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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-03
Suicide Of Bride.
The p.tfoi. @fSs la. d. fol,

Ths Detroit Fra Tfsss has ths fol.
lowing. Li1 30 sHrSNA redu anr
At % Windsor avenue, In The town oil
Windsor. lived two men and two NO.
mon. brothers and sisters, and children
Of William Bond. Their house wal
rented from William Rics. who hns 6
son named John Rice, who il employed
- engineer on the Great Western Rail.
road. The youngest child Of Mr.. Bond
was z daughter named Maggie, and b.
tween her and John Rice an attachment
was formed. beginning late last Novsm.
bsr. = resulting in marriage ii chs brids's
residence on Monday evening last, and
terminating Thursday afternoon BY the
suicide Of the bride. si,al4u
AL the parties are highly respected.
Maggie Bond was exceedingly sensitive,
and when her brothers and sisters jok-
ingly mentioned her engagement 10 Mr..
Rice. she WAS very much embarrassed.
When the marriage day drew near she
appeared nervous. and complained OF a
distractng3 headache. and to avoid OK.
citement the ceremony, was performed
quietly, the brides Oldest sister being
the only witness. After the nuptials
the bride was still much depressed, and
On Thursday forenoon she went away
from home. Later In the day her hus.
band found a mutt and q pair of gloves
lying on the wharf. and ON Friday her
corpse was taken fron The river.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-03

Oua San Francisco dispatches, pub
lishsd in another column. would seem TO
indicate that q violent solution OF the
Chinese problem is contemplated BY the
hoodlnm element Of that city. A meet
ing wa held last night which VAS nu-
merously attended. and addressed by that
blatant dsmAgosue. Sam Brannsn. who
advised the roughs around him 10 take
the Law into their own hands and make
u clean sweep OF the Chinese quarters.
Boys were admitted to the meeting for
the significant reason that they might
Be- Of use in achieving the proposed re-
suit and a telegram from New York
was read stating that 1850 musksts
could b delivered to the woull.be riot
srs In San Francisco at 81 80 apiece. All
this undoubtedly points TO contemplated
violence. We trust that the city govern.
msut has power enough to suppress any
outbreak which may occur. The meet
ing Of last night should give Mayor
Bryant ample warning. and the leaders
Of that meeting should be at once
arrested. II san Fransiseo has not
,.owcr to aver. the coming disturbance.
then the State troops should be placed
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-03
-DEnocRAcY nUN MAD.

Whom the gods would destroy. they
frst make mad. We are. having . very
forcibls illustration Of this ancient sdaes
In The prosr~soi current political events
In this country. The Democrats at the
last national election. by . mere scci-
dent. and taking advantage Of atsmpo-
rary popular excitement, succeeded in
gaining . issls povss. They secured =
small working majority In the House Of
Representative. and Immediately the
party became jubilsnt. fairiy drunk with
Joy. The eooisr hsads in tho ~oraanira-
ton are nov beginning 10 feel that .
defeat In that election would have bean
bsttsr than their success. Had the
party Lost then. they might possibly. BY
judicious management in the coming
campaign. have gained the great Prssi.
Dental election this year. A 10 ID,
their success has proved their utter ruin.
and for . little brief power they have
sacrificed the possibility Of . long ma
tional reign.
For the party has betrayed itself. It
has shown In claws too o u has
revealed to the people the hollovnsss
and mocksry OF It's loud-mou,hsd pro-
LESSONS Of reform. II has proven that
these professions were simply made -
party capital and not from any genuine
desire for purity in the national admin
istration. II went to work boldly and
with apparent vigor, but II has ovsrdone
the matter. Its investigations. conduct
oil most Of them in secret. have been
palpably used. not as instruments Of 70
form. but A. party engines. a. . means
Of creating an opposition to Rspub-
licanism and a favorable feeling toward
Democracy. SO clear has this been
made by their ili-judged partisan zeal
that their wi friends tremble for ths
result and sincerely wish that "invss-
tigations'' were . thing unknown to
politics.
Investigations when! properly con-
Quoted are . great engine in the work Of
reform. But how have our Democratic
brethren conducted theirs, and what has
been the result The ciymsr commit
tse unsarthed tho Bslknap corruption.
but even in doing this tho Chairman Of
the committee stopped to tresehsry aud
deceit to induce Delkuap to confess.
The other committees have done really
nothing except to make uso OF nswspa-
per correspondents to procure the print
ing OF ons-sidsd testimony tortured from
its real meaning so ~ to injure the Re
publican party and its officials. as in the
case Of the charges recently made against
President Grant. These things are too
thin. gentlemen. The animus IL too
plainly shown, and your Investigations
will rscoil upon your own heals. They
arc q godsend to the Republican party.
and We cordially thank you for them.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-03
Another Nsw Process.

