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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-28

PrnLic School ExAMIShTIoSs.-Tho
people Of Gold Hill should bear In mind
that the Public Schools close for the
Summer vacation ncIt Friday, and that
during tho week examinations OF tho
progress made will be had. The time Of
Professor Flint. County superintendent.
il 10 sngrossed that he cannot attend in
person to the examination OF tho Gold
Hill schools. Professor James, Princi-
pal Of the Grammar School, has, how
ever, kindly consented to conduct the
exercises in his absence. These. az sta
ted in a previous issue, will begin to-
morrow in Miss Kerchsval'a school. ut
American Flat. About twenty : fvo
"young ideas are being taught In this
school. Miss Lcslie's school. Lower
Gold Hill, consisting OF about sixty
scholars, will bs examined Wednesday
afternoon. Thursday afternoon, Miss
Taylor's school on the Divide. In which
more than one hundred scholars are be-
ing educated. will be visited. Friday
forenoon Mrs. Gaston's intermediate
department Of the Gold Hill (proper)
Public Schools. will be visited. and In
the afternoon Professor James own
school. As stated, the public schools
will then be closed till the first Of Sep.
TENDER. The primary departments Of
the Gold Hill school. under Miss Lena
Smith and Miss Mary Mcdonnell. will
not b. put through any regular o,amin-
alton.
S~kELEros fouSp.- Last Saturday n
number Of men In the employ OF Dan.
Nolan, found the head and a number Of
the bones Of a human body, supposed
% be that OF a white man. in an old aban-
douei quarry near the County Hospital.
east Of Virginia City. A quantity OF
brown hair was still attached to the
skull when found. A white shirt and
portions Of q linen coat were also on the
remains. The s~keleton-a number OF
the bones Of which were discovered ncar
a pile OF large powders ut soma dis
lance away. to which they were prob.
ably carried by coyotes-was concealed
under a quantity Of sagebrugh. which
had evidently been piled upon 1t for that
purpose. The ina who made the dis
eovsry told Undertaken Barnes OF the
circumstances. and he notified Coroner
Mayer, who went out this morning, ex.
amined tho remains, and had them de-
Gently inferred in the County Cemetery.
Whether this is another victim Of a foul
murder. tho history OF which will al
ways remain a secret. time only can tell.
The surroundings, however. point nm.
mistakably to the fact that tho deceased
came to his death by foul a
PxRsoSAL.-The friends OF Mrs. j.
W. Noycs will be pleased to learn that
since tho last time her condition was
neticei in the NEws sho has greatly i'm.
proved. Sho has now 20 far recovered
that she was able 10 tako 0 trip on tho
horse cars from San jose to Santa Clara,
California. Tho most sanguine hopes
Of her complete restoration to health are
now entertained.
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LOST AND FouSp.--A little son, abou,

LOST AND FoUSD.--A little son, about
Ave years OF age, Of Adolph Langstrotf,
who lives at No. 50 South c street, Viz.
ginia. took q trip on the cars to Carson
yesterday, thereby causing a great deal
OF solicitude 10 his anxious parents. Ho
was returned to Virginia by the conduc-
tor in charge Of the passenger train. IL
being found out by him at Carson that
no one on the train claimed the little
fellow. He was taken In charge by
Chief Of Police White on arriving In
Virginia. In whose house he was found
about ~ o'clock last night by Sam wag-
ncr. the town crisr. who vas hirod by
the disturbed parents 10 60 around Vir.
ginia City with his bell and hunt up the
missing one.
FASrAsrios.--This company Of within.
steals is going to run the celebration OF
tho Fourth Of July in Gold Hill, and
judging from the experience Of last
year. ~ well as the programme pub.
lished in to.day's News. IL will be done
up in style. They will have 4 grand
procession, Grafton, aud oil that kind Of
thing. and will wind up with a grand
carnival ball in the evening. SEQ their
advertisement.
Crr.-An Indian, with a cut on his
face about five inches long, presented
himself TO DIR. Cowan yesterday morn.
ing for his kind offices. II was not as.
oertainod how Lo got in such a sad
plight.
Town TRrsrxEs.--Thero will DO o
special meeting Of tho Board Of Town
Trustees at the Town Hall this evening,
at which q full Board Is requested. rs
business Of importance will DO trans
acted.
wE,rnEn.-As wo 60 TO press tho In.
dications for a good little rainstorm arc
very favorable. II having already started
in, while the loud thunder rumblss In
the distance.
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ACCIDENT ~ prrrY's CORK. NINE.

