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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-30
Reno itsns.

lrrom the NevadA State Journal. Oct. 1.l
Last evening the Relief Committee
won't around town 10 raise mort money
for tho Virginia sufferers. and In n short
time raised between four and i've hun
dred dollars. They did not call on
many. bat all responded literally and
freely. Many others will do Likewise
when called upon.
Several families were in town ysstsr-
day looking for houses. They intend
TO stay in Reno all Winter. and probably
permanently. Our Relief Committee In
attending to their needs. -r4.
Tho big mining suit between the Cable
Consolidated and the Golden Fleece oc-
the attention Of the District
Court yesterday.
For the first time this season. Toe
formed in Reno on Thunday night.
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CUrRTEiE~

-
We ike the exhibition OF o reasonable
amount Of cheek sometimes. We ike
70 sss . man blow his W horn when
necessary. especially IL ID 10 . small horn
that no one else can b sngagsdto blow.
But Ananias. vs are told. Wa killed for
lying. for mailing . quaiihsd statement
Of his personal effects. and Il seems to
M that In view Of the destruction which
came TO him. and In presence OF the
disaster which has fallen upon Virginia
City. thai q little caution would Be sI-
srcised by even the wieksdest residents
there. We are led TO the above rsHsc-
tioas bya psrusL Of the following.
which appeared in last evenings vir-
einia Chronicle:
Tho ChroHide's subscribers must OK
erciss . little patience toward ua. Iii
not possibls al present 10 supply them
with the paper. Until our new power
press arrives from San Francisco We can
do NO better than run OF i've CT six
hundred copies ON q hand press. With
our present facilities Il would take
t~wsnty-four hours TO print tho regular
edition. The ChroRicls. being an svsn-
ing paper. cannot avail itself Of the press
facilities Of the nsighboring towns.
The Immense circulation Of the chroni-
ek Il, vs presume. no more doubted.
thaA 10 he modssty Of the propriston
Of thaa journal. We ars only ssionishsd
that not more Than one power press has
been ordered TO work the mighty daily
edition Of that paper. But this ought
NOT 10 be suficient to prevent the owners
Of that journal from telling the truth.
On Wednesday evening last We were
bot TOO happy to give The use Of our
power prsas 10 the prspriston Of the
CAro.ieis 70 work Oh both Tuesdays and
Wednesdays editions Of that invaluable
journal. They availed themselves Of
the privilege. and both editions were 90
worked Cd. The hand press referred to
above. together with the ink now used
By The CArouios we're also furnished
BY this Office. and our prsssnen COM
plain thas since The CAroaies men we're
allowed admission hare there has been
. strange scarcity Of vrsnchss and other
-----t--- -Atl 1871 ~.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-30
Prompt Payment Of Insurance.

A we'll informed insurance agent ssti.
mates that the total loss to the several
insurance companies BY the late fire In
this city will aggregate %. 200. 900. He
also estimates that this amount will DO
decreased by perhaps fifteen per cent.
BY salvage and other contingencies.
The total insurance loss has been placed
at 81. 200. 900; but this estimate was az
identity based upon incorrect exhibits.
The agents Of several Of the companies
have placed their losses far below what
they really are. II may therefore DO
assumed that the insurance companies
are indebted TO tho people Of Virginia to
the amount OF something moro than
81, GOO. 900, after oil deductions Of salv-
age. The prompt payment At this time
will do mach toward rebuilding the
burnt district. and We trust the compa-
MES will not avail themselves Of the
sixty days usually allowed for tho pay
ment OF policies. Winter Ia upon US.
and shelter and pieces Of business must
DO provided at once. II at all. before
next Spring. The insurance companies
will earn the gratitude Of our people by
making payment OF their losses without
delay. Let them do this, and We will
place Il 10 their credit n q contribution
70 the suffering Of our city.-Esaerpriss
Of his morning.
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Carson Items.
Iron he Tribune. oesOssrs