We have 10 announce the advent Of
another new process for extracting the
precious metals. which 10 the idea Of Mr..
Benjamin ]. Harrison. Of Santa Rosa.
Sonoma county. California. This gen.
tlsman called on Us recently. and With.
out explaining the details OF his inveu.
ton. told I'd what he could do with Il,
and about the experiments be had made.
lie has promised to send N samples Of
the rock before and after treatment. 30
that mining men can examine ID.
Mr.. Harrison says he takes the sui
phursts after the rock 10 crushed and
reduces them to . form BY which the
gold al bs extracted easily. or rather,
be destroys them entirely and leaves the
metal perfectly free. The process ID in.
troduesd between the crushinga and ANAL
gamating - usually practicsd. II IL In.
tended more particularly for highly sui.
phurstsd rock. When thsre IL any lead
IN the rock u 10 saved or thrown aside N
desired. Il 10 saved entirely separate
from the gold. and In . metallic form In
little humps.
From this residue Of sulphursts .
paint can b made. which the inventor
claims will pay all the expenses Of the
process. This residue 10 IRON the sui.
phursts themselves and 10 reduced 10
another form 10 mako the paint. which
il aavsd or not - desired. This pro-
cess has been tried eIpsrimentally. and
further experiments are nov being made
With 1t.
For = i?-stsmp mill the necessary ma
chinory for the introduction Of this
method OF working sulphursts will cost
about $500. including chemicals aud
everything. The expense Of operating
ID will Be about the same a. the cost OF
crushing. The claim for this process il
quicknsss. ehsspness and effectiveness.
The Inventor ssys that IL will simplify
the amalgamation very materially. We
are unable 10 ny anything sbou, the do
tails Of this process. simply because We
are ignorant Of than. For the same
~ We are unable 10 say WHISTLER
there IL anything in ~ or not: but are
promised ths result Of the sxpsrinsnts
now being made on . practical scale -
soon - they arc concluded We win
then speak Of he matter aeain.-S. r.
Niairg osd se;Ntiks Pres. Aprii "a.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-03

A LnssoN vRoa a. =. STEWART
In The city Of Nsv York stand two
magnificent monumenta 70 The power
and influence Of judidous Newspaper
advertising. Thy are large marble
palaces. each eight stories high and
fronting broadway. the leading thor
ouehfars Of the great mstropolis. and
one Of them covers an entire block Of
thAA erssl city. They are the Wholesale
and retail warehouses Of 4. 7. Stewart
4 Co.. and they we're reared upon the
proceeds q printsrs' ink and lssdsn
type.
Every merchant cannot b IN A. T.
Stewart. There IL notroom 10 the same
city for many such. and besides. the
world has not produced many men i'm
busd with his commercial genius.
Bat all can b humble imitsiors
Of the great merchant. and BY
following in his footstsps attain
in some slishs measure 70 his success
The main element In his business creed
was advertising. He used to say peo.
pie will not come 10 you unless they
know that you have something which
they want. Once make them zee thai
they need you more than you need thsm
and they viii dock around you BY thou
sands. And be acted on this principle.
He advertised. advertised. advertised.
and a. . consequences purchasers flock
ID. focksd. hocked 70 his store. until he
became the wealthisss merchant In The
world. There IL . Lesson 10 b drawn
from this BY struggling business men
which thsy will do well to heed. Let
the people know what you have to sell
and ress assured they will come 10 buy
ID. Stewart found IL %, and your q.
p~eriencs viii prove the same.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-03
THE ImMAcuLAre cLYaER.

