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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-26
PALACE EATINn sTANn.

tSNtNNs evtt'N
Everybody should tnov that q TOMMY
HHFPt0N's famous Eating stand. 10 Tinker
4 shepsrd's palsee saloon. virginia City. they
beet eating the market sdords. Also ~oysters,
clans, HOLSTERS and other shell.nsh. and game,
In their proper srason. Call and Try the Palace
Eating Stand when you are hungry. I'm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-26
A nav nr.v...l IN Nl.urh,

STOCKTON, July ga boy named
John Lyman. aged eight years. was
drowned in the slough this afternoon.
Although u dozen or fifteen men were
within a few feet Of the boy, no one had
the presence Of mind to try to save him.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-26

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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-26

FUR picxIc..Tbe first an.
nu.l nie,ic anil games Of the Virginia Cal.
LII. c,,h viii ,,ls nl.e, n, Trcalway'.
,.n.h ns., c,rson on ,he io,b az next
"' ~
mohth. III their grh'a'' hea''9 nA""''
they extend the cordial invitation, Come
ane. come a." and those who accept the
courtesy will find enough with which to
amu-e themselves during the day. The
sports Of the occasion will Ia opened by
an oid-fAshionej Scotch reel, with music
by the bagpipe-, after which = splendid
programme Of games will he carried out:
There will be some rare displays OF skili
,nn,,x sgsr,i.l manv AZ our people of see
ing these ceremonies as they have been OBJ
served in Aud Scotia for NJ long q hnie'
anu thcy Sui oe Nen WIN .hn1s
The yarions military companies of Gold
Hill and Virginia will shoot for q splendid
gold medal. foot.racing and jumping will
h. indulgri In. and for those who do not
like the bagpipcs, dancing music al the
regular kind will lie furnished.
r.,,,.r lam anil hio,lalc
~ - -.
of teams ON Main street This morning
Two heavy freight wagons were unloading
'''sA u 'A"' W !. w..
NM .""n n"ld lm Inn ami two ear.
slnia ana "o o"nins nm he rim anil the
delivery o. Ster, 4 son and three
more carriages were going down. They
ali mel a, this place. and as there was no
chance 10 pass considerable swearing was
indulged IN. II took nearly twenty min.
utes 10 get things Strengthened out. AMI u
h.sora H. rus,si ,emper. Of IN. drivers
became plseid again.
por.ryo, Jr,x prs,s,s.-There will
,--,.. :, Al. po,,,, ~ mi, rx.
10 "'''"A a..
ecutive Committee TINS evening" ~ tue
rooms over the Delta Saloon. Virginia
Oh, n, 4. An. in,ention IN wind mn the
."!' -.r.,. -,
n|sr,is. having bill. 10 present should be
IN attendance. The transactions Of the
committee have been marked by aspiritoi
fairness and Observation-Disclosures. through
out. and the gentlemen composing ne
serve % receive the grsu'uus "e
community for their ssrn.s. enaea,oI' 70
make our lasi eeieR'a''oh tue 'P''"''' !"
iair u WAS
Tur AMUSEMENT COMMITTEE "hA'
could be more appropriate than the ap-
pointmeni Of that committee 10 furnish
amusement for the Pioneers picnic: j.
W. Noyes. Charley De Long n biily
Wood. Why there You have lnies Q, ,ne
funniest characters ever .sen on .ns ,ar
stock. Three disciples OF nonNus Io .nm
IN an Assault upon 'ns ,', 49, ,s,,;n.
AMI nF,hes don, make things lively for the
Loy, their will h. somsihing very strange
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-26

AMOR Of 0lsnns sulphur Soap, which con.
talns three cakes and costs onlS ststy eenis. 10
su1elspt 10 supply material for d lesst twenty
oulphur Baths, which wsu d eradicate q whole
catslosns Of rheumatic and eutanrous mslsdts
Bold e,~ Everywhere.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-26
HAo.y's MAoxoLlA BALM prcservcs and

restores the complexion. removes freckles,
tan and sallowness; makes the skin soft.
white aud delicate. Its application cannot
be detected.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-26
LOOK HERR,

