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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-21
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The Chinsss Csanissisu - san
FRANCHISES -Exaniaiag CsIisesss
seAgwiek's Accounts

SAN Fnlxcisco. April 2i.-s P. NJ
A hue rain began falling about 10 o'clock
this morning. and now (noon) 10 coming
down briskiy. with a fresh wind from
the southwest and q prospect OF con.
t~inuancs.
Supervisor OF Internal Revenue Haw-
ley, with special Revenue agents. Is still
engaged In the examination OF the 40
counts OF Collector Sedgwick. II 10 do
MED that any Significance Is attached to
the suddsnness OF the descent upon the
Collectors Office. That proceeding 10
in accordance with custom. except that
tho examination is usually commenced
after closing business In the afternoon.
In the present instance II was begun 1t
nm early hour In the morning. TO enable
them TO get through during the week.
other matters claiming their attention
on Monday.
The Senate Chinese Commission met
this morning. but owing to the absence
OF an interpreter for the examination Of
Chinese witnesses. have as yet done
nothing. lii we'll understood In best
informed quarters that much evidence
that would be Of great value to the Com.
mission will be obtained with great din.
Guilty, owing to mutual interests existing
between certain classes Of whites and
Chinese. which renders the suppression
Of such testimony Of the Arst Importance
to interested parties.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-21
The Arab stssd.
iron ,As D.,roi, rr.s Prsss.

Yesterday morning . man named Mr.
Fink, living In Macomb county,
brought q horse into Detroit 10 sell him.
He stated to the crowd who surrounded
the auction-block that he brought the
horse q distance Of eleven milss. but no
one believed IL. No one believed. the
horse capable Of walking eleven rods
without falling down. He was . horse
Of many bones. and the old hide cover
ing the bones looked like the army
blankets left along the Rapidan river.
The animal was blind. lame In two legs.
and be didn't look able to draw . atick
Of candy OF the sidewalk. And yet his
enthusiastic owner mounted Q box and
began: ID
"Geutlsmen. for the first time In the
history OF Detroit I offer you q pure
blooded Arabian horse. Poverty u an
awful hard thing on a man. gentlemen.
and poverty drives me to Offer this Arab
ian stsed to the highest bidder"
The old horse drew o groan and tried
to find something to lean against.
"Don't laugh. gentlemen" continued
Mr.. Fink. ''when you laugh at this
horse you laugh at my poverty. Hes
poor in flesh. I admit, but who ever
saw a Tat Arabian stesd? II he wasn't
Us he is he couldn't run away from tor
nadoes. rs I have known him 10 do"
FIFTY cents!' called out u Of the
crowd.
"what wretch was thatl" gssped Mr..
Fink. "who is base enough to bid
that paltry sum for q horse which has
made his mile in two minutes and un
der? Think Of tho first Arab horse ever
secn In Detroit sold for fifty cents!
However. poverty il nm awful thing.
gentlemen. and I say tifiy-hfty-aiiy-
csnts!'
He said so for u long time. anu then
some u went q cent higher.
"Fifty.ons! Now. may ! never see
another sunrise. Think OF . penny
bid on an Arabian hone-an animal
whose hoois have pressed the plains OF
Tariary-whose speed Is only equalsd
by u locomotive. So I I'm only offered
fity-ono iifty -one-one-one.'
The horse began to tremblo and shake.
as IL having the ague. and the auctionser
looked down into the face Of u colorsd
man and inquired:
"wm you stand by and see q noble
horse sold for iifty-one cents? Why.
man, 10 I was able to keep that horse
this summer I could win $4,000 on the
rice course!"
The eolorcd man jumped tho bid 10
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-21

suK was a pretty girl. nicely dressed.
anal she sat dlagonally In q rear corner
Of the street-car. occupying about two
seats. Another lady came In, and, turn
ing herself sideways, sank into . swan.
like zip across the three adjoining seats.
The young lady In the corner looked Ut
tho others hack. and sniffed with her
left nostril; looked at the languid con-
tempt Of the attitude, and shifted with
the other nostrl: then regarding the
lady's costume. and finding II elegant.
sniffsi with both nostrils. beginning
to get mad. she rubbed her nos vio-
lsntly. first with the second joint of her
forefnger. and subsequently, with her
handkerchief. Slowly their eyes met.
One flashed undying hatred and scorn.
the other irrniiated lofty pity and dis.
dain. They had never met before. and
now met only for q moment. What
happcnedi We give il up! But let the
women have tho ballot.
Balsiin.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-21

