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Charges or q
SNOW BLOCKADE.
a Passenger Train ON the v. q r.
H. n. Snou-bOuud Between
Carson aud Reno.

The clerk Of the weather turned the
washos zephyr loose yesterday, and i,
ragged with unusual fury. particularly ON
the Divide, whore pieces Of pig.iron, old
castings, shingles, snow and other
promiscuous articles ilew around in
wild confusion. and blinded those whose
business compelled them TO pass that
favored quarter. II appears that while
this place has been favored with tho
breeze others have been equally, or even
more fortunate, particularly the valley
from which the gentle zephyr takes its
name. Tho snow drifts there have been
a source Of considerable annoyance to
the V. Il T. Il. Il. during tho entire
Winter. often piling up in the small
cats and along the track to a depth OF
several feet. II Was all tho upward
bound passenger train could do to pillow
its way through them yesterday morning.
but Il did manage TO get in on time.
Last evenings down passenger train
was not so fortunate. the now having
drifted between Mills Station and Frank.
town to such a depth that II could not
pass, although four oil i've locomotives
were coupled together and run ahead OF
il for the purpose Of clearing the track:
,,anLI. a, ,his no;nt and onite n force of
,aSa.ar. vas or,a,oJ a, sboyolinp AWAY
a. Lift. ali 5sv yest.rd,y. but despite
w aan.,, !, ,ant .,saJ;ly niiinv nm ON
~. ,.o.s Nln wsrc Iept nj work in
me y, ,ha cn,s between Inc two places
..msS III Iast ni,h, bnt mn 10 lp. n.
a ia 90, ~, ,aisod
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Arrest or Cnbsn sympathi.srs In
Havana.

yALESTrsEs.-Ths young folks should
bear in mind that next Monday will be
st. Valentines day. Some OF tho droll-
est valentines in the world can be found
ut the Po~st.ofice book store; also ut
Berlincr's variety store, opposite Odd
Fellows Hall ON Main street, which we
would advise those DESTROYS OF purchas-
ing TO inspect. Those who have been
nursing their loves and hates during tho
past year. can now pour them out with
a license allowable only on this day, and
doubtless many will improve 1t for both
purposes.
CONVENIENT ARRASoENESr.-.w Nicoll
and A. II. Schulz. we'll known mschani.
cal artists, have combined their respec.
tive lines OF business, boot and shoe
making and tailoring in M establish-
ment. Call upon them at tho old Jus.
tees Courtroom on Main street. md
You can be fitted out with boots. shocs
or clothing. made to order in the best pos
sible manner. giving you perfect salts.
faction, Mt tho shortest notice and on
the most reasonable terms. Road their
advertisement.
L~EAp.YEAR BALL.-The storm OF to-
day will DO apt to keep many OF the
young folks at home, who else would at
tend the grand leap.year ball to DO given
at National Guard Hall, Nirginin, to-
night. However. those within sasy
travelling distance Of the hall. will doubt
less attend in sufficient numbersto make
the ball q success.
AZ WI 60 to press, the storm appears
TO have cleared OF.
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LAsr EVENINGS s0cIAnLE.
The Methodist's Meshsd OF Pnssing
Away the Long winter Even

H., Nt.,ho,;., pnis.o,,, ch,rcb v.s
-.
hiien % i's "''hos' 'Pae'' i"' e
with spectators OF and participatots IN
the fun with which the sociables given
nv ,hs m.mh.rs 81 mi. church abound
W. c,nno, g;,s Tho proyramms Of the
sv.ninr bus ,r,s, ON, rsaJsr. bav. inn.
s,;n.,isn, brilliant spouch 10 supply
The hi.tuses when We state that from
go p, N. iii N r. N. the time was oc.
cunied with Grating. declaimipc. sing.
inr chatting. etc. and that from youur
lmerica, with his hand, and mouth fuil
Of CONNECTIONS, 10 old America, with his
hands and head full OF the business OF
the evening. all seemed TO enjoy them.
Iva Immensely. The old farce OF
..Bo. and Coz" rendered by Messrs.
stsndish and Tucker aud Miss Ellen
Miller. was acted in drst.ratc style. TO
,La ,,.., dali,ht M MI
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DAN DE DULLES BOOK.
Few Things 81 Iaserc~s csse-ru.
Ing ft. Learned frssa thc Author.