II 10 worth knowing that FURNITURE
BEDDING. CARPETS. LOUNGES, sPRtN0
MATTRESSES. and many other lhlngs. cen b.
bouaht III u. W. iikANT. Gold Hiii tabovs the
NEvf 9fSs. q - ne. .natle ,siss - 81 any
thsy are rsprrsepted 70 he, IAN
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-26

vInoSr, cIry has hpesR faro gAme''
u keno game and three licensed eh,fess
game.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-26
NEARLY A MURDER.
A F00rLExs LOVER TRiEs To
KILL HIS INAMORArA.

The Sensatiss ia virgisis To-day
a Very Cisse tall hsr Mr~-
Nisis Dewsy--A Strsage
stsry er l.sSe. Jeai.
sissy Rad Despe-
ration.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-26

-.
On Monday last a young man WITHOUT
feet arrived in Virginia and since that has
.r.vi.J .hon, an. streets ON His knees
,m~---~n-.,. all .-r,,e,.s
peadnns lrheii' Anu o'"'' -
This morning he went into another line VI
busine-. aud came within one of being .
a.,L.. murderer About . o'clock a
- -,... ,,ou
woman ,hri"A was nea'u ''"'"s '''A
the upper story of Evans lodging house
All, N .,y,.t near Washington. Mr.. Evans,
ran nm stairs. dashed in the door and WAS
! h.rriheI "a sec the cripple clutching q
unman la IN. hair and irating her over
| m. mead with a revolver. Mr.. Evans
s.i,.d the creatures arm with the inten-
| tion .of disarming him when the fellow
uoint.l his pistol al him and pulled
IN. trigger. IN. wealan missed lire, how
ever. anI after a severe struggle Mr..
Evans succeeded in wrenching IL from his
gr..u- D.puty Constable McNair arrived
.ho,,Iv ami fonnl the cripple living in
..nsihle man ,he floor. wagon WAS pro-
rur,-I anil he Ma. taken IN the City Jail. II
wss snn,a.sJ ,h., h. hal committed sui
riI.. AMI . Jortor was AT once sent for.
No wonnl. wer. founJ u,on the man, and
n. w.s .,il.ntly a cas-. of what the doc
,or caIl,,I '.Wbi.ly anJ pn-sum." a dose
M ,olJ water from a mbl-r hos. was APP
pli,.I, which .oon re-,or,J the patient To
.o-n.rion,ne..
,.no,,sr III nnon Mr.. yiol,
n ,,a unm,n who hal Zen attacked.
o. - ~, ,n,,,, wear. ~ ar..
Ill =. a.. I'll, J,..., anil ~ .
a....u, NJ.
bsa.y n was .nnerins greatly from the
sonnJ. an her heal. aid thai the cripple,
uho-e n,me h, Conrad Ciau-en, il crazy To
MARY mr.. ami AZ she refuses, he gets
n,s al mnnierous rage. Thi. was not the
nr., lin. ,hat he hal attempted Ia murder
her. In san Francisco, ON the eth of
March l..t. h. called at her house on ship
La .,,.., N. ,,fns.sl IA LEI him In, and
-. eIo.in, ,h,. Jnor In hi. face he
r.. ~ ni.,,I mi .ho, her thnuph the
- aa..',sI, uo,nJing her P,r
49, -, a. an .,J Nh. only re-
" we wst a., n l.f, San
rs,.si.aa III h., .h. sboall not De
,nm,slI,I An an,..,Y against him anal thus
MI him IN si,,. pr,.on. This she did
an, ~ ni,v for an. poor wretch. She first
n,., hin, n, /, ho,ai where hath were stop
met nun ~ no'e' ""s g,,in.
hsr svmn,,hv NJ. snake to him kindly
-. ~, I.n,.n.l 10 met aud fnm
w., -, y ,hilfr. h,. I'm ,bs ,orment of
har 10 %,oIIauin, her eyerywher. lie
"i ". ~ an ~. NAV from
- =, ssii ,.r Law 'Iy p,idling; hut she
w,nLI h,y. nothins Ia Jo with him. As
s.on a. h. was released from the Nan Fran
ri.ro ,Jail n. came M here. where he
~ 1891 ~. x.s then residing,
anal was cunning enough to watch
sro,nJ m. .ehools until h. saw her little
ri,I .nJ The, followeJ her home. Last
nieh, he called a, her rooms and told her
,hs, h. WAS roing Fast tonight. They
nar,.,I in a friendly manner. This morn
mo ha ram- again while she was dressing
her hair at th" glass and alter a lew som-
mon-plsce remarks, drew his rr,o,,rr.
and, aiming IL straight AZ her, puiI.u 'ne
trigger. TIL" pistol Ia not go on. ai,I IN
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-26