Large numbers Of the sufferers by the
Virginia FIRE pass through Carson night.
ly on the passenger train. en- route for
San Francisco and other towns in the
Golden State.
William Scott. the midnight high
wayman who made himself notorious
the other evening. had his trial this
afternoon. Several parties swors posi-
lively TO his identity. and the Court sent
him up to await tho action Of the Grand
Jury. liking his bail at 5000. Scott IL
q hard-looking cuss. and doubtless no
new novice in the business. Our opin-
ion 10 that no will have the extreme
pleasure Of learning The s~tone-cutting
business.
On the morning OF the fire in Virginia
an old colored man wont to some Of his
acquaintance and told them to pack up
aud get out Of town. rs II was about 70
10 destroyed by FIRE. He said he knew
the town was about to DO burned, BE-
cause he could see q bloed-rsd woman
standing over Il In the sky. HALF an
hour after tho warning had been given
the fire bells were changing and smoke
and fiamo rose above the roofs in The
western part Of the city. Tho rcd wo-
man had begun her work.
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Humboldt itsns.
IYrom the silver Stale, October

IYrom the silver State. October 29.l
Eight cars Of emigrants went by last
night. At the present time the smigra-
ton TO this coast h greater than al any
time during the Fall or summer.
Cap. Comins informs Ms that the
Goodrich mill will b completed next
week. and that he expects to begin crush-
ing ore about next Wednesday or Thurs
day.
Jack Frost visited this section last
night and made the atmosphere uncon
tovtably cold. This morning the sage
brush was iraped in white. and the
landscape had q decidedly wintry APP
pearanee.
Jake Stratton brought q small sack Of
extra ore from the Little Belle mine, In
Central district, to tho Humboldt Re-
duction works, o few days ago. II
weighed at the mill % pounds. and
yielded $7s % In silver.
The demand for cars for cattle ship-
ping Of this station 10 greater than the
supply. Orders have been received from
u. v. lAhnn anu UNIV cnhho mon WtAnAn
the Last few days for 46 cars.
Conductor Davis, who came down
from Carlin yesterday informs US that =
man whose name he could not learn,
was run over aud killed on the Eureka
Marrow Gauge yesterday. He Ia said TO
have been the first person killed on the
road.
Norman Gilbert sent q lot Of ore
Weighing 5000 pounds from the Rail-
road mine in Central District to the re-
duction works here. which worked
s206 IL in silver per ton. We under
stand that he extracted this ore all alone
in seven or eight days. yet tho mine In
not being worked steadily.
A steady stream Of wheat and barley
IL pouring In from Paradise Valley.
Teams arrive so heavily loaded that they
have to double ut the Court.houso hill.
We saw ten spans Of mules and horses
hitchsd TO one Of those grain trains the
other day. and the animals appeared TO
have all they could do to move II. Loads
like that esnonlly contain from twelve
to fifteen tons.
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Auurdsrsi Dru.nsr.

Thor, N. Y, Octobsr 1e.-Infofla.
tion haa been received hare Of the muir
der Of Charles Kirby, well known
throughout the eastern part Of this
State and the Eastern States, a. the
travelling agent Of Shields 4 Son, To-
bacconists, Of Albany. On Thursday
morning last, Il seems, two boys were
hunting squirrels in the woods In the
town Of Grafton, Rensselaer, county,
came ont ON the schenectady road In .
lonely part Of the country. A short
distance from where they struck the
road they found the dead body Of .
bulldog. It's throat had BEEN cat and
head mashed with stone. A little fur
thar ON, about twenty feet from tho
road, In the woods, they discovered .
psdler's wagon with two horses attach.
cd, which we're tied TO atrss. Near the
edge Of woods lay the body Of Q man.
The boys turned Il over and saw that u
was dead. The skull was crushed. and
there was q deep cut under the right
ear. In the road there were evidences
Of q struggle, In which the dog had been
q participant. The wagon was broken
open and riasd Of liz contents. Tho
boys returned 10 the village and gave
tho alarm, and q number OF men repair
ed 10 tho spot. One Of them recognized
the body a. that Of Kirby, who had
stopped In the village the night before.
and had started on about 0 O'Clock for
the next train on his way 10 Pittshsld.
Mass. The body was sent TO Hoosao
Falls, where the murdered man resided.
Kirby had been travelling for the Albany
firm about Q year, taking the place Of
his father. who died about that time.
He was on his out trip. No trace Of
tho murdsrsrs, at last accounts, had
been discovered. II 10 believed they b.
long to . gang Of tramps which has In
tested Rensselaer, county for soms time,
committing all sorts VI dspredations.-
". j. Herald.
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Daniel wsls,sr's Hs.s.

