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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-04-23

The undersigned having purchased the Millss
Honse, Ia Lancaster, Ky and reftted IL up In good
style he natters himself that he 10 able to treat his
guests ~nh a. good accommodations as ans Hotel
can in the interior Of Kentucky. Having bad
thirty years exp-rienc. OF and on, In the business
he thinks he knows how To make the way farer ieel
at home. lie has good Bar, and . Clerk unsur-
passed. by any-the veteran John Romans. who has
had Year, Of experience in the business Good
stable we'll filled with pruvender, with the hest Of
hoethrs Thanks To the ssr people for past is,oss
aud as peace Is made In this pace, We hope you
Will not he baekw Td In stopping s Lancaster, AID
especially Al the Carson HOUSE.
i57-u x. CARSON.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-04-23

W. r. Walton. Editor aud Proprietor.
r. 2. Walton, Jr., Business Manager.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-04-23

and the principal Eastern Cities.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-04-23
40 NORTH.
VI SOUTH,
EAST AND
WEST,
Louisville & Nashville
South 4 North Alabama
r. AILRO A DIS.
Trains leave stsniord as follows daily, sundays

Trains leave stsnford as follows daily. sundays
excepted.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-16
Nevada Chooses Rsr Senator.

William Sharon 10 United States
Senator from Nevada, and we are glad Of
II, for two reasons. In the first place,
he is a Republican. and not deficient In
that quality Of backbone which we take
1t the Republican party has never lacked
80 much as at present. In the second
place, he is q sound hnancier. and we
aro very certain that Congress was never
more in need Of men Of that kind. He
will ably represent the best economic
views Of the Pacific coast. aud will stand
up for that stable currency and snlight-
ensd financial policy which al present
constitute tho most Imperative need Of
the country. senator Sharon has not
mingled enough in public life TO enable
US to say whether he IL likely TO prove .
good debatsr. bat va know that he has
the matter. and so do not doubt that the
manner will be such % TO insure alton
ton when he speaks. A representative
OF the most characteristic element OF the
American natisn to-day-ths rnoluts.
elear-sighted, daring. yet prudent, suo-
cessful business man-he ftly stands for
the w~ealthisst, most aspiring. and most
dashiny community In the Union, and
we do not fear that he will In any way
fall short OF the most sanguine esti-
mates formed in regard to his public ca
reer. -Sdcumsnto Record. Jan. IAN.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-16
Breaking Her Fathsr's Heart.
twa,Alnston Cor. cInelnn..l Gazette.

Washington Cor. Cincinnati oazette.i
There are some very beautiful colorsd
girls here, just Of that cafe-au.lait color
so exquisite when accompanied BY hns
features. One pretty Creole married an
officer Of the Freedman's Bank, q col
ored man, who formerly playedths piano
for private Germans. etc. He built her
a ine house, and took her to Niagara on
the bridal trip. She was married in n
white satin dress. with orange blossoms
and tulle veil. Another girl, 70 nearly
white that the African blood would never
DO suspected, was highly educated, with
eyes large and ~lustrously black, like
those OF the Spanish women; her hair
N purple rs the ravens wings; her COM
pleIion cream, with the fintsst suspi-
Dion OF c~oulsur do rose; her lips full and
scarlet; hsr hands aud feet ~wondrously
tiny. Her father intended 10 take her
abroad, where his pedigree was unknown.
for. u discovered. foreigners would not
show the horror OF the negro blood
eyinced by Americans; then he hoped
his daughters accomplishments. and
wealth might attract Caucasian wooers.
Bat, alas! for his fond hopes, true 70
her race, she married o black man, %
Of Q restauratsur. and broke her fathers
heart, a. well a. his pride.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-16
Bleeding from Lungs. Calarrh, Bron.
chitis, Consumption. A Wonder.
full Cure.