ACCIDENT N Drrrr's CorrER NINE
A. was stated in the SxSs Of last Fri
day. q couple Of men were injured lat
Thursday in a copper mine near Ma
sons Valley. 10y the premature esplo-
sion OF n blast. DIR. Manson, who went
10 their assistance, states that the men,
James Duffy and Vim. Mckenzie, were
tampinc a blast Of black powder, when
il exploded. iniuring Duffy very serious
ly, and burning Mckenzie's lace severe
IL, besides INJECTING several painful,
but not dangerous wounds. The Doc
tor exhibited a piece Of copper ore two
and a quarter inches long. Two wide. and
one anu one-quar,er thick, which he
took from Duify's left aria. The rock
hit Duffy on the arm about five inches
below the elbow, passing through and
shaiterin: tho lower bone AMI lods-
inc beneath the upper bone. where
/, was firmly imbedded between 1t
and the muscles Of the arm. Besides
the wound inflicted by this piece. he was
badly cut ON the wrist Of tho same arm.
the tondous Of tho wrist being exposed.
An ugly looking cut on the breast anu
powder burns which hc also received ON
The face would. in the absence OF the
moro serious injury Of his arm. 10 con-
sidereL no triiing matter. Tho accident
occurred Thursday afternoon, The
doctor did not get to the assist.
ance Of the injured men TIL
t~v,nty.four hours later. during
all which time they, with the assistance
rendered by we'll meaning but ine.per''
enced friends. hal TO bcsr their injuries
AS best they coulj. Duffy Wa taken 10
Carson, arriving there yesterday even
inc. having been ON the way all OF sat
uriay night and sunday. He will he
taken good care Of, and may recover
partial use Of his arn. Mckenzie re-
inainel at the mine. which Is about my
mile, from Gold Hill and ten from Va
sons Valley.
sSNiSlIy. See notice OF Mrs. fos-
tons Seminary in Oakland. California,
which appears in u advertising COL
umns under head Of New To-day.
fASrAsrios.- There will 10 q meeting
Of the Gold Hill Fantasies. at Yellow
Jacket Engine Company's House, this
evening ut ~ o'clock. Attend all.
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Au.wD,e.I Nurler ana suicide.