The intslligenos that ManhAsld. 20
long the home. and finally the burial
place, Of Daniel Webster, has been dee
iroyed by Gre. will cause q general fesl-
ing Of regret for the disappearance Of .
house which had become q national
relic, and which was so intimately as
sociated with N Of our greatest men.
The estate Of Marshfeld Was purchased
by Webster In 1882. II formerly be-
longsd 10 Captain Thomas. Who con-
tinusd to reside there after be had sold
IL In accordance with the express wish
Of the purchaser. and whs died there In
1887. The house was at Green Harbor,
on the Southeastern coast Of Massa-
chusstts. about Q mile from the SEQ, and
in full view Of IL. Webster was much
attached 10 tho place. " before he
bought IL. and subsequently,. a. years
passed on. no turned ever with q
stronger yearning to Its attractions. Al
q productive estate IL was not calculated
TO rank high. the sell being barren and
the situation unfavorxbls to agriculture.
But Il suited the groat statsaman's pas
h,onA'o iose " na.uIe' anu 'ns .huns".
OF its scenery, with the ocean In front
and q black sombre pine forest In tho
background, appealed with peculiar
force to his tastes. Tho opportunity
Afforded by Its vieinago for The pursuit
o: his fsvonte Pa.tims Oh nshing no
douot q It's share IN oinding him 10
the place; nor must IL 10 forgotten that
one so imaginative must have been en-
dsarsd to u by Its patriotic .~ssoci.nons'
Tor u u the ne9noornood wnsrs Inc I'm.
migrants OF the Aiaynower mist sprssd
themselves, ana the oi1 names are
evefywnefe aiouna, as wen IN me nvine
community ~ ON a messy tomostones
~. 1nening 70 note IN rsading Mso.
stsrs biography. now even IN mo midst
OF me weignuests naifs OF oa,e,or when
aoso.oed IN in'iica,e iAw prooiems, ms
nihd went OUT 10 MS aear Aarsnneid'
mus IN ono OF ms ie'te,s rom WASH
,ngton no says: Amidst inc toll OF
law anu inc SURFING nm OF politics,
everything Is welcome tnat calls my
thoughts beck 70 siarsnneld. though II
os only % toia wn,cn way me WIND
dow. In ano'ner letter. addressed
70 an. Surus, ne M ,sit On feecta .
gfhpnic uoscfipuon VI . pince, Wfitten
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-30
SOME SUGGESTIONS.