-
Ia order 10 DO able to crafty the rea-
sonable curiosity Of the public regarding
the fo-r,hcow;rc wo,L IN. ,ha.'.n
" 'n0 ''''s NAM
VI popular writer, n NEWS reporter put
q question to him last evening which.
accoriin, IN his ,.rso,., ..sr,.,..
n. H.. s,,au..-, - -
- p's' ""hih a past 'our
noa'hs 10 answer exactly four thousand
i've hundred and xi,ty-four times.
When the words swell. old fsllov
etc. :" saluted bis .ars an .,nrsssior .,
pain overspread Nh, fea,ure. whiis h.
wri,hed unea,iIv in bis cha;, In, ha,;ne
n duty 10 perform. Wa copld moi, .,lo~
nny such -wealnc.. a. symn.,hx %
stand in the way. consequently The oues-
ton ''when will that hook OF you,. he
out?" wa, comnleteJ. Ss,in, ma wanna
of escaps .,cspt NV rommi,,in, hon,i.
cid, (our r,po,,sr hs;n, hs,ws.n m.
prosecuted man anil ,hs door, Ia, ys-
signed himself 20 tba s;,ns,;on ami finn.
bling in the den,bs n, an oysrco,, no,L.,
proinceJ a Is,,sr ,hs,a1,om sS;.h hn,.
date of Jannary % IsTc .,1 IN which
was appended The name ~ Mail Twain
We believe Tho ,.nor ~ IN. LATER
iustis.5 ma In con.,.din. ,h., US.
written reply IN ons fro1 han ;mnlor.
inc MARI as ons 81 A. n;,.c,o,. ~ m.
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form him vban MI. eDsn.., wo,r wonId
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NETTING or rmr PIONEERS.

A regular semi-monthly meeting Of
the Pacific Coast Pioneers was held at
the Courtroom OF Justice Knox. u
street, Virginia, last evening. President
MeMeans occupied the Chair. but owing
10 the inclemency OF the weather. the
attendance Of members was not quite so
large as usual. Tho following
New Members
Wore elected: Nelson johnson OF Gold
Hill. and Levi Smith Of Virginia City.
The
Application
OF A. Mot. Virginia City, for member
ship in the Society was received. and re-
ferred to the proper committee.
Csmmittse Reports.
The Committee on Sick had no dis.
abled Pioneers TO report. The Com
mittee on Revision Of the Constitution
and bylaws. asked and was granted
further time. The committee on the
recent banquet or jolliiication at National
Guard Hall, reported the cost OF the
same to be S293. and that there was
u deficiency Of about $40. As 1t was ex.
pressly stipulated that none OF the ex-
psnse OF this thing was to DO taken from
the treasury. on motion Brother Gibson
passsu afouha me ma. anu ,nseu ms
.eI M ,u,,h ,a.i.,
.n,. sns wv 80
~. ~, .ns.h.a IL.
their duty.
r,..eer re.,.onic. Box.
A communication WAS received from
Postmaster Addison. Stain, that h. had
...;,,.J hov Va i,s !, Tho Virginia
~
Post'oihce, Tor the use OF 'he fioheers,
wherein nc wouiu asposi' ai '.'e',"
communications Auuiess'u .nu gu
eiety' rendering tns s"ino ''oo " .so
THIS eolnmnhicaiS" was W., y,
uereI on me, anu NJ III,
thanks 'snas's' -"
Librarian.
On motion. DIR. Spalding was made
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Tux SrrlLISo MArcu.-Althose III
f.,l disposed to wres,le with the crooked
est words in our language for the cham
pion.hip and a prize OF s2oi gold CON-
should remember the spelling match
which comes of at the Third Ward
Scbool.housc, in Virginia. tomorrow
evening, or rather which Is set TO come
of then, ami which doubtless viii. un-
less IN. weather should prove too tenn
restnous. From some stray remarks
mail. by a Virginia contemporary, we
are led 10 believe that the people o, 'na'
ha,nle, are Of tho opinion that NIL tue
GOOD s~pellers in the county live up tnere;
Lot a delegation from Gold hin ausnu
the match and take the eoncsit OUT VI
them.
MrSsrnrrsr. - The Comstock Min
i%sirel. will give . matinee at Na'iona'
Guard Hall. Virginia. tomorrow a''e''
noon, and another performance al 'he
same place in tho evening. henry
Stewart. n San Franciscan. who Claims
20 be a champion clog dancer. VAL ap.
near at each performance. Admission
10 the matinee will be fifty cents ior
adults. Children half-priee.
AnHEsrkp.-Joe Deinlins was arrested
by Deputy Constable Ia Lloyd in VAR
cinia Yesterday afternoon. upon sehafee
Of murder. tho complaint alleging tna'
Le fired the shot which rssnltsd IN hs
death Of Geo Wy fupS.
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NEW CLOTHING SroRE.-Jos. Barnert.
ono and fayorably known ma one of the