A IiynR oY ISK.--In Algeria there Is
a river Of genuine ink. Iii formed by
the union Of TIVE streams, M coming
from a river Of fsrruginous soil. The other
draining q peat swamp. The water d
the fornisr Il strongly inpregnated With
iron, that Of the latter With gallio teid.
When ths tve wstsrs minsls the acid Of
tho one upiiss with iheiron Of the other.
forming q true Ink.
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srArIuNRRY AND JRwRLRY,

]. B. Marshal at the Gold Hill Poet
once store. Ii sole agent for. 81
the San Francisco and Saeamsnte daily
papers. All the kiest Rasteru periodicals,
magazines. etc.. received % coon - publ!shsd,
aud delivered In any part Of wi Blank
books and stationery In great variety. Blank
books Of every description made 70 order 81
and . hne assortment Of lswelD repairing IN
thai line neatly and well done. large stoek
OF toy. AMI fancy goods. Zee regular advsf.
tiseuieut In another column. leis
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A s-urrocArrSo COUGH.

In . letter TO Mrs.. Ilsls, Of Chicago, . vel
known contributor to the Western press, she
aseribcs the cure Of . dangerous cough. aceom'
panied By bleeding at the lung. 70 Hsis's
HONEY Of Hofehound and Tar. my cough"
but the Honey Of Iloreholnd and Tar has
removed every traee OF t." The letter was 10
q lady friend IN this city. who has placed u q
the disposal Of O. N. c~rittsnton. Z sixth avs.
nus. Pixies Toothaehe Drops euS In one
tninute
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10 cAvpipAF~

We wish to remind all essdidaiss for once
d the coming town election that an anseunes-
msnis In This papsr and all slsetisa printing
must DO paid In advance. We can seespt 81 no
eoaiingent srangsmsats. show ySar vorthi'
nsss fer the once By raging ysar rris,sr's
bills promptly.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-21

CoroHs.-A medical preparation 10
the form Of a lozenss Is the most con-
vsnisnt. browns Bronchial Trochss"
allay irritation which induces coughing.
giving relief In bronchitis, hoarssnsss,
influenza, and consumptivs and asth.
matte complaints.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-21

HAaAS's MAGNOLIA BALM preserves
and restores the complexion; removes
frscklss. tan and s~allowness; makes the
skin soft, white and delicate. Its ap-
plication cannot be detected.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-21
OBSTACLES rD MARRIAGE.

Happy relief Tor young men rom tne eueepl
OF errors and abuses In early lie. Manhood
RESCUED. inipedirents TO marriage rsmoved
New method oi treatment. Mes and remark.
able remedies. Books and eirculars sent free.
IN ssa,ed enveiops. Address HOWARD A.
ISOLATION. tioN N. Ninth street. philadelphia.
PA-An Institution having . high feputation
for honorable coeduei and professional shin.
is71 9m
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mary kisssiss.
sAS raAxcnoo. April 2l-f:@ ?. NJ
The Republican primary election yss-
tsrday resulted in q victory for the Fed
srsl ring. In . few casss,. vhsss ne
candidates we're on both tickets. The
anti.ring crowd elected their man; other
wise the ring made . clean sweep.
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J.roS's KlrHAinos makes beautiful.
glossy. lururiant hair; prevents its fall.
ing out or turning gray. II has stood
the test OF 10 years. IL charmlngly per.
tuned, and has no rival.
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A CARR.

