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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-07
The aslps Of cAlu.sn Over.

SAYS q writer In Kdrpr's u Bd'dr:
.sThs reign Of tho chignon 10 over; its
glory has departed; Us namo !. lchA-
bod. The ladies will take notice &C
o~ordinely. II seems thai With this dis
Appearances romance has come back
romance before impossible. says the
writer. Tho chignon was the open Zoe
Of poetry and romance. .. all artificial
thinQs arc that have not In their BON
struction the elements Of beauty. IL
was born OF Q hard ora, whore every
thing was being reduced TO the com:
monplace level Of money making and
the display Of money. m era that would
have assured rs that money was % ON
nipotent Il could even purchase the
bloom Of beauty. and make II transfer
able. Blu. the long and silky hair itself,
In its native grace and simplicity. be-
longs to poetry, is one Of it, haunts, in.
deed. for it loves to lurk in is perfumed
locks and to do homage 10 Its compell'
ing charm.
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IATE TElENAMs.
needles. d. Csansssieut.

- kAfeas8
NV HIvxx, April 6.-Ths latest re-
turns from this Congressional District
rive Phelps, DEM, q majority OF l.l96
With Ave towns 70 hear from, which Last
year gave tho Democrats q majority OF
Lander's, Dem. plurality In the First
Distriea over Havlsy u as.
.Barnum, Dem, In tho Fourth District
Ia reelected BY probably 1000 major
"Rs.urns nom ths Third District are
meagsr. but probably Starkwsathsr.
Ran. IN re-SleoSsd. NHNN
The Senate ID Democratic BY . large
majority, the returns showing that there
have been already elected thirteen Dem
ocrsts out Of twsnty-ons members. The
Republicans gain largely In the House,
and Il 10 probably close In that body.
HAsryokD, April 6.-Ingerson, DEM,
for Governor. has aplunlity Of CASA
majority over al. osa ala qsl
Asharp Trick.
wAsxuorox, April g. Conclusive
proof has been obtained that four or hvs
clerks In the Post Once Department,
and several persons outside. have secured
q number Of contracts for mail service In
the Southwestern States BY means OF a
counterfeit stamp containing the initials
Of the First and Second Assistant Post
masters General, which 10 placed on bids
whom opened In order 70 show that they
have been received In time. This coun-
tsrfsit stamp has been used 10 give valid
ity TO straw bids made at lower figures
than The lowest Of bids really opened ut
tho advertised time. Among the con.
tractors implicated is I-Congressman
Hyncs, recently appointed United States
Marshal for Alabama. The contracts
thus secured will DO annulled and oil
clerks implicated Immediately dismissed.
The President to-day appointed ].
Madison Well, Surveyor Of Customs al
New Orleans.
Tho fact that Hynes Is implicated In
the frauds was yesterday communicated
to Attorney General Williams, who i'm
msdiatsly procured his removal by the
President a. United States Marshal fol
| 500 nH.H
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y TO EXPLAIN.

Ex-SESAroR RAnsxr rises 70 explain.
He shares with Senator Hamlin the re-
sponsibility Of bringing into life the OPP
prsssivs postal Law. and his remarks are
Of course interesting. He makes his s1-
pianaiion through the editorial columns
Of the 81. Psul Press. and its substance
IL this: Under the Law a. amended last
June tho maximum weight Of packages
Of thira-elass matter vas placed st four
pounds. with postage at half = cent an
ounce; the result was that the stage CON-
paniss in Arizona and other parts Of the
country which bad mail contracts wsre
overloaded with four-pouna packages
which the express companies would have
charged adollar 70 carry; this evil in
creased 80 rapidly ssto thsssisn 70 break
down the stage companies, and they
protested against IL; After . full investi-
CATION Of the matter. the Postal Com
mittss decided up tvo.or three altsrna-
tive amendments; the hrt was, restrict
ing all packages 10 II ounces, n former
ly; the second. restricting them to two
pounds; the third, doubling the rate Of
postage on third-slass matter; The
hnt two bsing voted down. Ben
ator HAmlin introduced the third.
and Il passed; the express companies
had no more 70 do With u than the Czar
Of Russia; not . single representative Of
an s1prsss company approached the
Committee OF any msnbsr OF ID, % far
u Nj. Ramsey known. The substance
Of this explanation Il. that 70 prevent
the stage companies in Arizona fron
breaking down. The citizens Of the vhols
country were afiictsd with an opprss-
sivs and ag~gravating law. Nov. sena-
TOR Hanlin. says the New York Tribuns.
let n hear what you have 10 sayi
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-07
LITTLE .-orF.-