THriarss'isioc ofdryroodss,bgalland syeom
and see.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-26
WESTERN DISPATCHES
CALIFORNIA.

.r.crAL TO rus oolp I'LL DALI srv,.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-26
GEslLExEN'S CLOTHING, Etc.
GLORIOUS SUMMER COME AGAIN!
AL HEARTS FEEL CHEERFUL
AT ruE-
MAGNIFICENT DISPLAY
Spring and Summer
10 r G
POPULAR CLOTHING EMPORIUM
6ANNEK 0NO0s
Corner G and Taylsr streets,
Virginia CITY.
THEIR NEW AND MAGNIFICENT STORE
two doors. as ~hsretofore.l is now nilsd with
the LARGEST
MOST EXCELLENT ASSORTMENT
SUM N Err CLOTHING,
ALL NEWLY MANUFACTURED,
Rrpr...l, fer hi. market.
The f.c, d. established that
BANNER BROS.
n

Their house IL % well arranged that o o
can compste With them. Competsni buysr.
both Essi and west, are continually engaged to
supply this establishment with the latest. best
ma most fashionable clothing I'm the market.
Our stock d. 20 compistr that The mosi issti.
dIous eau be suited.
our DRESS. DIAGONAL and BUSINESS
SUITS are In such great variety and % excel.
lent In style and uniivsied In price that noh~
cav fail 10 10 suited.
BOYS and YOUTHS CLOTHING. 10 end.
less styles.
GRsT's FURNISHING G0ODs-,hs lsvss,
and finest assortment 10 he found on the Coast.
BOOTS, SHOES. TRUNKS and vALisrs-
. full and complete as.ortmrnt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-26
NEVADA ITEMS.

Nsches. the Piuts Chief. has conceived
the idea Of purchasing two or three hun.
dred acres Of land on the Big Meadows,
for the purpose Of making Alarm on which
the young mon Of his tribe, who live In
that vicinity, can employ their leisure
hours In raising corn and potatoes. He
has selected the land. which 10 on . rail-
road section, and no In now going 10 Cali
fornia 10 interview the railroad officials a
TO the terms. The land Is situated below
the Big Meadows Irrigating Canal, and
Naches says one Of his brothers. who lived
In Santa Clara Valley. California, for sew.
eral years. Is an experienced farmer. and
has promised 10 teach the young men OF
his tribe how 70 cultivate the soil.
Tho Board Of Eureka County Commits
a~ioners. at . special meeting yesterday.
issued an order abolishing Vanderbilt
Township and extending the boundaries
Of Eureka Township 10 a. 70 embrace In
the latter oil Of tho territory which com.
posed the former. Secret Canyon. Fish
Greek and Pinto are the precincts which
are added 10 Eureka township.
The mutilated remains Of . man were
found on the railroad track. about two
miles west Of Stone House. by the train
men Of freight train No. 8, and according
10 tho .S;irsr State. the remains were
brought 10 winnemucca and Coroner
Davis notified Of the fact.
The Reno Journal Of this morning says :
Detective Roberts passed through town
yesterday morning with two men who are
supposed 10 be implicated In the bullion
- a.faN IL. Nan VA
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-26
THAT .nAYoSKr- oRDER AGAIN.