We hope our friends up on tho hill
viii nod misoonstrus u motives II We
venture 70 make . few suggestions for
THAR consideration. Some excellent
gentlemen are st tho bead Of the Relief
Committee in Virginia. hut Il seems to
N hat no one 10 giving undivided at
tsnisn 70 the matters Of that Commit
-. Nov those matters are varied and
complicated enough TO absorb all the
time and energies Of . hrst-class admin
istrativs mind. and such . mind ought
70 b placed In charge Of the work.
The situation IL plain one; subscrip-
tions ere pouring in for the relief Of SUI
fsrsrs. How can those subscriptions
Be applied 70 do the most good1 It
strikss N hat the ant thing which
ought 70 ~ done should b the ordering
OF . lot Of eanvas houses from
Ban Francisco. Houses made Of strong
canvas. we'll worked a the bottom. are
warmer than any board house that can
- mads without p~lastsring. They can
b made thirty BY forty feet In size.
with doon and windows. set on light
frames. and securely anchored by
ropes. They could 10 ordered by tsle-
graph to-day. A few sail makers
and earpsntsrs Of San Francisco could
have four or Ave Of them ready for
shipment BY the passenger train on
Monday morning. and could 30 set up
and ready for occupancy here BY Tues
day evening. This would in measure
relieve The ovsrcrovded private hoasss
In town. and furnish comfortable sleep
Ing quartsrs for . great many people.
Next IN estimate should b made OF the
number Of mattresses and blankets
needed. which should come with the
houses. Then . committee should find
ost The number Of women and children
Who need clothing and . committee Of
ladiss should make out tho order TO sup
ply thsir wants. With houses and
clothes supplied. there would only b
lstt ~ simple task Of feeding the des-
tituts. which could easily b systemized
and carried on. should canvas houses
--I IA -l~.ll - ~ No~,,ltso
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-30

OK November LIST an alteration in the
payroll Of British Judges will 60 into
effect. The existing Lords Justices
win DO paid f6, 900. and the future ones
5000. The Lord High Chancellor
will receive e. 1000 for the special duties
Of his oAace. and an addition OF e4,O00
as Speaker Of the House OF Lords. To
the Lord Chief. Justice Of England
E8. 900 will be paid. TO the Master Of
the Rolls $4,000, and the Chief Justice
Of the Common Pleas and Chief Baron
Of the Exchsquer $1,000 each.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-30

RErlIRrSo rar DAxAok.-The Enter
prise Of this morning says: The shock
Of the blow which smote people on
Tuesday seemed almost passed away
yesterday, and q mighty reaction COM
menced. II was q sight to see the work.
man engaged In clearing the wreck.
Along the streets there was q continuous
assault made upon tho debris. A dust
arose like tho smoke which went up
from Sodom, and at tho rate which the
work went on yesterday. 1t will not be
many days until all thai il good In the
wreck will DO saved and oil that IL
worthless cartsd away. Around the dis
abled works Of the Mill and shafts the
same clsaring.up work was going on,
but In q different way. The machinery
was being detached piece by piece, and
pulleys and derricks were being brought
into use 10 further tho work OF. the 10
borsrs. Al the 0phir. q great frame
had been rugged. on which was o wind
lass, and a. we passed by the last CHAIR
Cd timbsrs Of the great shaft were being
hoistsd to the surface. II was an ugly
looking place for men to bs at work. the
ground was caving some from above,
and q hole . quarter Of o milo deep was
Just below; but the miners seemed 10
make no note Of either day.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-30

Sxcs The late election in Ohio, the
Democracy has been a~ssidiously en-
dsavorins 70 account for its defeat. but
and much difficulty in doing IL. Tho
Cinsinnssi Esqsinr charges the defeat
70 religion. and fraud. q truly illesit-
innate combination. We sincerely trust
thai both New York and Pennsylvania
have sufficient religion to counteracs. ~
in Ohio. the frauds perpstrated by the
Democracy.
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CAUTION.