The Rsno CFssc1a made . slight mis-
take yesterday In asserting that Senator
Booth Fran on tho Dolly Warden tick.
Ct . party consisting Of Democrats and
Liberal Republicans. and vas elected
Governor Of California" Booth was
nominated and elected Governor By The
Republican party. He Was not . Libsr'
al Republican In 1917. but II ve rsmem-
bsr correctly oams over into This State
and msds several speeches for Grant and
Jones that year. He left tho Republican
party only vhsn. in his Judgment. Il
became necessary In order 10 further his
psrsoual aspirations. He wanted 10 b
U. 9. Senator. and finding hat he could
mot hope 70 succeed By Republican
votes he. viii he aid Of The saeramsn-
70 Csios and . few political friends.
Organised the Independent OF dolly
vardsn" party. That party succeeded
In slseting . majority Of tho Legislators.
and IN accordance with tho programme
and - In duty bound. elected Governor
Booth 10 The United States Senate.
Booth vss never . Liberal Republican.
or II 10 vs.. he had not tho nanlinsss
to svov Il when the new party most
needed HE aid. 70 vii: In the campaign
Of 1879. His political course since hs
was elected Governor In 1871. has bean
noted for bsohsn pledges and
ps.oual ambition. Thsss qualities
may. in ths minds Of Dolly Vardens'
prs-sminsntly 81 him for further pro
motion. but thsy certainly do not claim
support OF commentaries from ddssns
vho believe q public pledge should b
Kept - sacrsdly a. . private promise.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-07
FOND A NEST.

TIE OAKLAND Noes man thinks he has
found . '.mcs's .sst'' In q criticism
Of his rsesnt financial theory. His prop
osidon vas thai the Government receive
srssnbseks for import duties. and with
these buy gold Tor payment Of the int'r'
sst aud principal Of is bonds whom ma
sursd. To this W replied thas the
import duties were The main source Of
eold revenue 10 the Govsrnmsnt and
tAss we're Ne Govsmnsnt plscs4 IN ths
position Of . compulsory buyer Of gold.
iha. n-sosssAzy article vouldbs locked up
by q clique which would make It, own
pdoss for The Indispensable commodity.
We used his Language:
'.Evsu dollar Of gold in the United
States would In three months be locked
up, and the Government would Be abso.
iutsly d The mercy Of . huge gold rins."
And further on, In discussing the
souross Of revenue and the operation OF
our sysssm Of duties. payable in gold.
in keeping . certain quantity Of gold In
The Govsrnmsnt treasury. We added
hat:
"wsrs ID not for import duties. three
iourths Of our gold would 60 TO Europe
and remain thsrs." fTr
Both Of which statements we believe
10 Be- oerrses. But The Noes editor. In
pursuit Of the Aforesaid mares nest.
chucilinsly suggests that the two state
msnts are Incompatible that two
bodies cannot occupy The same space
d the same time. or thai in other words.
IL every dollar in the United States were
looked up. thrssfeurths Of II could not
20 to Europe. This IL absurd. II all
might DO locked up against the Gov
eminent for purchase and At tho Same
time BE- exported BY the ring 70 Europe.
But We simply said that what 'cds h Tie
Uniisd States would Be- locked up. not
What was In Europe OF would 60 there
In payment for articles purchased for
import. II t~hrss-fourths went abroad,
the on<-fourth remaining would b
locked up. that's III. And The Gov.
eminent would b compelled 70 pur'
chase Of the ring. for srssnbseks are NOT
Of much account outside Of the United
States. The Nsses man wants 10 know
"vhat he Gold clique would absorb the
gssnbseks for" The answer ID aim
pie. For profit. Thsy would AZ thai
own price upon sold which the Govern
msnt must havs, and when In demand
va supplied The relative value Of green.
backs 10 gold would advance. Thsy
would then gradually purchase gold un'
I'll the next dsmand should arise vher
the sams operation would Be- rspsassd
The value Of gold b enhanced and thsi
Of grssnbscks b reduced. And spsci'
resumption under such q system. IL 1
needless TO say. would never b brough
about.
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AwxvIap PosrrIos.-On the wes|