To all who are suffering irom The errors and
,ndlseretlons Of youth, pervoss weakness,
carly decay, Ices III manhood. ETC.. | win send
q reclps that will cure you. frss OF charge.
This great remedy was discovered ny Q nile
sionary In South America. send Q salad
drussed suvelope to the Rev. JosephT 7. InmAn,
STALLION d. Bible Hence, New fork civ.
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=
PKorLr's Tfckrr.-As vii % sssn "
reference TO our advertising columns To-
dsy. a ticket Of candidates for Gold Hill
town officers 10 placed in the Geld for
the consideration OF the ifso anu en-
hsn'enss Nv. .mus., 40 an, c,,;,sns
,soan,,s in shs esndidstss rooJ
aa1 ,,ns nsn This i. Inc only ticket
a.s,;.a.., ,I'r. "a,
GoiS" AnEAp'-lhe WORK o. oou
Ing the new ais'n'a'ss 0n'
CITY progressing ins
basement WINDOWS SsIs Pa' Se
The rock used LOT oui'mng inc ioun
ton and os.ement .. ns -
from the sierra SesaaA nan, ~.
though niue nsru 30,
-.
'hi'" a az -. g..
Is' w.u --
mn heAt ~seA. ~"
MED by several gentlemen who are
snl \ Ihs The Cover.
and Nevada ana VIC. a w;n.o -,
thsmsslys,.
40,
SIGNAL LioHr'-A hIe
peak 10 'ns ho.'
s'tiac'ea .h' s;.nsi
iish, Iindled by some Of the Piat.s
canned in that section. They some
times make use OF nres IN tsiegrapninS
from place TO place.
yAclrios.-A vacation OF o week
will be granted TO all the school. Of vir-
ginia. commencing next Monday; Tnis
Is 20 maen sac. = u ...n.,.
p p~J .,ns,p,s' Colis and coughs NJ the
mosi general disorisrs.
woar is abou, to DO resumed on the
old Hartford mine, DEVILS Gate Dis.
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Hydraaiis Psapiss Engines.
We. king from ths Uater eoluu
Hydrauiie Psspiss Engines,
wording from IN accumulation.

The Davsy system Of draining mines recon-.
msnss Itself by ne e~heapuess, economy and
safety for deep worktngs. and The fsciliiy with
which is capacity can Be augmented o. any
time, should The wster IN the mins Increase.
Parties contemplating the erection OF pump
Ing WORM shouid concentrate with the hisdon
ffvn works, Who ars ready 10 supply plans and
estimates for works Of Any capacity. cemplets.
Send for description 81 The Difersntial Con.
pound Pumping kpgtns. mr1s sm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-21

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So Hraaslses DsarA.
LAST nxus.
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GO Panther. IL
% Nor hsrs nsiis. 70.
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40 Metallic. N. N
800 hansnsld. sos
IS Poormsn. eake
so aellsn chariss. 81. AZ
100 Kniehsfeceksr. ave. nc
100 Baltimore Geo.. AZ;
ITO silver Miii.s
ico Dayton.
10 Rsek IaissA. IN
3, ,cs 3; !; g: ..S;....x
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600 ssath jsstics. SS,t
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W Prospects
80 Trojan. f.ie
coO vivian. .
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ass n pssiAi Consolidated. ~. ok. 81. -.
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80 Ksntuek. II. lk
1850 AipHs, g.. cav. On. Glx 80. esx bo
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$50 Justice. IN. 10. SS.S
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as Lady Bryan. fsc. ssHe
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,aoK uxRRi

II 10 worth moving that fuRNIruRH
BEDpfyG, CARPETS. LOUNGES. SPRING
HATrREssEs. and many other thlnss. can %
bought Of n. ". GRANT. bold Hill taeovs ~
houss IN me ststs; and his Eoods an Jess vhat
thsy are rspressnted 10 Be-. IN
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WESTERN DISPATCHES
cALIFoRNIA.

s,saAI - r.s sslD NM sAHE zsv,.
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x~rscILIlSIsJs.
RIsDoA IRON WORKS,
Ban FRANCISCO.
nUrLDKRs or ALL KINDS or MINING
- MACHINERY also, the varieus forms VI
Ssvey DIassntial Pumping Rngines.
COMPOUND CONCERNING BEAM
PUMPING ENGINES.
Cs.psusa Cssasasins Or Nss-Cssasss-
. jas usrtssstal Punpiss Kasisss,
vita balance bobs and spear rods.