NEw CLOTHING SroRE.-Jos. Barnert.
long and iavorably known us n Of the
most popular business men OF Virginia
City, has opened an extensive clothing
store in DIR. Halls building. opposite
the NEvs Office. Main street. Gold Hill.
Mr.. Barnort was one Of the heavy suf-
fsrers by the fire in last October, losing
his entire stock. valued at about $40, 200.
Those Of our people who favor him with
their patronage can rest assured OF tho
squarcst and bcst Of treatment, and that
whatever they buy will DO found just
what il Is represented to 10. His stock
Is all perfectly new, having boon ordered
and manufactured expressly for this
market. and will be sold at tho lowest
living rates. For further particulars.
read his advertisement, published in
another column to-day. and then give
him a call and see for yourself.
Nor YEr.--Tho doctors and reporters
in Gold Hill and Virginia expected that
the snowfall OF night before last would
have made the coasiing good in both
places by tonight, but the provoking
snow-storm Of to-day had to vet in. and
now the coasting accidents ON which
both confidently calculated have been
still further delayed. As SO much snow
fell to-day the consolation IL left that
when the weather settles the coasting
NAV perhaps remain good Tor several
weeks in which case both can afford to
bids their time. A three or four weeks
run Of accidents is something well worth
patiently waiting for.
RAN.-while Gold Hill and Virginia
have been favored with a heavy fall Of
snow our Dayton neishbors have been
having rain. Snow fell but a short dis
tance below Silver City ON tho way to
DAYTON.
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STOCK REPoRr.
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San rr.ncisco Beard.

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San Francisco Beard.
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Pythias Election = Postponed :
An Important Legal Decisisn-
wrecked - Bankruptcy Prsceed'
ings Elet 10 Iireak to Jali.
SAN Francisco. Feb. Ill 80 r. NJ
The Committee on the John Mitchell
Testimonial Fund held u meeting last
night, at which all sub.committees were
instructed to report by March LIST.
The late rain has been quite a draw.
back to horses which aro entered for
the big race. The trainers are busy.
however. and tho eallops nrc given in
the mud. All the entries are reported
doing as well as could DO expected.
At the evening session OF the Grand
Lodge Of Knights Of Pythyias, yester.
day, the following officers wers elected
for tho enSuing torn: Supreme Repre-
sentative. Thomas Psnniman; Grand
Chancellor. David Mcclure; Grand Vice
Chancellor. d. p. Derrickson; Grand
Prelats. A. Rogers; Grand X. Of Il. and
s., A. G.. Booth; Grand N. Of E., Geo.
Cantus.
Dawson's case against the Erening
Post has been postponed for another
week.
Judge Wheeler to-day rendered judg.
meni in tho case Of boys confined in tho
Industrial school. and held that all com.
mitments to tho school wero illegal. rs
they conficted with the Constitution.
The decision lets loose all youths con-
fined In the institution.
The bark Nicholas Biddle. wrecked
on Wednesday near Pedro. was owned
by Rsntop. Smith K Co. Of this city.
and valued at $40. 900. Insured for
$4,000.
bankruptcy proceedings have been
instituted against Thos. Houssworth &
Co., photographers. and the hearing sot
for Tuesday. next.
John Rank, G. v. Roper and Ralph
Bustamslsnta, accused OF attempting to
break out Of the Branch Jail on Wednes.
day evening. were turned over to tho
County Jail this morning. The evidence
showed that the plot to break out was
hatched by Roper and Rank.
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VIZ can't talk without showing the

We cant talk without showing INC
condition OF our teeth. Every laugh sI-
poses them. In order not to be
ashamed OF them. let us use that stand.
ard dentiirice. SozoDoST. which Is sure
to keep them white and spotless. No
tartar can incrust them. no canksr Affect
the enamel. no species Of decay AFFECT
the dental bone. II Sozodont 10 regularly
used. 1t is a botanical preparation. and
its beneficial effects on the teeth aud
gums are marvellous. rs II smovss all
discolorations and renders the gums
hard and rosy.
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CuRE ron Couou on CoLD.-As soon
as there is the slightest uneasinsss Of
the chest, with difficulty Of breathing.
or indication Of cough. take during the
day a few Of Browns Bronchial Tro-
ches."
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EASTERN DISPATCHES.
SPECIAL TO THE COR MILL sArIr xr~s
DOMESTIC NEWS.
Will be Upheld.