Since the order was given TO United
States Msrshals throughout the country
to preserve the purity Of the coming
election. and see to II that every loyal
voter. white or black. vas secured In his
rights at the polls. VI have been treated
to many q diatribe against the oppression
and tyranny Of the North. and COM
mandatory Of the patience and Christian
forbsaranes Of the immaculate South.
The Democratic papers OF this State.
taking their cue from Dana's time
serving Sun. have drawn for Ms gloomy
pictures Of the wretchsd condition OF the
white men Of South Carolina. whom the
United States Government has been un.
generous enough to deprive Of that in
alienable right. dear to every Southern
"ehevalier the right TO hunt down
''niggers and kill them in the public
streets. II 10 u sad sight for the con-
temptation OF humanity. this Of . nation
protecting its citizens. and as We view II
we can but drop 4 silont tear in behalf
Of the downtroddsn "ehivalry."
There il something very sPscious
about the Democratic arguments on this
"bayonet order" American citizens
have a natural dislike TO the employ
ment Of the military in our elections /:
and taking advantage OF this senti-
msnt. the Democrats have made the
point that the Republicans mean to
carry South Carolina by force Of
arms. When they mako this A.
sertion they know very we'll that IL 10
. falsshcod: they know very well thai
the order TO the troops does not authorize
them TO interfere in the election. bot
amply TO act. IL called upon. to prevent
the interference Of Others. All this.
they know. ~ We have before pointed
out. And yet they persis. In rsitsra,-
ing this absurd statement. In utter
defiance Of honor and truth. In the vain
hope that by doing so they may draw
Oh q few Republican votes In the North.
This is the kind Of aggressive" cam
paisn which Democracy has insugurased
In the name OF "Reform"-a campaign
Of lies and misrepresentation
The address Of Attorney General Taft.
which will be found in our ~telsgrnphic
columns Is a clear and concise explsna-
ton OF the ~''bayonst order" and the
grounds ON which 1t was Issued. We
commend Il to the careful consideration
Of our readers. We also commend Il ]
to Democratic editors for comment
win they dare to givsit q fair rsviswr'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-26
GENERAL NOTES.

A COMMISSION has been appointed with
Professor Blake at its head. to prepare
. complete report Of the Centennial EI'
hibition. II will include not only the
details Of the Exhibition, but also its
effects ON the industry Of the COM
munity: its stimulus to science. art,
culture, etc. The work is so great that
the report will hardly be ready before
December. 1877.
IRIS a remarkable story which Is told
In the Independent. That organ OF the
gospel and Of advertisers has heard OF a
mission church in Burmsh where Bass
pale ale IL used on the communion table.
The popping u the corks and tho hz-
zing Of the ale do not contribute. It In
said. To the solemniiy Of the occasion.
THx Rev. DR.. Dix. In the October
number Of the chareh Rsrisr. examines
critically the music Of Moody and
Sanksy. He finds that their melodies
are derived from the old school Of bal.
lad and parlor song music. which forty
years ago. before the introduction Of the
Italian opera, Was most In vogue.
A ToRoSTo court has recently affirmed
the judgment Of q lower court on appeal
in Q singular case. A wholesale dealer
sued q mercantile agency for damages
resulting from q sale Of goods to q party
whose standing was incorrectly reported
BY the agency. The lower coart awarded
damages to the amour, Of s524.
The latest mammoth fortune in search
Of a claimant 10 that OF Charles Robert
o'Keefe, Victoria street, Allahabad. who
died February 10th. Il amounts to
s2%, 600. Ooo.. George Darlington aud
William wislsy. solicitors. OF Calcutta.
advertise for heirs.
THERE 10 much sickness among the
civilized Indians Of the Indian Terri.
tory. The Indian H.ruld reports half
the Pavnss tribe siek, and says inter
n%'iitsnt fever is spreading rapidly among
the osases. The cherokses have but
little sickness.
The Pueblo Indians OF New Mexico
seem TO be dre-wonhippers. aud II il
said that they have kept a ere burning
for over a hundred years. without ever
going out. which il In q cave somewhere
In the mountains back Of their village,
neal Taos.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-26