Ex-sscretary Bslknap, in his answer
10 the articles Of impeachment denying
the Jurisdiction Of the Senate in his case.
says that his sudden resignation Was TO
ave his wife the shame and disgrace
which . public trial OF himself would
entail upon her. He says that he a..
sumsd the guilt implied in the charges Of
Marsh for this purpose alone. But he
goes further than this. nnd says thai
Ciymsr promised him that II he would
resign before noon he would take nc
steps 10 have him i~mpeaehed. II thi'
b true, the Democratic apostle oil
purity. Ciymsr. 10 guilty Of the bssss'
deceit and ~trsschsry. He not only lied
to Bslknap. but by mea Of that lie
forced him 70 virtually confess his guilt
TO the country by his hasiy resignation.
A strstagem Ike this may DO worthy q
shystsr lawyer. but II Is o disgpscs to q
national leeislator at the head Of an I'M
portant committee. Clymsr only hall
denies the charge. He says he told
Belknsp IL he did not resign before noon
he would have him ~impesched. II this
was not virtually . promise. such a.
Belknsp asserts was made to him, We
are sadly ignorant Of the s~ignincancs OF
words. II was simply made in a mega
tive instead OF an affirmative form; q
promise Of implication instead Of BY d.
rsetion. Il In no lessons the
guilt Of Bslknap. but 1t places in m
what Of . new light the pure character
Of the virtuous and indignant Demo
cratic Clymsr. IL ID not about time in
this era Of Investigations to investigate
some Of our immaculate investigating
committees?
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-03


SHARP PRAcrrcE One OF our stout
men was sitting In his office thinking OF
his sins whom an smigrant entered and
asked for work. The sirangsr began to
tell Of his qualifications, and bsing In q
kind OF a social frame Of mind. sat down
and began TO whittls tho chair. . he
talked long and vol. began at his birth.
camo down to the present time, when
upon looking around. he saw tho pro-
prietor quietly cutting his best coat.
What are you doingi" said be. 81
don't know. what ars you doing?" The
cmigrant arose. and gathering the pieces
Of his coat around him, he fed like a
telegram. That livery man had cut all
the buttons OF, and commenced work on
the all Nsrdda Sta< Journal. 1.s1s
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-03

TIE area Of California Is thus class
lied: About GO. 900. 900 acres are adapt.
cd to grazing and agriculture; 20, 900. 900
consists Of mountains. generally heavily
timSsrsd. The arid plains and dsssrts
occupy 10000 900; unroclaimsd swamp
and overlooked lands aggregate $780,
900 scsss. while the remaining I.ooo.-
600 represent permanent vsass bodiss.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-03
GENERAL NOTES.

TIE Nevada Transcripts says: A street
preacher delivered . sermon on tho cor
nsr OF Broad and Pine streets on Sun
day afternoon. Another gentleman was
at the same time delivering n Temperance
lecture ON this side Of him. His lecture
was delivered while lying on the side
walk aslssp.
CosBLrsroSn continue to pick thsm-
sslvss from the streets and 60 crashing
through the doors and windows Of the
residsncs OF Patrick Bsardon Of San
Jose. so serious has become the annoy
ancs that Mr.. Rsardon has deemed II
advisable to find new quarters for his
family.
The D~ownisvills Messenger Of April
Goth has the following: On Friday last q
man by the name OF Jack Gamer. was
almost cut in two and instantly killed in
Thomas Boards hydraulic diGsings. at
Eureka. by the fall Of . lump Of pipe
clay weighing, perhaps, two tons.
TEE Reno Gd,sds says: The Csntsn.
nial train started on its trip yesterday.
and Was detained at Reno thirty min
utss by a hot boz. aud left at 1895.
The first train from San Francisco cams
up this morning and we are sccommo-
dated at last.
TIE oldest Frssmason in New Jersey
Is reported TO have been found in the
person Of Judge David P. Sharpe Of
Bethlehem. Hunterdon county. who was
born on the ist Of November 1881. and
hAs been q Freemason since 1913.
AT California fair. recently. several
bottles Of strained honey were put on
exhibition. when . chap put a bottle Of
castor oil with the rest. The opinion Of
all who tried Il was that the bee thai
laid 10 was q fraud.
TIE Indian Who vss run over BY the
cars at Reno Last Thursday night died
on Monday night. A o ~ he pass
Cd away his whole kith and kin pulled
down THAR gunnysaek domieils and
moved away.
TEE Chinese portion Of the town Of
Antioch. Cal. was burned on Sunday
evening. the work being evidently that
Of those desiring to drive the Chimes
away from that place.
SALIVA WILLIAMS. . negro. was jok-
iusly voted for a. constable in Palmer.
Msss.. and his election has been dsclar-
Cd legal.
LuNnsn il very scarcs in Reno. and
Il is almost impossible to procure IL for
love or money.
TIE telegraph il nearly completed BE-
tween San Diego, Cal, and Santa Re.
New MEXICO.
TIE San Francisco Treasury contain
Cd on Saturday $62S. 49i IL.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-03