Attempted Murder and Suicide.
CINCINNATI. June 2s.-At Pomsroy.
Ohio, on Saturday. Jacob Roushier at
tempted to kill his wife with a pistol.
but the ball ;passed through her ear
without further injury. He then shot
himself in the head. dying instantly.
Bseeher Interviewed.
NKw YoRx, June 2S.-Beechsr was
interviewed Saturday on u railroad train
by q World reporter. to whom he sI-
pressed his conviction that the jury
stands II in his favor to one against.
He says he knows there is one reealci-
trant juryman, he having been named
TO him long age. He also says that
Judge Nelson has expressed his intsn-
ton to keep the jury out six weeks IL
necessary. but should not dismiss them
without Il verdict.
Tho Tilten Beeshcr Case-The Jury
stiii Out.
New YoRx. June 2S.-The jury in the
Tiltsn- Beecher case have not yet agreed
upon q verdict. nor have they informed
the Judge OF their inability to agree.
Crowds continue in the neighborhood
Of the Courtroom. Soon after noon
the Judge received a message from tho
jury to which he replied, but no infor-
nation could DO obtained AZ to its con
fonts. In connection with tho note
however, counsel Of both sides had a
brief consultation with the Judge.
Nelie Proscqui Entered.
WASHINGTON. ID. c., June 2s.-Tho
Government, to-day entered a nolle
prosequi in tho three remaining cases
against Jerome ]. Kinds, charged with
completely in mail contract frauds. He
had previously been acquitted on a SINH.
liar charge.
Csuntiuy Government Money.
WASHINGTON. ID. c.. June 2s.-Treas-
urer New was in consultation with Sec
Rotary Bristow and Assistant Secretary
Conant to-day. upon tho subject Of
counting money in tho Treasury Office.
Fire in North IIsdiey, Mass.
SrRrSoFiELp. Mass. Juno 2s.-Ths
lumber and grist mills Of L. n. Granger.
and store OF y. +. Cooley. at North
Hadley. were burned last night. Loss.
$780, OO.
Contracting ths z. n. Currency.
WASHINGTON. ID. c., June 2S.-The
Comptroller OF the Currency to-day nd.
yissd the Secretary Of the Treasury Of
the issue Of sl.Gl5.525 Of National
Bank currency since May 37th. upon
which so per cent. Of the legal tender
notes will 10 retired rs provided by law.
The whole amount Of additional bank
circulation, issued since the passage OF
tho Act Of January Nth last, is S7,7s5..
$50. The outstanding legal tenders
during July will DO 1875, 79i, $50.
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WESTERN DISPATCHES
,rrc.L TO TIE. coin M. DArIr xrv..
CALIFORNIA.
Pound Drowned.

Found Drowned.
San FaAScrsco, June 28-l:30 p. NJ
Yesterday afternoon q suit Of boys clo-
thing was discovered on the bank OF .
pond on Market street, and tho body Of
q boy named Dennis Hunt was found
lying in three feet Of water. He was
nine years Of age. and Q son Of Mrs.
Hannah Hunt.
Arrest OF CsuntsrSeitsrs.
Col. Finnsgass, U. 8. Detective, and
Officer Sparks arrested two counterfeit.
ers Of 90 80 pieces at 0roville on Sat-
urday night. They found the coinsrs'
haunt in Marysvillo. together with tools.
q quantity Of metal and o large amount
OF unfinished 81 30 pieces. A number
Of we'll executed counterfeit pieces wero
found on their persons. The names Of
the men are Montrose Ssbastiano and
Augustine Buazzi-Italians. Enne-
gass takes them to San Francisco for
trial in the U. 8. Court.
Gathering OF the r~nterrinsd.
The Democracy are assembling In
force for the convention tomorrow. A
large proportion Of the delegates have
already arrived. and the balance will
probably b on hand by evening. Tho
Cosmopolitan, which is the general
gathering place. presents q lively ap-
pearanco. The usual button.holing
and trading is going on, with what re-
suit it is impossible to conjecture. The
prominent candidates are all here and
working actively. It is generally be-
lieved that Findley is the strongest for
the start. though 1t Is doubted II his
voters stay with him. The convention
will meet at noon tomorrow at Union
Hall.
Half Rates to the Mate Fair.
SACRAMENTO. Juno 49, On Friday
night the residence Of Vim. Coonsman,
eleven miles from here, was burned,
with all Its contents. Mr.. Coonsman
was badly burned. Loss about $4,000.
II Is announced that the G. p.
Railroad will carry passengers to and
from the State Fair at half.price. II
commences September 18th, and lasts
ten days.
The Democratic State Csnvsatiss.
STOCKTON, Juno 2.-Dslogstes to the
Democratic State Convention are do
parting for the seat Of action. also many
prominent Democrats Of the county. E.
T. Baldwin is q candidate for nomina-
ton for Lieutenant Governor and A.
". Roysdon for Congress. The Demo-
cratic primaries yesterday passed off quiz
city, n large vote being polled. Several
tickets wero In the field and there was
considerable scratching. Tho contest
was between radical and liberal Demo.
Gratis for control Of the County Conven-
ton to DO held July 81. and Oh District
Attorney. Tho indications aro that a
majority Of the delegates elected arc
Liberals.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
The herman IroneIads.