COSMOPOLITAN MINING COMPANY
u Location Of principal place OF business,
No. s01 Montgomery street, Ban Francisco, Cal
Location Of works. Devils Cats District.
Storey county. nsvsda.
eotistine The following certificates OF stock In
Inc above company. the whole or PORTIONS OF
sams having: been bold for assessment No. .,
October 18th, lS76i
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TEE Money Register asserts positively
that "ths South does not produce half
the cotton which shs produced before the
war;" and credits whits labor with the
production Of tho larger portion Of the
crop.
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The FIRr SroRx.-The first storm OF
the season visited Eureka. yesterday.
In all parts Of Eastern Nevada the past
year has been the dryest ever known
since the settlement BY the whites Of
this portion OF the State. There was
little or no snow deposited on the noun
tains, last Spring. and during the Sum-
nsr months " have had scarcely q
sprinkle. Usually refreshing Summer
showers havo been OF frequent occur
rsnce, but the season, Just closed has
proved . striking exception to the gen.
eral rulc. While tho health Of this
community has been remarkably good,
q popular belief has existed that asoak-
ing rain 10 purify tho atmosphere would
DO highly beneficial. Itcans yesterday.
lasting for several houn and finally
winding up with . furry Of snow. At
this writing (midnight) the storm has
ceased. leaving q clear sky and the at
inosphsrs crisp and chilly.-Esutku
Sentinel, October 2SA.
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AN OWNER WANTED.

nv rax DAY or Tas yIRx, YIvI BLACK
~ walnut Iasy Chairs, worth aSout sico. va
pat snons me sfsets q william Hcoiiiiyrsy.
near The Aodss nins Howard stFss, WrEinIa
mo- wsfs taksu 10 The gyocsry store d Mckay
4 Irwin. owl Gold HUI. vhers The ovnsf can
recovsr the sane By proving psopsrty and PAY.
ing expenses. oc3o lvs
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-30

A CALLED COMMUNICATION OF SILVER
% held q NE Lotgstoou In Cola HUI n II n.
.o-norow tsuhDAY, foe the purposs Of a.
Lending tns fu7eui Of oar lsis brosAsr JOSRYH
soloaning brothsrs IN sood stand.
by order Of the W. n.
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Good Business for Sale.

DxiN0 DRsrRous or LHAvTNG. IOrrRR
ID my Boot and Shoe business In silver city
jor sais on reasonable terms. with or without
,hs stock. fosr nice rooms ; Tent only 50 per
month. Mem door 10 Psnl 0pss' meal markrt.
~ nain street. Apply sosn TO
oc71.7Ws JOSEPH OTTO.
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SPECIAL REQUEST.

ALL TIE PATRONS OF TIE PIONEER
a Laundry, In Cold HIN and that part Of
Virginia not Injured By tho IRE. Ne requested.
- Q special favor. 70 BE- - prompt - possible
In thsar payments during the month Of Novsn-
0sf. s:sSir aI' f1'pr''e.
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BORN.

sCHAErER-In Virginia, octobsr %, 10 the
wife Of John echssfsr. . son.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-30

Nsxt door 10 Coles Drug storr, No. o. South
O street~ Ykstuis, with . complete utoek OF
Anssy. Fancy Goods. etc. Give
oc3o "
, 1875-04-08
Sie weiteren Sprednee in ben
!&phlensM eotpneu.