Will " apueAes
NEW YoRK, Feb. 1.-THE suit OF tho
First National Bank Of Springfield. H.,
against Charles A. Dana to recover on q
i've thousand dollar motto having result
cd in favor Of plaintiff, the case goes up
on appeal to the general term and prob
ably to the Court OF Appeals.
National TrottinE Association.
The Board OF Appeals Of the National
Trottine Association yesterday elected
Colonel C. W. woolley. Of Ohio. Pres
idsnt; @. ". Hutchinson. Of Utica. First
Vice President; Judge Grant, oil Iowa.
Second Vice President; and Thomas D.
Vail. OF Hartford. Secretary.
Fire In PittsburE, Pennsylvania.
PrrrsDuIo. Feb. IL. Between ! aud
9 o'clock this morning n tro broke out
in the flour mill Of Weight. Blatcrn *
speer, ON Carson street. South Pitts
burg. The mill was a Ave story build.
ing and contained n largo stock Of Hour
and grain. The FIRE gained such head
way that within half mn hour from Its
commencement 1t was totally destroyed.
The loss is estimated at $4,000; partly
insured.
For the Black Hills.
CHICAGO, Feb. 1.-THE Times Sioux
City special says: Tho excitement ovor
the Black Hills news lately received is
on tho increase, aud parties are fitting
out and getting ready to depart. A COM.
pany has been formed to start about the
2ist Of this month. Tho leaders pro-
fess to have positive assurance that the
military will not only not interfere. but
will assist them under certain circum.
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Eur the Hack IIills.
FOREIGN NEWS.
Opening or the Canadian Psriia'
ment.

Opening OF the Canadian Psriia.
ment.
CHICAGO, Fob. 1.-The Times OF.
tawa special says the Dominion Parlia-
ment opened yesterday with tho usual
imposing ceremonies. The speech from
throne was delivered by Lord Dufferin
in the Senate chamber. The speech
makes no mention Of the Pacific Rail.
way further than that papers connected
Herewith will DO submitted. II an
nounces a deficit in the revenue OF the
Dominion. which will nocessitats n r..
vision OF the tariff and the curtailing OF
expenditures in all departments OF the
public service. This Is looked upon rs
foreshadowing the total abandonment OF
the Pacific Railway.
Arrest OF Cnban sympathissrs I'm
Havana.
A Havana letter Of recent dato says
tho Government Inns arrested some
twenty persons in different classes Of
society for being in correspondence with
Cuban refugees In New York. Among
them is Don Quillermn and Don Sotol-
ongo. Letters were seized by the police
in the hands OF one Of the p~osiofics
carriers, and the clerks at the postofics
have been examined. 1t is said import
ant discoveries have been made. and
that many persons hitherto supposed to
be good Spaniaris are implicated.
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MINING ITEMS.