some time past II has been rumorod that
the breach between John Kelly, leader Of
TammAny Hall. August Belmont. former
Chairman Of the Democratic National
Committee, and another Of tho leading
men Of Tammany and Tilden, which frat
developed st 81. Louis. had not been ef.
fectually healed. Tilden. 10 was reported,
had grown suspicious Of tho loyalty Of
TAmmany Hall. and 10 guard against any
treaehery st the polls next month. hs had
organized . movement In favor Of Mr..
Greene. These rumors have bean con.
armed. A worry serious split In the local
Democratic party exish. II Is stated that
Tilden IL fearful that Tammany will run
Republican tickets out Of is polling.
booths. and u IL also stated that Tammany
will elect is local ticket Of tho ssorihoe Of
Tilden.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-26
CARSON ITEMS.

The following items Of interest are
taken from this mornings Appeal
Another full attendance at the Hayes
and Wheeler Club last night. and some in
teresting and instructive speeches by
Messrs. Mott and Wells. There arc
forty-seven colored men registered In this
county. aud We believe they are all men,
bsrs Of this Club.
A horse tresdmill running . circular
saw for the saving Of cord-wood, seemed
10 DO doing = good days work on spear
street yesterday.
The Supreme Court mel yesterday.
Nothing OF interest 70 the general public
was transacted.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-26

Jomx DUANE. who committed the saw.
age assault upon Charles De Young Of
the San Francisco Chroniols. WAS arrested
In that city day before yesterday and
looked up in the city Jail. His bail was
fired at $1,000. and subsequently,. on
giving a bond for that amount. with his
brother. q. p. Duane. and Richard
Schultz, q saloon keeper. as suretiss, he
was released. Frank Ballinger. n OF
the leading reporters Of the Chronicle.
s~ors out the warrant. Put the assanlter
through
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-26

And in ~secord.nes with law, ana an ord:;
o. the Board Of Dirscson. made on the ietk
parcel Of such :toes a. nav b. n. g. sss1
viii Be sold at public a~uetion. at The once Of
the Company. Room . Academy building, No.
80 Pine street. San Yraaeisco. California, on
MONDAY, the thirteeath tisthj day Of No.
vembsr. 1915. 81 the houf Of one IN o'clock
ssssment thereon, togsthsr with oosts Of sdvsr.
Using and expenses Of The sale.
~ ordsr Of the Board OF Dtrsctors.
Omes-Room NO. % Academy Building. No.
80 Pine street, Ban frsneisco. California.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-26
NEW TO-DAY.
.VTI LINING cor.

oEN1TOR sILvER MIMIHo C0n !;
piNy Looation Of principal pisos u
business. asn Fnncisco. CatfoInis. n,.,,t.,
Loesticn Of voris, virginia Mining pis'fieN
story so nT:r re ~ Delinquent, upon the fol-
U w y n isyied on the issh day Of Ssps:w.
bsr. iSTc. me several smounts set opposl.e az az
names Of The respective ~sharsho'dsr'' ~ ''''
lows: 49, c.,,,,. Chs. Amt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-26

The first step toward making . mar
Of your son 10 TO train him to earn what
he spends; then the best way TO teach
him to be frugal Is 70 take away his
money a. fast A. he earns II, and spend
Il wisely for yourself. There Is nothing
like teaching the young by example.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-26

And In accordance with law. and an order
OF the Board OF Directors, made N the 18th
day Of September, 1875. 20 many shares OF sach
parcel Of such stock ~ may be necessary will
DO sold at public auction, at tho once oil
ssia Company. Room 10 Hsyward's Building.
40 California street, Ban Prsnelseo. Cali
fornis, on TUESDAY. the fourteenth day Of No
vsmber, 1870, at the hour Of one ~ o'clock
.. n. Of said day. TO pay said delinquent a..
sessmenis thereon, together with costs OF
Advertising and expenses OF the sale.
W. x. DEAN, Secretary,
Once = Room 10 Hayvard's Building. No.
lio California street, San Francisco, California.
oc26td
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-26