" rn NA@
n p.s W. f.
r,asos' y. W., puna', y. u
pear an-i NM ,univu run .a. ui
an "ss'" ~, ~
year. au' ,o' '.re" .e"s ~,
.niM 'iou1 , ~ nan IT, Mn
. mn WIN no '"suus W.. IL
90 o. ,i.
~ w %;,x 49, ws. a,,a.tpJ win
Nes .m sng..;na
oron - sa.n.a"S
anno', .ov ~, ~ H.. .r,. .na
moun. ~, ~ ~ .omn,.,s,v nrn.;,.,sJ
80 49,. N. ,r,r. h.,.;na
WIN nNao .aau. a!,r,;n ,,.n
,ou, 49,, "sN, ~ p I'D =, n;n.
se ~ a. s.n,am,a. toI,om,;nn :
ua.s. ~ n ~ =. ahys
III. ,sosah =. 49,. s.aiJ. s,.,o
AZ. nSnisi ~. 80 .;ns5 .,J a.
49, 49, ,.,roIJ $50 ,han hs,ors
r"ar. a., ,ar LII sssmeJ fru;tle.s
i'e.d, 80 ha Ios;n, c,onnd Ja;iy I
.,n,;n,sd !. MI. fSshie s,s,s raising
IJaaI .Ir,os, a.;lx rn,;i abon, ,hs Srsi
os~S.aah -, - Iho.owa sa IA ~.
" si''eu, 10 "us .I.
70 pe snuls'. eI' nS,a" n,,f
lriena susses.eI !ou ,hs, ~ ,."n,i
was es'teme'y SnePuS" 'u" W n ",' =,
ar ms so'u a,am - I,"r nnon msi;.
I'm M dao,.s n;,S .,;.cas, How.
cine anu ,;po1 ~ !, uoyr .,.nisrs
snd ,saJ i, c"rsfulix' from which / came
a"a i'"' - n.J..,aa,I
~. - =, 1T, finally oh.
;.;n., nnsn,;,r ~ Dr. saos's Cs,arrb
Rsmsdr. r"nr Golden Medical Diseoy.
sry ami p.ll.,. ana commenced their
~! anu s,sori;nO 49, d;,sc,;ons
tn my surry;ss, I ,oon becsn TO inn.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-16
wroCKS = aINu.

The week closed upon a still some
what depressed stock market, although
prices have considerably improved since
day before yesterday, and the prospect
for a still better market mex, week is very
good. There is no tangible reason for
stocks being low. but. on the contrary,
there il every reason for an advance
beyond the prices hitherto attained.
This view Of the matter Is based
upon the actual developments OF
orc in the mines. The great
Consolidated Virginia. California. aud
Ophir bonanza Is showing better
than ever in each Of these mines, and
the reason Of the break in Ophir Is not
apparent. or easily explained, yet 1t
had the effect TO create quite n general,
though not heavy break all along the
line. Many are the theories addueed
and freely argued regarding the matter.
and the most popular IN that of the
.'Bank crowd" or Baldwin selling the
stock which each held 50 firmly in the
great struggle for tho control a few
weeks ago. Which branch Of the theory
is the correct ono Is n question. Per-
haps both are correct. IL Is evident.
however. that the bears broke into
tho circus ring. and have rather
got the bulge on the bulls just
nj present. We don't believe they
can stay there long. however.
Considerable talk is made OF
general Siringsney in the money mar
kst. and in reality. there does appear to
be a slight s~trineency; yet II Ia merely
temporary and is already disappearing.
The present great now storm u 4 grand
bonanzs for the general bcnent OF the
mining. milling. farming and general
prosperity OF the country. and the COM
ING season cannot fail 20 be the most
prosperous sver seen here. The follow
ing from the San Francisco Aha, is to
the point:
THE time Is now rapidly approaching
when tn. new mills will set into moticn
tho vast bullion reserves OF the Califor-
mia AMI Consolidated Virginia. The
hosting capacity OF these mines
Is 1000 tons per day. 10000
tons per month. which. at the minimum
assay, will give 81, 900. OOo. II milling
capacity can be found. There are o
seven mills running and two new ones
ordered. These two. with the new mill
lust started. will crush COO tons per day.
and, altogether. $4,000 tons Per month.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-16
Religion. service. ro-~.rro~.