AWKWARD PosrrIos.-0n the west
ward bound train last Monday night a
rather awkward circumstances took
place, yet which the passengers made
The bsst Of. When the train was q few
miles east Of Reno. an invitation was
sxtsndsd 70 all the gentlemen In n cor.
tain car 10 please step into the others. a.
Q lady WAS In q most interesting con-
diton. They With all due haste and
gallantry complied. and in . few min
utss . young Italian was ushsrsd Into
existence. The ladies present did all
that was IN thor power 70 assist. but
then you know they don't 90 prepared
for such OCCASIONS. To add to tho en-
barrassment, neither tho lady nor her
husband could speak q word Of English.
When the mother and urchin went
through hero they were doing well and
the yosnestsr Ms yelling II the top Of
his voics. That youth should do q
business, a. hs started life on
tho Ay.-Reno Journal. Apra7h.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-07
Carson Items.
trrom the Tribune. April 81

Farmer Trcadway's purp Jimmy"
having. like his master. an eye to the
main chance. left his dwelling place at
the Treadway ranch this morning in
search Of q collar aud tag. Jimmy went
to the ShsrifrH once and heard the or
dinance relative to ''doss'' freely dis
cussod, and after wandering about town
for afew hours, came across Frank
McCullough. Superintendent Of the
Merrimac Mill. TO TINT Christian gem
tleman JimnY succeeded In making his
wants Known, and in less time than Il
takes to write the facts, tho ''animile'
had O splendid collar around his canine
"Uncle Tread" has been can
yassipg the affair ever since.
II IL reported In town that ore feeders
have bssn struck in the lower tunnel OF
the North Carson mine. II the report
proves true, The stockholders Of that and
other mines IN the same locality Will be
very jubilant. r.aEr rmfnrr-r
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rae THIRD TEAM IN ooNNEcrI-
CUT.

II will. psrhaps. not DO dsnisd =!
Journals inclined 10 BE- extremely rsdi-
..l. that the New York r"ss IL . con
uisssn. RspabHean journal. and Win 10
Opportunities for judging Of The eansss
which have LEAD 10 our dsfsss In Con-
nocticut entitled 70 confederation in III
statements. Ths following. vhish. %
eording 10 Q telsgraphio dispatch. aP-
psared in the Tamss' editorial columns
this morning. will therefore carry some
measure Of influence and authority:
In New Hampshirs tho party had the
yood ssnss and courage 70 take . posi-
lion acceptable 10 Conservative kspuo-
iicsns. and ron. Il was not taken In
Connecticut, whore We lost. The lesson
ought not 10 bs d~isregArdsd. Popular
JUDGMENT does NOT sxeuse . party b.
cause Of Ia large minority OF couscaen-
tious public men Who are opposed to the
essentially unjust policy recently ex-
presssd in tho Fosco bill. Gensral Hav-
lev hss fallen under The general d.afiso-
ton. thoueh NO more able or consistens
opponent could BE- found OF the very
measures which have received condem.
nation. There must be . thorough and
united effort 10 countsract the present
tendencies or the party will suffer tho
defeat Il has in Connecticut.
We have heretofore. in an editorial,
pointed out the difference between thu
New HAmpshirs and Connecticut Rspub
lean platforms. The hnt rspudiassd
the third tern hsresy. The last in
directly advocated Gnnt's retention
In once. In the former State thu
Republican nominee for Governor
was openly opposed TO the thru
term idea. In Connecticut. on the con-
trary. the Republican nominee va an
earnest advocate Of 0rant's reelection.
The action Of The Prssidsnti in Louisians
was endorsed BY both New Hsmpshirs
and Connecticut Republicans. In one
STATE the Rspublicans won, in the other
they have lost. The Force bill was con-
demnsd by Gen. Havley. but the tide
was too great for him 70 stem. We
firmly believe hat ID was spon this
third term rock that the Rspublicanpsrty
in Connecticut struck and went down.
IA RAW h. a va have heretofore 70
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-07
70 TINE crrlzEns OF GOLD NIL.