The Sublime Ports has Eecsivsd an Of.
hcial Dispatch from Ragusa, stating that
the families Who took refuge in Austria
have asksd permission 10 return. The
Ports u taking measures 10 aid than. !
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-03
". Il. cLlRrr.E u. $. Smith. hurs,I ,oLrr.
w. II. CLARKE & CO.,
M .I isH1-iia rINif
8 r o r 8 +,
no. 81 soUrH c:srRKkr.
iiaa's,A PLY. NEVADA.
MEETING OF TOWN TRUSTEES.

ssuAnL VAkL u hkEEINW OE IHk
= hoard 81 Town Trustess this "wednesday
evening. Msy 81, ct : O'Clock, Tor the purpo.s
OF c~ansAsipg election fetums. AZ rnanben
are requested 10 be pfsssnt. NJ srdss. .NN
iny5 a.. {. MUhDELL. President.
MALARIA GeLD ANn IsILyER
~ MINING cONPANY.-Locauon of prin
ripall place VI buslness. San Francisco, Cali.
icrnii. .IIt0 hiNl0NfN
location OF works, Gold hin Mining Die.
Notice 70 hereby given. that sts meeting Of
the Board OF Direiersy held On the let day
" hay. 1916, an Assessment Inc, ~ Of Hity
crnts per share wn hvisd upos the cnutsl
stock OF the oo~rpsratiea. psysbie inEsSi.
.iely. In United sisies gold cola, 10 the seers.
nliy. a. the once Of the Company, 90 Nevada
biecf. nan Francisco. California,
Any stock upon which thls Assessment sAail
remain unpaid on the let day Of Juse, 1915
VIII he delinquent. and advertised for sale
NJ public auction, and unleps payment IA
made before will he iold on TUESDAY.
the goth day OF June. isfe, 10 pay the dsiln.
qaent Assessment. togvther. With costs Of al.
NeItistns and cipnscs of e1a.A
by order OF the Board q. Directors.
.u.l w. =. TOWNSEND. kse r>lsyy
Oniee 70 Nevada Block. San Yrsnei.eo, CAL.
iorhiA- HHW aiffHaHa fsaaHh~aa myS ID NJ
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-03
s-TookHoLDIRs' MIETINo.

NOTICE. MITCHELL GOLD AND SILVER
~ Mining Company, Of Goid Hill Dis,det
shorty equity. N.v.ds-Ynsripsi pI.ss Of Is,
siness San Francisco. A meeting Of the stock.
holders Of tbs company viii b hsld In Rssn
7. No. ssoi Mensromsry slfesl. san Hnpcisoo,
on SATURDAY. April 9th, ate o'clock 2. NJ
for tbs election Of Dircors And sA~ptloa sfBy.
Laws. md the trsnssction q sthsr bepissss.
Iy order. a. @. HAMMOND,
seMR So.rIronsr,i ;ss,s. '1.-H;S
This mtetlng IL ~postponsd until 8aturday,
Nay lSh. o. The ans houf snd plAee.
ssyd FfAtO. HAMMOND, Gssre1xfy,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-03

I! |! s! M 20! ~. :: s.: =: !: !: ! :: -. =
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-03

And In accordance with law. and an order OF
the Board OF Directors. made on tho 7ath day Of
March, 1915, 90 many shares Of each parcel
o. sash stock a. may be necessary viii be sold
Room 2ol No. 81 Montgomery street. San
Francisco. California, on SATURDAY. the
30ih day>of May. 1915, q the hour OF 10
o'clock \. OF raid day. to pay said dslin.
Quent assessment thereon. together with costs
Of advertising and expenses Of the sale.
Ohee-Room n, No ssl Noutromery strcct.
Aan rranelsfa rsIifnrnis o,s
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-03
How they Treat che Appearance ei
Corruption IN E'sansylvania.