Nrw YoRK. October 25.-Ths Trib~~s
prints tbs following prominently For
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-26

wrrH o falling and whirling Of the
leaves In the autumnal blasts. visions
OF the warm and vsrdant beauties OF
summer fade slowly from nj minds. and
We gaze thouehtfully into the future.
and reflect upon the time when We shall
take q Jug Of hot water TO bed with rs.
aud the stopper will come out, when
balmy sleep snfolds Us In her sable man.
lie .--Rockldnd Courier.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-07-30

Silver Is nov quoted at so pence in
London. This, by the ejaculation Of a
gentleman in the mint-one skilled In
figures and relative values of metals
is equivalent to putting u value Of from
96A to 9SX cents apiece upon the trade
dollar, which gets so unanimously
cursed and so mercilessly discounted.
1t is very evident hat they who can
hoard up the said trade dollars or buy
them in quantities and ship them
abroad, can make a very handsome
profit on their savings or their invest
ment. 1t will doubtless strike the av-
erage commentator as somewhat
strange and anomalous thatwhen silver
trade dollars are worth so near par in
London they should be SO d~isastrOusly
:" beared" so near home.
The above is from the Carson Appeal.
When it was written, as will be OBJ
served, silver was worth but so pence
in London. With silver at 5lA, which
was our latest quotation, trade dollars
would be a shade above par. We
agree with the appeal that it is very
remarkable that they are not worth
any more in this country. The money
changers and brokers probably have
as much to- do with keeping them
down as any other class.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-07-30
PACIFIC COAST DISPATCHES.
FROM CALIFORNIA.

Alarming Increase Of SMALLPOX.
SAN FRANCISCO, July 20.
The rapid increase of smallpox is
causing considerable uneasiness in the
city and there seems to be but one
opinion, and that is that q serious de.
velopment Of pestilence may be ex-
pected. During the past week "a
cases have been reported and 10 death $.
1t IL believed hat cases exist that have
never been reported. No part Of the
city is free from the disease, the best
a. well rs the worst localities having
were reported at the Health Office, and
it Is likely from the commencement
made this morning hat as many will
clans are in attendance at the Health
Office from morning until night and
hundreds are being vacciDated daily.
Largely increased orders for vaccine
matter are being sent East, and just at
present the supply is scarcely equal to
the demand, owing 10 orders forward
ed from the interior Of the State.
Held 10 Amswer-Dixsatisned stock
holders, Etc.
SAN Francisco, July 90.
John Lawless, recently arrested for
conducting the business of shipping
young girls to Portland, Oregon, to be-
come inmates Of houses Of i%ll-repute,
was to-day held to answer in the sum
of $4,000.
The latest mining company afflicted
with the dissatisfied fever is the Eu-
rOpa, ten of the stockholders OF that
corporation having begun suit in the
Nineteenth District Court, asking that
various alleged queer transactions Of
the directors be declared void, and that
the officers of the company be en-
joined from collecting the assessment
levied June 10, 1876. Judge Wheeler
issued on Thursday the injunction
prayed for, but modified it 50 that the
delinquent list might be advertised,
but no stock sold without an order
from the Court.
The president of the Spring Valley
Water Company has filed a protest
against the proposed grading of LOm-
bard street, west Of ~LevenwOrth. The
company has a reservoir on the line
of the proposed work, which, II car
ried out, will necessitate the destruc-
ton of the reservoir, leaving the up
per portion of I o city without a water
supply.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-07-30

PRESIDENT GRANT and Governor
Hayes are on the most cordial terms
the stories of liars and mischief. breed.
ers to the contrary, Notwithstanding.
Having an important appointment to
make, recently, in Cincinnati, Grant
submitted the matter to Hayes and
acted on his judgment.-Cdrson Ap-
peal.
That is precisely what we have al
ways said. 1t has been a settled fact
from the first that Hayes would receive
the hearty support of Grant and his
administration, including the Belk-
maps, Babcocks, Caseys and Boss Shep-
ards.