We learn this morning that the water
in the Savage mine has reached a stand
still at a point ten feet below the $500
foot level. The pumps OF the Savage
and Hale & Norcross are hosting water
up to their full capacity, raising over
COO. 900 gallons every t~wenty.fOur hours.
Increase Of Capital stock.
Tho following certificates OF increase
Of capital stock have been filed in the
Office Of A. j. McDonell. County Re-
corier: South Justice Gold and Silver
Mining Company. loeatedin Lower Gold
Hill, from 5000. 900. divided into So
OO0 shares Of 500 each. to $1,000
900, in lOO. 600 shares o! 500 each.
South Coms,ock Mining Company. from
Si.OOO, 900, in 1000 shares OF 500
each. to $40. 0Oo. 900, in 100000 shares
OF 500 each.
Reugh and Ready.
In our regular weekly mining sum
mary yesterday. wa forgot to mention
that work is going OF lively as usual Mt
this mine. Ten men are employed.
working two shifts. The shaft Is to-day
down to the depth % is feet. with the
bottom in favorable working ground.
The donkey engine. procured to do the
hosting. IL being placed in position,
and will be running next week. As
soon as tho present storm IL over. the
erection OF the main building will be
proceeded with. tho lumber being al.
ready on the ground for tho purpose.
The Morning ssar.
a report OF this mine was inadver-
tenily overlooked in our mining sum
mary Of yesterday. II is IN old and
excellent location. lying a little east and
south Of the Utah. ON the north end OF
the Coms,ock. Temporary hosting
works have been erected. and the sink
ing Of a large thres-compar,msnt work
ing shaft has been commenced. The
stock is principally owned by heavy
capitalists in San Francisco. who have
cone 10 work in good earnest to develop
their mine, in the full belief that the
expendiiures which may be incurred
will in due time 10 returned q hundred
IL not a thousand fold.
New interpretations
Tho following named companies
have filed articles Of incorporation
in tho Office Of A. ]. Mcdonnell,
County Recorder: West Point Gold and
Silver Mining Company. for the pur-
pose Of mining and milling in Storey
County. Trustees. J.. J. Holmes, Il. Is.
Shannon, Robert Sherwood, I. j. L..
Smiley aud John X. Wilde. Capital
stock. 81. zoo. 900. divided into $4,000
OF 500 each. North Ophir Gold and
Silver Mining Company. for the purpose
Of mining in Storey county. Trustees,
II. n, Graves. &. ". Kellogg. ]. Land
ers. Daniel Cook and Robert Barton.
Capital stock. SiO,OoO. 900. divided into
Zoe. eco .L-rs- Queen Gold and Silver
Mining Company. for tho purpose OF
Mining in flowery District. Nevada.
Trustees. d. L. Mcdonald. J. 7. Boyd.
j. NJ. Classen. G. v. ID. Hubbard and
W. II. Porter. Capital stock, 10000
600. divided into 10000 OF 500 each.
Leo Gold and Silver Mining Company.
for the purpose 81 mining in the Lee
location, Gold Hill. Trustees. j.. VI.
seamans, Albert Heath. IL. W. Hamil-
ton, J. A. NJ. Harmed and John Tread
we'll. Capital stock. $4,000. 900, diri-
led into 100. 900 shares Of 500 each.
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-02-11

The John Mitchell Tcstimoniai- The
Coming Mig Race = knights Of
Pythias Election = Postponed =
An Important Legal Decisisn-
wrecked - Bankruptcy Proceed.
ings I'lot 20 Ilrcak To Jaii.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-02-11
WESTERN DISPATCHES


SPECIAL 70 rus ooLp pAnr srv,.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1876-03-02

Die int Sau5e bes Gsngrefes paiitrte
8iu fiis ben ilnterbaIt bes bipIOmatii9en
D;enftes rueift ge8en bic lebten Sabre et''e
@riparniB pon $4,000 auf nnb es TT it
boffeu, baB ber repubIifanii6e Senat benl
s,iten 8eiipiele ber 9eu,otraten bes 0onies
folat unb bic BiQ 8enebmi8t. Die gripars
nifle tuurben sa Siege Sebra3t bur9 bie 8es
Sdneibung ibermdbiS bober 9ebolte iir'o
bir9 bic Mbi6affuns gang iiberfldif9er Cons
iuIate unb @eIanbti9aftspciten. go sum
BeiIpieL finb bic GebaIte unierer Gefanoten
in GnaIanb, ssranfrei5, Deuti9lano urse
NubIanb uon 81, 500 a,sf $4,000 berabges
fest ,uorben, anb man ioate bentem bab eln
Ge5anbtet NIT iabrIid $4,000 in @oLe
briiben i@on a,lsfontutea f0nnte. Ste 9arl
iiberfIaifigen Geianbti6often nod @rie9en'
Lamb unb Santi iinb in Der 8ia ob8ei6afft;
@riedenIane bat feinen 8eianbten IN oeu
Ser. @taaten unb unier gan5er biplomatiTdei
8ertebr NIT ben beiben ,i,,bebeutenben aRa9'
ten fann gan3 ruobL bur6 GoniuIn beior8t
werben. abgei9aift finb ferner einiSe SC
goniuIate in GanabG, Gbina uno in peri9te'
benen @eltgegenben, NIT ,pelder mir fait ea1
nidt in 8erfebr Reben. Die IebtiabriS'
8erwiIIigang pom 100000 fur 5ufdnig'
Musgoben i'm gerfebr NIT benz AusIonbe iini
auf $4,000 berabseIett tuorben, ba btei
Gumxte na1neisIi6 noafonraets gu ben
Smede augrei6t.