In the House Of Representatives yes
terdsy. Payne Of Ohio. reported a bill
aathorixing the Treasury TO exchange
silver for greenbacks TO an amount not
exceeding $40. OOO. 900. such greenbacks
10 be retired until fractional currency to
that sum was received. when the latter
is 70 bs destroyed. He supported the
bill In . speech. In which he ~id this
would relieve the people. who already
FELT the want OF small change. No action
was taken.
The friends Of Mckee OF st. Louis,
are still hari at work 10 secure his re-
lease from the Penitsntiary. They are
now e~ndeavoring to show that the wit.
nesses who swore to his connection with
the whisky Ring perjured themselves.
A Republican Reform Club, antago-
nistic 10 the Union Leeeue. has been
formed In New York. Its platform ia
% the resumption Of specie payments
and civil service retrenehment. The
President 10 Hon. James Elliott.
II IL asserted that General Cluserst
has pstitioned President MacNahon for
pardon and permission to return to
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-03

SALIVA WILLIAMS, . negro. was jok-
ingly voted for - constable In Palmer.
Mass., and his election has been dsclar-
Cd legal.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-03

TEE Chinese portion Of the town Of
Antioch. CAL. wa burned on Sunday
evening. the work being evidently that
Of those desiring to drive the Chinese
away from that place.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-03

THE Indian Who vas run over By the
cars at Reno Last Thursday night died
ON Monday night. A. oon ~ he pass
Cd away his whole kith and kin pulled
down THAR gunnyssek domicils and
movsi away
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-03

Lrnsa Is very scarce in Reno, and
IL Is almost impossible to procure il for
love or money.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-03

Ar California fair. recently. several
bottles Of strained honey were put on
exhibition. when . chap put a bottle Of
castor oil with the rsst. The opinion Of
all who tried il Wal that the bee that
laid Il wa q fraud.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-03

TIE telegraph il nearly completed BE-
tween San Diego, Cal, and Santa Re.
New MEXICO.
TIE San Francisco Treasury contain
Cd on Saturday $626, 49i II.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-03

WASHINGTON. May 2.--Ths House
Appropriation Committee decided to-
day to pass the Post.ofhco Appropria-
ton hill in the House IN the exclusion
OF all other measures.
a.rs Of schensk and she Emma
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-03
~conptnstp rElEaRAMs
EAsrERN N.

rishs With I.aians II Nssrasks.
OMAHA. May 2.--Thc post-trader at
Fort Harssuff. Nebraska, reports q eight
between several Indians and q ANAL
band Of soldiers, twenty miles from the
fort, in which one Indian was killed and
Sergeant Doherty OF CompanyA Twenty
third Infantry was shot through the
head and instantly killed. The Indians
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-18
Grants Proclamation.

There is no evidence before the country
10 sustain the pretext upon which GRANT
Issues his proclamation TO the people Of
South Carolina,
He says that inSurrecttoh exists there
but approximation contains the first news
OF IL. The term instruction is not one OF
vague import, but OF definite meaning,
involving revolt, rebellion. or violent and
, organized uprising against authority. No
such state Of things exists in South Caro-
lima. There has been no attack upon the
State Government, no resistance to Fede-
ral law, no defiance OF the judicial power,
nothing that can be regarded rs in any
way revolutionary.
Again, GRANT says there are "certain
combinations in the state that cannot be
controlled or suppressed by the ordinary
course Of Justice" There is no evidence
whatever to support this. Had there been,
he could have pointed to tho times and
places when and where the course of
justice has been interfered with or
thwaTted. He could have mentioned the
counties or localities. and given some in-
dication of the nature and extent Of tho
resistance.
Thus the proclamation is destitute Of
any justihable basis whatever.
The mendacious assertions with which
the proclamation opens were made merely
ms show Of regard for that part OF the
Constitution which warrants the use of
military force by the Executive.
GRANT calls upon the insurrectionary
population to submit themselves TO the
laws and constituted authorities. That
they will continue TO do this,
we have not a doubt. That they
will conform TO the terms Of the proc
lamation is beyond question. Even the So
called Rifle Clubs will be disbanded.
WADE HAMPTON aud other leaders Of the
opposition TO CHAMBERLAIN have already
requested the members of these clubs to
dsband.
large additional force OF Federal
troops has already been ordered into the
State by the War Department. We pre-
dict that they will meet with nothing in
The shape Of resistance from the citizens OF
South Carolina. though attempts 10 stir
II up will doubtless be made by dema-
Rogues in their own interest and for cleo
pioneering purposes.