LONDON, June ga dispatch from
Berlin says that Prince Frederick VIII
liam will assist nt the maneuyers OF the
German ironclad feet from noIt Wed
nesday until Monday. The American
squadron will witness tho displays.
The L.sra Mayor OF London visits
Dablin, Ireland.
DUBLIN, June 2s.-Tho Lord Mayor
Of London and suite arrived this morn
ing. They were called on BY tho Lord
Mayor AMI Corporation OF Dublin in
State. AMI conducted to the Mansion
House. They afterward attended . re.
view Of six thousand troops at
Phoenix Park. The American riiio team
and party we're also at tho roview and
wero Enthusiastically received. The
weather was uniavorablo and the attend.
ance small. This is the first time tho
Lord Mayor Of London has visited Ire
land in state.
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Too MANY MARnrED.-Two eloping
couples from Kentucky, wore to be mar
ricd at Caseyville. ILL.,, the other day,
and when they went before tho parson
some dozen Of their friends. men and
women "stood up" with them. The
clergyman who performed tho ceremony.
the Rev. Il. W. Jeffriss by name, mar
ried the whole crowd in this fashion:
Gentlemen aud ladies', do you agree to
take those standing by your sides as
your lawful husbands and wivssf" to
which they nll nodded. The parties
who oficiated rs groomsmen and brides
maids were torrihly surprised whom they
sscertained that not only The clipping
couples. but themselves also had been
joined In the iudissolubls bonds OF mat.
rimony.
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NEVADA.
Railroad Accident.

EIKo. May T.-Tho western bound
passenger train 10 Ave hours late to-day.
II collidod with an sinigrsnt train near
Tscoma. smashing an omigrsnt car and
injuring .ho engine. Only one person
was injured.
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EASTERN DISPATCHES
poMEsrIo NEWS.

sr.c,.r 70 ru. soLs M DAILY usvs
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-28

Bradbury & Co. Piano-Forte.
Rented or sold for each or on miscellaneous.
Alec on hand Q large stock Of sHEET MUSIC,
and Musicai Instruments. Also q large and
yaiiper, sllvcr.platcd ware. Gents Furnishing
0oods. Hats. etc. Manufacturer Of fnno
and Brackets, lp2n.tf
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-09-25
80 49, &C.,. -
From Saturdays Dnily.l

Tux wife Of j. T. Postlethwait DIETER
kuowd rs Taylor), who keeps the STA
ton at the mouth Of the canyon on the
COrnucopia road, departed this life ut
442O 4. III. yesterday. She gave birth to
n child several weeks ngo, and contin-
ned in Il very feeble condition until
death finally came to- her relief. No
doubt Oh to her ultimate recovery WIS
entertained until "Thursday. when her
symptoms became alarming aud DR..
Neirs was summoned III haste, but be-
foro reaching the ranch learned through
NELSON'S just from TaylOr's, that the pa
tient had already passed beyond the
reach Of mortal mid. Decehscd WIS u
most estimablc Indy and highly cstccm-
od by all who knew her. We heartily
extend to the bereaved family our wuiruI-
est sympathics. The body will be
taken to her former home in the Gust for
anal ipterment. - ~ 20
Ft.SrSHron STEWART. passrd through
this morning on his way from Salt Lake
CITY to Virginia, his present place Of
residence.
c. +. Gillett, Of Wells, nlso passed
west.
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From Tuesdays DmiIy.1