You are al invited 70 oaIl and intpeot
our new and elegant store with IL fun,
rich stock Of watches, chains, jswelry,
silverware, diamonds, clocks, hronzes,
music boxes. etc. Whenever you visit
Ban Francisco you will always DO re-
csived In o courteous manner by ]. W.
Tucker. lSl Kearny street, who will al.
ways take pleasure In showing custom
en- through his stock Of goods. nsvsr
considering II q trouble, but always tax.
ing great pleasure In showing goods.
Don't fail 70 call and sec him ere you
purchase ELSEWHERE. BE win send goods
Tor selection 10 any part Of the State.
and will repair watches and jswslry sent
through Wells, Fargo 4 Co., guarantee
ing all work which leaves his store; en-
ploying. as he does, tho best OF work.
men. Don't forgot his nov store-l3l
Kearny street only.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-07
,-NV-t u.,utnnl Obl

PHr,nA Err, Of Hamilton. Ohio.
asked her mother to take q note for her
10 q friend Of the family living in q near
street. Ths note whom opened was
found 70 read: "This 10 . little russ Of
mine 10 get mother out Of the house.
Before shs oan get back I viii bs on tho
cars with dear Lorenzo, and before night
viii bs married"
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VELLsw JACKET sILyER HIN

ing Company.
s! .ss:,l.I : .Sss'' s S:;s a y s s::r;sc Cent; IT. ;
stfsrt, ooid Hi, New. IE"lVGTU WI
Notice 10 hereby given that at . meeting q
the Beard Of Trusises Of aid Cenpany. held
on the TN day Of Aprii A. d. 1878, an assessment
mo. 90 ofFiys Dollars tt5) per shsrc wac levied
upou each and svcfy shsre Of the capital stoek
Il SI,,; az s, SS.pa.o oii 6 S,SsS !: In iSI sse,s.an e
the once Of The Company, nain street, Gold
Hill, Nevada. rrr
Any stock upon which said ssssssmsnt shall
remain unpaid, on Tuesday. the 18th day Of
Nay. ISIS, shall bs licensed d~slipquent, and
will DO duly advertised fof sale ii public
auction, and unless payment ,hall be made be.
Of June. 1875, st - o'clock T.. IN Trent Of the
odoc OF the company. 10 PAY the delinquent
assessment. together with costs Of advei tlslne
and expenses OF sale. la Hs "a tl,wu
By order Of the Board Of Trustees.
q. W. HOPKINS, SECRETARY.
Gold Hill. April Z, 1878 apt ID
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-07
MKAsunE or:-rUnLIc SAFETY.

The recent arrest and commitment 10
jail Of Wilbur r. Storey. editor Of the
Chicago Tss. BY . Judge Of an infs-
rior Court. for alleged contempt, has
awakened the press and people Of I'LL
uois al least, TO the character Of the sys-
lem which permits such outragcs upon
personal liberty and free speech. II
viii be remembered that Mr.. Storey was
committed. not for IN odsnss commit
ted in open coart, bat for constructive
oontsmpt" the alleged indignity con-
sisting in the publication by the TINES
Of certain structures upon tho Court and
the Grand Jury. A week ago yesterday
q bill was with becoming promptituds
introduced into tho State Senate Of nh-
nois abolishing the power Of Sssts
Judges 70 punish for constructive con-
tempt. The bill puts the Stats Courts
upon the footing that Is occupied by
Fodsral Courts. and restricts the power
Of . Judge in contempt cases 70 matters
occurring in The presence Of the Court.
Il should b enacted. In the words Of
an exchange. 'ths broad latitude given
70 the power Of the Court 70 arrest
and punish private citizens for
the expression Of their opinions sven II
Il DO accepted as q matter Of law. Is
nevertheless outrageous - . matter Of
practice" This 10 true. Decisions Of
courts grow into prsosdsnts, and II. fol-
The ons sstablishsd In the " Of
Mr.. stossy. othsr dsdions shall DO
rendered In accordance Herewith. there
viii grow up In . few years a system Of
press Censorship and judicial tyranny.
insupportabls and destructive Of the
most cherished rights Of the American
free speech and free press. We
question u . Law vhish authorizes The
oommitmsnt Of eitissns for contempt
without Trial By jury. u constitutional.
So also may the question Be- raised ~ 70
tho right Of The National Legislature In
similar casss. his q thing TO pro
ssrvs tAs dignity Of courts and Lssist
l~aturss, but . far different matter 10 de-
pivsa citizen Of personal liberty. not
Tor purposes Of ordsr or deoorum, but
- punishment for alleged crime, and
without ssmblancs Of trial.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-07

IT may be all right, but II We were
Mrs. Lvsrmore We should object 10
being called Gan amiabls and pulchritu.
dinous lady" II 10 the reckless use Of
the syllables like these which does moro
70 encourage eItravaganoo and debauch
society than all the fashion magazines.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-07