NJ. T.. CnuncH. Com HnL--DiNins
services will 10 he'll ut this church,
Tomorrow Sunday morning. Rev.
Mr.. Uren. pastor, officiating. Preaching
at lOi, A. NJ. and "a ?. N ; Sunday
School at Il, p. NJ. All are invited
ST.. JoMS's CHuRcH. GoLp Hill
There will be divine service at this
church Tomorrow Sunday at Z p. NJ,
II. II. Eastman. officiating. seats free.
and all are cordially invited. sunday
School at ] 30 a.. N.
ut. Pans CurRcn, Virginia City
There will he divine service tomorrow
morning at II o'clock and in the even
ing at : o'clock. Rev. s. +. Kelly ofisi-
aiinc in the morning and II. :. East.
man. in the evening. Sunday school
nj l2i5 p. NJ.
RELIGIOUS. - Reverend Mr.. Me-
Gra,h will lecture in the National
Guard Hall. Virginia City. Sunday
evening at = o'clock.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-16

Special Message Of the President On
she Louisian Questies.
NEW YoRx. Jan. 14.-Ths Times csm-
msnds tho Presidents message a. .
moderate. strong and sensible docu-
ment, calculated to mako o favorable
impression on the country. The Presi.
dent does not justify military operations
at New Orleans on the 4th instant, but
regards Kellogg's call upon the military
as debateable. He distinctly states his
opinion that the constabulary and mill
tary force Of the State should have been
called out first. The Federal military
acted under general instructions which
could not contemplate the precise ocea-
sion. The military error. therefore. was
not committed under his instructions.
Accordingly, there Is no occasion to CEN
sure him. The President effsctually
disposes Of the Democratic clamor
against him; the safeguards against q
recurrence Of the vents OF the 4th lie In
the hands Of the Republican majority in
Congress.
The Tunes publishes an elaborate lst.
ter from lawyer Stoughton. ably review.
ing the Louisiana case to show that the
body where the military intsrfsrsd was
not q Legislature but . Evolutionary
body, which had seized the House by
violent and illegal means, and then add
ell to their numbers enough to constitute
a majority. Houghton, however. holds
A., E.tiaoo xx.J ;u ~callin1 nm Ia Tro.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-16

rIrsE's orrn, HoysE.-Misa Cowoll
appeared last night as Josephine, in tho
drama OF 1.-THE Child OF the Regiment
She was loudly and frequently applaud
ed. This is evidently. n Of her spe-
cialties. The house was comfortably
filed. The company. as u whole. per-
formed the piece with credit to them.
selves. aud il will. therefore. be unnec-
s.,ary TO pa~rticularize. The entertain
ment closed with ''Jenny Lind at Last. "
I'm which piece Miss Cowell aud Messrs.
Billings. Giddens and Wilkes have
achieved a decided success. Tonight
..Marriej Life" will be produced. with
Miss covell as Mrs. Younghusband.
WAITING roR Fam WE,ruKn Prof.
Mcdonald AMI DIR. Riee have deemed IL
prudent to defer their lectures till the
..siorm King" assumes n mildsr mood.
n he permits. they will lecture to ladies
ON next Monday afternoon, and gentle
men in the evening. Circulars will be
distributed. giving timely notice to all,
when these special (freel lectures will
be given. Tomorrow Sunday they
will be in their Office. a usual. during
they day and evening. in the reception
room OF the Miners Union Hall. All
who would like to know their Phrenol-
ocy. or have FREQ medical examination.
should not delay interviewing them.
ANOTHER Snow SroEA.-M 10 A. N.
to-day. ii RECOMMENDED to snow. and
the probabilities are that we are in fora
second edition Of our first snow storm.
The trains ON the Y. K I. II. r. are ON
time going down hill. but coming up
are otherwise.
RK-ArPKARAScK or LITTLE Million
Monday night next Little Nell will sure
iy re-appear at Piper's Opera Housein her
famous drama Of ''No Name"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-16