A MANIAC AnnoAD.-.ConsidcrnLlo
;lnrm was accustomed among the furni.
Hes III The vicinity Of the county huppi-
inl this morning hy the strange conduct
Ol n mnn who wandered nbOut In the
rear OF tho dwellings, in that quarter,
wildly Bcsticulnting, and Mt intervals
engaging in audible communication
WIN himself, tho lnngungo employed
Ve'hB generally unintclligihlo. IIc
i'oStd to be an inmntc Of the hospital,
""' Ind recently been brought In from
''''Bo Shepherds ranch, anl IL owl.
"'"'y Insane. II was found necessary
""Sc force In getting him back TO tho
l"".ts from whence no had escaped.
io'Ior to tho Commissioners, Mr..
'"cpherd explains by Mnllnr Tint tho
y" caino to his house n few dnys aeo
"" ri'i"hlo condition, being nearly
i,o"' almost naked md wandering I'm
'"u' All TINT cnn DO lcatnodas ia Lia
."'n'i'y |" through the hospital Steward
WV NaS discovered TINT he Is mn TtnIion
y" ~" maine Is Francisco. lilo will no
H""''"od by the proper commission and
""t'n'oa advisable will DO sent to tho
asylum at Woodbridge. 1877
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M1NISd NoTEs.--Frnm reliable SOURCES
at Cnrnucupin va lcnrn TINT in the Con-
stitution mine, the ledge hus just been
cut by II drift, fifty feet north OF the
shaft. II IL well defined and forty
inches wide nj tho puinl struck. Tho
Tiger tunnel is within seventy feet Of
tho shaft, but the ground being quite
hard progress IN proputiunntrly slow,
A Nnc vein Of pay ore two feet wide
Inns recently been struck in the east
shaft on the Panther ground. Tho orc
will average $3.50 10 the ton, and from
II to two tons Nro being taken out on
cach shift. III
A LOuD CALL.-E. Phillips, hlnck-
smith and wagon maker, In another col
umc, extends o pressing invitation to
his debtors 10 step forward and deposit
tho various amounts duo him prior to
tho 10Th day Of October or n GOODNESS Is
Liable 10 DO c~ngondGrcd between friends.
TnE very finest quality Of Brandy,
Sherry md Port Wines, for medicinal
purposes, NJ the Gem Saloon.
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SUMMONS.

IN THE JUSTICE's COURT OF
white NoriG. In the Cnunty of i;Iito,
state nf Nevada v. y. liOrrCttr, jus
ticr Of the Peace.
II. Miller. Plaintiff. against A.. T.. O'Ncai. !. II.
CnuThlim. ri.shy & Co.. dcfSndlri.
You NJ" hereby summoned I" tiI,cnr before
me. ut my CHE" Ia White Rock I"ynsiIii. In
the county Of Elkn, " tho Gih dAy ur OrI0hcr.
\. u. 1873. At ? O'Cl"rk l.. IN. IN M Frtinn
broigl. against yo;: hy siii rltint'm, To auswcr
III" complaint NJ tho above nrtiri nj ,iuiH.
Said nrti"n IA brought 10 recover $40 90. gold
coin 81 ifc United Statcs. Tor work done iur
sail h'fcnllnt4. nj their especial TCJursi. whIcI,
viii mnTc fully Appear by tho bill now on nlc Ia
my nn'c", or Judgment will DO TAX II against yuiI
for tho sAia amount. together will, cps.e Of ihi4
Eult. u YOU foil TO appear aud answer.
Tt the Sheriff or any Constable " said county,
greeting: Mako legal service aud duo return
hereof
Glytn under my hand this lat day of scjt., A.
ID. 1913. V. Z. WEl!EETE,
juaIilc u the Peace II t,Id Township.
sitd
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PEESoSAL.-Georgo f. Mills arrived
from the west last evening md departed
by stage for Cornucopia this morning.
Prof. Henry J~annin, who has been
doing" the mines Of Cornucopia and
Tuscarora, arrived from the north by
Inst evenings stage aud departed for
the west by the truin this morning. Mr..
Jannin expresses himself MS well lluascd
with the mines of that section. lie
brought down specimens Of ore for
transportation to San Francisco.
NoTIcE OF SALE.-A sale of personal
property, mt public auction, comprising
hay, horses and wagons, will take place
at Cnrlin on tho 9Th Of October. See
advertisement in another column.
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~ . - -
observation-disclosures Hoskins, late
superintendent OF the Mineral Hill
mines. before leaving wus presented
with II handsome silver fruit dish liucd
with gold, costing $50, by the miners.
lie also received from the mill hands
a silver writing desk, including two
inkstands, two candlcsticks and two
boxes for stamps, etc. In the center Of
the same Is IL cupid, with dart md
culver, neatly finished, NIL weighing
about eight pounds, and costing over
81 per ounce. Mr.. Iiuskins il now Oh
his way to Mexico TO supcrintcnd Z
mine there. lie understands the Mex
lean language thoroughly, and will have
hosts Of friends wherever he CUES. Tho
Mineral Hill mines anu mill will soon
stnrt up ng"in rs a new superintendent
Is expected i'll a few days.-.Scntnacl,
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From We'd Lday's Dnily.]