lin Die 8erbdltnilie in ben SbuDlfil rno
2ebisb acknowledgment perlteben 81 f6nuen.
muB man wiien, baB es sipel 9lrbeltersS rgas
nilationen baielblt eibt. Die @eienlhaft Ser
@rubenleute uilo Nrbeiter (Diiuers ano Ga
borers Senepolent 4llociation) nro Die Sc
ieli6aft Der Sanomerfer uno Arbeiter
(Oie6anicS anb @prfin9men's Senepolent
Iliociation). Die erltere lit Die mddtigere
nnb 1T ein Sbeil Der ytational lluion oeiiel=
ben NameuS, beren Yrdiioent dir. Sobn
Sineg 1T, ein betannter 9rbeiter= Sibrer,
ioel6er lpegen ietner Sabtgteiten, lelner
9te1tihaflenheit, Selonnenbett uuo Wtdsi=
9un9 Die allgeHeinite @ttun9 genieBt. Gr
1T eIner Der tii6ti9lten SolfSfibrer, Die man
fid benfen fam !; ieine 6Gbi9felten iino uilz
beltritten nno 5ei9te er p~ielelben uamentlt1
bel @elegenbeit Der Oebatten Dor benz Com
miitee Der 2eglSlatur segeniiber bon Wir.
@omen, benz Yrdiioeuteu Der Ybilaoelpbia
unb 6eaoins @ilenbabn, Der ais Elm b06lt
iharier uno Iosii6er &opf gilt. Scr. Sinep
lit ais l~trtfter @e9ner leoer un9eiebll6feit
unb llnbilisteit befannt. Sein @runoias
1T, oaB Ausltanbe MIR oas duBerlte lflttel
bes auberiten Ntotbltanoes itto fir Shieoss
@eri6te bat er iid OfterS erfldrt. Iber an
bere Siibrer baben neben ibm G'litluB 9elpona
nsn, Die meoer 10 intelligent uno btul9, nod
10 beionnen iiub, wie er.
Neben Der OtinerS llnion beltebt gang fir
lih bic Union Der Sanbmerfer, Die III lener
@eseuo etma 5000 DiIt9lieoer SGblt. @tni9e
non oieien lolen eS ieiu, ipeld)en Die leeten
&Iots CUR 9ait' fallen. &eioe Serbmoungen
baben ii6 lebt p%erelnt, nm 9enlelnlam :u
%banceln, iih sesenieitlg gu unterltiiben uno
omar, I'M Sront geget bic Heaoln9 9tler.
Ano Soblen'eonpagtle, elllem a3rpel9sSerem
, 1875-04-08

Der @tienbabn Co., 81 MAIDEN. Mm 30iten
Ufdr3 belt Die @refuttpe her oWfinerS Mlios
ciation" eine Sibun9 gu YottSpille, meld)er
Oelegaten Der yWfedanicS Nflociation" BET
iuobnten. Ntau beidloB, cine a1ians 81
idlieBen fir 9egen1eitigen SHub inter benz
ielben Jtegeln fir belize Sereilte, uno guar
llidt bios fit iest, lonoern bel alien fommers
ben @elegenbeiten.
Der 8rubel Der uOtehanics Niiociation"
nit Der 0~teaDlug @ilenbabn e~ntitalo oaourh,
oab einise Oiitglteoer oiei es Sereins entlaiien
tpurben. SaS Committee pes SereinS 81
Yott8plle perlallgte barauf bon DIR. @o1pen
AufiGlub, narum iene Mdnner entlaiien
luGren, unb oieler antportete, oaB er NIT Dem
Committee feline Correspondents fiibren lperoe
iiber @eihdftss 4ngele9enbeiten mn iiber Die
Qrbetter unb N1geltellten Ietrter @onlpa9rle.
OarauI bin murpe Der 9usltanb begonuen,
Detn jene entlailenen Irbelter lparen Slibrer
oes Sereins 9eluelen. 9erielbe bat Iettbem
lehr piele reue Oiltglieber 9elporne1 nnb
mtro bnrd ben Suno nit Der yWttnerS MIloa
citation" nod mebr geiptnre1. Wtan boftt
anf l1uteritiisung bon Der l~e3teren, miro ltf
iebod BARN tduiAert, ba beren Safe bereltS
our1 elgenc Nusltdnbe itarf mltgenommen
1T. Der l3uiammenbalt Der 4rbetter lit
auBerbeln le6r loder; Die Mrbetter Der
6eaoin9 @iienbabus@ ompagnie SIT S6nplftus
Sauen uno @relioua (Sdupltil Co. baben
beretts nad9e9eben, itd bon Dem Surr &C.
trennt ulo iilo nleoer OIL Der Irbeit.
3u Mauh @buuf, 81 SaSleton nnp Sud
Otountain, no Der oaupt=9lot itattfa1o, 1T
ip,eber IueS rubig. &ater @arren, ell
fatbolll6er Yrtelter, %leiltete madere 0ienltf
fir Die @ieoerberte1ung bes SrtebenS bird
feline @%rmabnun9en Oil Die llnrubeitiiter be-
oen Seaper Wteaoom Mineu, in Der Jtabe bon
6a3leton.