DfsrhfCr Coukr, tAisiNo Supoh.Ano
following business was transacted in the
First District Court yesterday morning:
c. H. Clark W. Marx Strouse ct ais;
plaintiff permitted to amend his com.
plant. Eugenia A. Turner Va. George
l.. Turner. suit for divorce; verdict for
defendant. The Grand Jury reported
having found true bills against the fol.
lowing parties: Ralph johnson, for Jail
breaking and damaging the property Of
the county; Daniel Hanifsn, grand lar
ceny; Edward Tully, assault with intent
to kill, and ]. II. Skewers, murder. The
charge Of grand larceny against Victor
Hope was ignored, and also vas the
charge Of perjury against John Range.
All trial Jurors were excused till Tues
day, January 10Th, and the Court adj
journed till 10 A. N. this morning. at
which time the law calender was called.
JrsrIck wmoHr's CoUnr. - As the
courtroom is being enlarged and reno
waited to-day. no business has been
transacted. Yesterday afternoon the
Judge fined OF the combaiants VINO
was ensaSeu ne ns' as ~ sn"J
SsS IN In ds,snlt Of nsym,nt' they
80. 10Th ,urn;shsa oaartsrs AT the
80 "Sn.nsa
-,
THASks.-M n regular meeting OF IN
Emmett Guard. held at their armory last
Wednesday evening. II was unanimously
resolved that a vote oil thanks be ten
dersd to Hon. William Sharon Tor sa-
tending to the company q free pass ovcr
the Virginia and Truckes Railroad to
and from Reno on the occasion OF their
60,
SMALL u'"s '"s
Z shalt was received NJ 'he rairoau us-
not. Virginia, yesterday. The engine
has A double cylinder, the pistons OF
which operate direety upon 'he uis
oS s avJ Jirsrs
. ne"''. 'Vh'''''"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-16

Tuzr Will Do lr!-Pcople who like to
trade tS the best advantage In buying their
family groceries, provisions and eli that sort Of
thing, Insist on trading II Rison's, Odd Fellows
Building, Main street. Gold Hill. There they
can md lust what they want. including the
choicest OF can and case goods, fresh ground
codes, al varieties Of pickles and preserves,
fresh vegetables and frults. choice liquors Of all
kinds, Q splendid assortment Of china and glass
wares, erockery. etc.. etc.. and everything ct
the most reasonable rates. Goods delivered
nee. Rison 10 . good man to trade with.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-16

ELLEN LA,RAsrs. an Illinois farmers
daughter; just missed. being . heroine.
Seeing her fathers barn on hrs. shs got
q pail Of water. al toward the blaxs
and-fainted on the way. The barn was
destroyed, and her father. rating her in
tsntions by the slow standard Of her
failure. warmed her shoulders With q
strap.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-16
PsnrcrIos.-The nearest approach 10 per

PsRScrios.-Ths nearest approach to per.
~feetiou, In antilles designed for kitchen nee. 10
that OF Dooley's Yeast Powder. now generally
recognized % the most economical and relia.
bic Yeast Powder In The country. No house-
came results. It requires but one half or two
thlrds the quantity that Il 10 necessary To use
Of other Baking Powders. while uniform suc.
cess In making rolls. bread. biscuits. pastry,
etc., 10 guaranteed. Recommended solely on
its merits Dooley 4 Drother, Msnufacturer,
% New street. New York. For rale by. all
Grocer. II
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-16
WESTERN DISPATCHES
FROM CARSON CITY.
LEoIsLArlvE raocEEDixes.
Rspsrts Of Committees -Anti.oamb
ling Bill-Iiquer Licsnsss-Raii.
read Yences-rhe Louisiana Reso-
lutions.
CAssox. Jan. l6, 1875.

A.
Wren, Frank and Avsrili. Rspubli-
cans; Dow. Democrat. and Beck. indie
pendent. were appointed A. Committee
on the Louisiana Resolutions.
The Committee on Ways and Means
reported favorably on . bill relative to
transportating OF criminal and insane.
The Committee on Corporations re-
ported uniavorably on the Freight and
Fares bill. and favorably on the fencing
Of railroad bill.
The Judiciary Committee reported
unfavorsbly on the bill abolishing oapi-
tai punishment.
The motion for special order In the
contested election cases VA reconsider
Cd and Il wal made the special order for
Tuesday next.
Hubbard gave notice Of . bill TO pro-
hibit all kinds OF gaming.
Frank introduced a bill fixing the
liquor license at $50 per month and one
mile out OF town at Gas per month.
The Committee Of the Whole recon-
mend the passage OF q bill for Transport
tation OF convicts and insane; to lay the
frsights and fares bill on the table; to
refer the railroad fence bill TO the Judi
ciary Committee; that the capital pun
ishmsnt bill do not pass. The House Is
still in Committee Of the Whole.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-16

rsxrrrxo DrAru.-Evsry man or woman
afflicted with q cough or cold. which he or che
tAkss no Measures to arrest, 10 tcnpt!ngdeath.
There 10 not . drug store In the land where
Haie's Honey Of Hourhound and Tar may NOT
BE- procured, and there 10 no ailment OF tho
lungs or throat tending to consumption or
bronchitis, which u IL not competent 10 cure.
Do not sufsr cold 10 accumulate ON cold. but
Arrest the nrst symptoms pulmonary disease,
and tone and invigoraie the breathing organs
with this wonderful remedy. Pixies Tooth.
ache Drops cure 10 one minute. II
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-16