L q At LAET.--Thc train from tho
cast this morning had on bunrd Dan
smith, n noted stage Tobbcr. and II wo-
man nnmcl Jenny Montgomery who ne
cornpnnied him in his flight from Ore
gan. where Smith made his last llnul
some months nso. The interesting pair
were i'll charge Of special detective j.. Il.
Underwood, Of the post Office DEPART
ment, from whom We obtained the fol-
lowing facts i'll relation to his charge;
Smith robbed n stage In Oregon some
months ngO, and succeeded in cludipu
the officers. Underwood finally uot
upon his track and quietly followed IN
tho trnil from State to State until his
quarry WINS finally run to v II few
days n ngO i'll the obscure village of Sc
gnin. Texas. The place is fnr removed
from all the lines Of railroad and tclc-
graph and here the pursued doubtless
felt secure. but however secret his move
ments, the keen eye Of tho detective
Sill discovered traces sufficient Ia gnidc
him'i his determined and persistent
chase, and Smith il, after MI his strcnu.
GUS efforts, Involuntary OH his way TO
the scene Of his dcprcdaiions. The wo.
mnIi, Jenny Montgomery, WAS, il appears,
n mnrricd woman, md abandoned her
husband i'll Oregon TO follow the fur
tunes Of Smith. Tho prisoner il in
the prime Of life, hearty and robust,
and judging from his personal would
provo II formidable adversary i'll IL ply
steal contest. His chances Of cscnJc,
however, were rather slim, from the
Tact Tint three officers, including Under
wood, attended him, and M n measure
OF additional safety II shncklc and heavy
chain was attached to his leg. wo have
Understood TINT Smith ut one time drove
Htngo in cnstcrn Nevada.
TnE TIP-Tor..-Wo hnvc information
from CurnucOpia in relation Ia this
NINE, of a most encouraging chnrnc-
tor. a contract 90 sink u shaft upon IL
hnS been let 10 Mr.. Ford, one Of the To-
chtOrS, which is now down some 30 feet Pig.
Tho lodge crops nut boldly on top Of
The mountain which forms the eastern
boundary Of tho basin in which the
busy town is situated. and IN something
ike ~ feet IN width. Very good ore
VIM found In tho Groupings. and ut the
present depth some smnll strata Of on
trclncly rich rock, containing considcrn-
bio horn silver was found. Tho lode is
prospecting admirably, md tho fact Of
IL" being largo. strong mud we'll defined
would indicate that ils owners have
dropped upon II valuable property.
1t In understood TINT tho
will continue its explorations of tho
mino by contract.
fLRsoNAL.--A. ID. Mcnchnm and G
g. Tracy, County Surveyor. came down
from CornucopiN lNst night. Mr.. Men.
cham departed for Han Francisco this
morning.
TnE "Amador," pretty little marrow
gauge engine, intended for tho Stockton
mud lone rnilrond, occupied two cars on
The train west to-day.