IN. Csttia.burs (Ky.) Enquirer is
profoundly impressed that Cattlsburg
needs ono Of two things-'a little more
religion or q chain gang"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-07
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
FOR TOWN MARSHAL.
THOMAS KELLY

ID EsPEcTFULLY ANNOUNCES HIMSELF
Nsrhsi Of Gold nm. ct the ensuing Municipal
Election, 10 DO held on Monday, Nay ., 1878,
subject 70 the decision Of tho cltissns Of Gold
uU apr2 tide
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-07

STATE Senator Samuel F. Maddox. Of
Chesterfield, Va. hos boon found guilty
Of larceny, and sentenced by tho Police
Justice Of Richmond 10 four months
imprisonment In Jail.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-07
NEW TO-DAY.
CO RS
REPORT.

no TIE HONORABLE BOARD OF ooUN.
TY COMMISSIONERS Of storey County.
Nevada: / herewith submit my report OF the
finances Of Storey County for the quarter year
anding March Al faf6.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-07

TIE fame Of "Poter John" who
recently cleaned Out all the Piuis
poker sharpe in Virginia City and Gold
Hill. has reached New York City. The
TIibsns noting the fact. rsmarks: That
this exhibition Of siill prompts severn
insvsrsnt newspaper to suggest that
Mr.. p. John b made an ambassador
abroad" The particular post Of honor
IL not named. Probably. however. tho
Court OF 80. James occurred to the said
~irrsvcrsnt editors.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-07
NOTICE.
SarsReld Guard!

.VoU ARE REQUESTED TO NEXT. l.
on WEDNESDAY EVENING, April
nh. ct Minsrs' Union Hall, Gold Hili. TO
Wsttsnd the annual election OF orccrs.4
~ JOHN cosaRovE, Captain.
PxrEa r. HEARS. Secretary. apr1 td
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-07

A Hsavf D,u.-A few days ago
Nm. Anna Babb's little boy drank .
pound Of quieksilves. The child u les
than three years old. and sven in Cali
fornia u considered rather young 70 In
dules In 20 strong . bsvaaes. He
found The mercury bottle In some rub
bish in an Old trunk. whils playing. and
drank Tie vhols. having bat . few
dzops- The physiaan was ssnt for.
Who administered some light remedy.
The shild gave no othsr indication o.
having taksn Tie mercury than drovsi-
nsss. The metal did not al leave the
stomach foe tsn days. but hs WIS about
al the time. and Il now bright o. ever.
-GRrcy Adtoeok. Ap1i3.
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FoR TOWN MARSHAL.
FOR TOWN MARSHAL
FOR TOWN TREASURER.
GEO. w. poRWlN

nEspEcTpULLy ANNOUNCES nIMsELP
IL, 4 candidate Tor the ONCE Of Treasurer Of
Gold I'LL al the ensuing town election.
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DIED.

snoRT1ln cs-ou. Aphl0. J. p. Short, ofAn.
telope Valley.
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BORN.

wife OF Edward 9reenhalgh, . daughter.
JONES' In Carson. April Z, TO tho wife Of o.
? II. Jones, Q sen.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-22
WasHington's BirthdGy.

The observance Of Washington's birth
day this year is more general than for
some years past. Flags are hung out
along the principal streets, lending quite
an appearance of gaiety to the city, and
although the puulic demonstrations have
been few, they are more numerous than
have taken place for number of years
past.
EARLY this morning Mayor Johnston
was astir. Nine O'Clock found him at
the Ohio & Mississippi depot, awaiting
the arrival Of the Harrison Light Guards
which body was little late and did moi
arrive until about 10 O'Clock.
The lines were then formed, and pre-.
ceded by Mayor Johnston, Representa-
tive Geghan Of the Legislature, Captain
Sutton of the military, and body of po-
lice under command OF Lieut.. Frank
Kelly, marched up Mill street to Second,
out Second to Race, up Race to Third,
out Third to Hammond, up Hammond to
the Station.house, where they gave a
short exhibition drill.
The Harrison Light Guards were Or
ganized about two or three months, VIM.
Meade is their Captain and Louis Holt
and Chris. Dorman their first and second
Lieutenants. They are fine looking
body Of men, and their drilling is credit
able to themselves, considering the
length of time tnat has elapsed since
their organization.