Jrsr READ Tnis.- ilcyman Broth'rs have just
opened Q new furniture store ON the corner OF
ID and Taylor streets. They offer everything
necessary Tor furnishing honser, cheaper than
any houss thts side of san Francisco. They
keep constantly on hand . la-ge stock Of fhrni.
ture. bedding, carpets. crockery, glass and
plated ware. Give them q call. de2 lin
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-16

Blue PorNrs. = Large sized. delicious b
waves. fresh from the sea. can DO had every
stand, Palace Saloon. Virginia City. Alec oil
kinds OF fsh. spring chicken. porter houre
steaks and everything else crsved by the inner
man. Heiron's dinner combinations are .
marvel OF gastrononic skin. sell m
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-16

" jour hair 10 coming out or turning gray.
do not murmur over . misfortune you can 90
easily avert. Ayers Hair vigsr will remove
The cause Of your grief ny. restoring your hair
to its natural color, and Herewith your good
looks and good nature.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-16
srocK REPORT.
pArlr sr a. r. xr,r,ss . co
Last Evssinx.

-
~laxroRrzp pArlr NJ n. r. HEATING . col
Last Evssisx.
10ss Meadow Valley. ~, sx. .. 81
iso kaynoud 4 by. 50, ~, Il, u, ~. az,
$50 Earvks Con. IS. isk
$50 Phoebe. 8. So. 81
3io Washington q Creole, N, ISL
liu belmont. icS. los. II, 10.
1910 Newark. ~, ~. IN
90 Rye Patch. ~
NJ Ei Dorado South,
% Mentor Belmont. N
10 Chsriot Mill. ~
~ Golden ,haric,, AZ. fx.s
$50 Ida Fillmore. NIX
$50 Mahogany. ~
100 War Eagle. ~
as Justice. f23. iSo
IS sucecr. ~
3a5 rnion Con. ~. 81. 81, IS
$40 Lady bryan. n, i0&. 10
1888 Julia. 10. ~. II, u. nv. II
ais Caledonia, ~. ~. IN
"a ksiekerboeker.
rs Globe. J. IA
las Bailisn. Is, Is. -, Il. ~, Il IS rs. co. "a,
IS. 81
10 utsh. N
isso silver lin, n. iiS, Is
This MsrsinE.
is,s ophir. $40. ss,S. sts. rs bs, go b. AIN
~, sss. az. as. sts
ts5 Gould a Curry. 90 .e5x, Is. 81
icso Mexican, G., 81. css, q. u. GAY, 81 b,
1910 Bs., ! neleAsr. nv. 7aS,a n, II .,o, nv.
-. T2<
ils savage, IT'S. is,x, iso
10 Exehsgusr. 80 s3n. nd
rs Sre. Beicher. 10
4su Alpha. -. III
us C.niofnla. sss. $50. $50. 5,s, $50. :ssS. %,
so Gold I'LL Quzrtx.f
Us ksniuck, IL, xix, aik. -
lsO DAsey. ~
eco Oyernan, "a NJ. 81. sin
SsS Empire Mn. IAN. iis
25 sierra Nevada. AN. -. ~
iso Justice. l3o is
$50 Imperial. %. ieH Nk
10 Consolidated Virginia, ooo. esq Gas. $50
100 sueeeor. 6k.GA
as iialiimerc Con. ~
2iO Chollsr. rotosi. s!S, IS. slS. 1S
lS5 Yellow Jacket. Ia. $50. ISL. LS
l2O Confidence, o.. ~. Is
isO Union Con, ~. vi, sjI,0
iSl ul,bs.
isso lady Ryan. n. tlk. tOS
i0 kuickerbocker 5. 1,
IA5 Hale q Sofcro.s. a.. al. 81
brS Gro sn Point. NJ. an. a.. N hi
isos De,ehsr. sss. 51S, 81 5i4. 81 b.
gao Julia. nv, 10, n
30 Academia. -, ~. sCS
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-16

arygood.stSgai.nd cone
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-16
BEAUTIFUL SHOW.

Oh, the Show! the Beautiful Show!
Filling all hearts with Joy rs they go
Through REINsTEIN & VOLTS
Beautiful Store,
Where goods are piled reaching from
ceiling to floor
Ready-made,
Custom-made,
Garments 10 wear.
At prices you will be astonished to hear.
Inducements! Inducements! Drop in
and see.
They'll show you the Stock and charge
you no fec.
Oh, what q Beautiful, Beautiful Show
OF Merchandise, selling at prices so low
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-16
rHE LOWER
MINING co.
HAS OPENED sooKs

ITO RECEIVE SUBSCRIPTIONS PoR A
L limited amount OF stock, fora working cap
jtai, 81 o. 50 per share.
The stock win soon take its place In the
Stock Board. and q large advsnes.i in price must
occuv % the work procresses.
This mine 10 ON the great Comstoek LODI In
Gold Canyon, between the Silver Hill and the
Dayton Mining Compsnies.
The work now dsne upon tho milne 10 -
follows:
One shan. heavy iimbered. three esmpar.
menis, 100 feet deep.
One chan. two compsrtments. 40 feet deep.
Ont incline. on the lode. - ieet deep.
Two tunnels, one SOS feet arc one 80 feet.
Thirty eight apSays made rom one OF the
crostcuts, run from tfa 10 300 per ton.
Title ". y. Patent. There arc twenty
rharer 10 the foot. Maps can be seen snd full
particular. obtsined 81 the once. Work TO DO
commenced on the mine ct once.
Trusiees-J. A. Prtchard, Robert Sherwood,
IL c. Kibbe. Capt. 4. Il. warrsw, and Samuel
A. Cbspis.
GEo. Il. sPlNNEY Secretary.
sAML. CURTIS. Superintendent.
The books are open 81 the on.ce oi the Pre-.
ideht. ]. 4. DRiTCllARD. 80 Pine street.
rooms ! and ., San Francisco, Cal. jaisaw
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-16
EASTERN DISPATCHES
DOMESTIC NEWS.

SPECIAL TO TN, sotp ELL DAILY NEWS.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-26

1t is announced that the sterling loan of f4oo0Co
of the Eastern Railroad of Massachusetts, which was
placed in London by the BariDgs at 92t, has ad-
vanced to 95i upon information that provision has
been made for funding the floating debt, and the
former issues were active yesterday in Boston at 9i
and interest This is of interest in connection with
the new loan of that Company now offered at not
less than co. and which is to be redeemed at par by
annual drawings. The last annual report OF the
operations of the Company show it to have made
very large increase in traffic and earnings, while ITS
facilities for doing business have been greatly en-
larged by recent purchases.
The Denver and Rio Grande Railway reports earn
ngs for week ending Feb IA, 1875, at S6,4O9; same
week, 1874, S. 426 81 ; increase. S9S2 80
The Union Pacific Railroad Company give notice
to-day that the exchange of the income bonds OF the
Company will be discontinued after Feb n, and
that interest on the outstanding bonds will be paid
at the Office of the Company in Boston at per cent
which is the legal rate of interest in Massachusetts,
The annual meeting of the stockholders of the Com
pauy, for the election of Board of Directors takes
place at Boston Oh the 10th of March, aud the trans
fer books will be closed on Saturday, the eth inst
The Quicksilver Mining Co., at their annual meet
ing elected as Directors: Daniel Drew, Abraham
b. Baylis, Eugene " Robinson, VIM. II. Drew,
James H. Banker, William II. Hayes, Henry A.
Kent, Howard c. Dickinson, Edward Brandon
James d. Smith. and Charles Fries. The members
then elected Daniel Drew, President Abraham B
Baylis, Vice-President; Eugene N. Robinson
Treasurer, and David Mahony. Secretary.
The Philadelphia stock market is steady; Penn
svlyania Ga. III; Philadelphia and Erie Railroad
17s; Reading Railroad, SCI. Pennsylvania Railroad
IS. Gold, Ia.