D~irset.petias Csapssud C~ssdsssiss ~
kss.Cssdsssius kustses,
Pumping direct Into the water column with.
out spar rod.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-06-08

MAIN, POST. AND PIOCHE Str.
nAN SUPPLY ALL KINDS OF MINING
" and Building Lumber. Sawed Lumber.
Laths, shingles. Pickets. no.. mon Native
Lumber.
Wholesale o. Retail - nsassnanaa
1atee. an5.0
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-06-08

The District Court met yesterday
morning at 10 o'clock and transacted the
following business:
The case of Johnston against Betz was
dismissed.
State Of Nevada against A. W. Max
well; continued for the term:
Mcdonald against Hinzman; the jury
in this case retired about four o'clock
and came into Court again at five stating
that they had agreed on verdict, which
was handed to the Judge who ordered
the defendant to pay the jury fees into
Court, which was done, and the verde ct
read in favor of the defendant. The at
torney for the plaintiff asked that the
jury be polled, which on being done it
was found they stood four for plaintiff
and eight for the defendant. The Clerk
again polled the jury, thinking that an
error might have been made by himself.
when the result was found to be the
same. They were sent back to the jury
room with the information that nine
votes were requisite to make verdict in
civil case. At nine O'Clock last even.
ing they had not come to decision.
All jurors not impaneled were excused
until the 10Th inst.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-06-08

town, which is always the case until one
dies, when the fact comes out.
The commencement of the exercises OF
the University of California began this
morning. The grounds were thronged With
students of the Alumni and friends. The
weather is very favorable. The exercises
viii take place in the open air. The
Fourth Artillery band is present The
graduating class numbers thirty, being
the largest in the history of the Uni
versity.
PORTLAND, Ogn.. June 6.-The Repub-
licans in this county elect one Senator,
five Representatives and the balance of
their ticket except the Sheriff and School
Superintendent. The Democrats elected
one Senator and two Representative.
jeffrey, the Democratic nominee for
Sheriff, has a majority Of 800 over
Spau!ding, Republican. Smith, the Re-
publican candidate for County Clerk, has
a majority over Hall, Democrat. of $50.
The State has undoubtedly gone Demo.
cratic. The Democrats claim a good
majority in the Legislature, probably
twelve on joint ballot.
SAN Francisco, June Manager
Bert, of Wade's Opera House, brings
suit against the lessees Of the California
Theatre and Jarrett & Palmer, for ter
thousand dollars. for enticing from hi.
employ William Voegtlin, scenic artist
to assist them in the representation o
Henry the Fifth. He also sues voegtlil
for twenty thousand dollars for breach
of contract.
Last evening Jarrett 4 Palmer pre-.
sented to Hank Small, engineer of No
149, handsome gold medal. purchase,
in New York. with the intention o
giving it to the engineer who sho ul'
most merit it.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-06-08
FOREIGN NEWS.

LONDON, June THE Queen Dowager
Josephine of Sweden. is dead.
Dispatches from Berlin soy that con-
siderable uneasiness has been created
there by the sudden return of Prince
Bismarck. from Lunenburg and his
having protracted conferences with the
Emperor. The uneasiness is increased
by the announcement that the Emperor q
departure for Ems. is postponed. A
rumor connects these events with Ger.
tain exaggerated claims made on Ger
many, for support by Russia in her
eastern policy which Prince Bismarck. is
reported as not inclined to sanction.
The Post prints extracts from the
Cologne Gazette and Berlin Tribune, de.
precating close adherence to the
views Of Russia.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-06-08
PACIFIC COAST.

CARSON, June 5.-Early this morning.
the mob numbering about 200, with
pistols, clubs and knives, were scattered
along the line of the Virginia & Truckee
Railroad betwe en- here and Lake View,
but the Cinnamon did not come out to
work and after waiting until 8 o'clock
q. M, the mob marched back into town,
came down King street in regular file,
halted at the corner of King and Carson
streets and gave three cheers. Then
they proceeded up Carson street in ir-
regular order. After few minutes they
again concentrated their forces and
marched out to the Carson lumber COM
pany's aume, about one mile from town
Arriving at the fume they formed in q
half circle around the Office Of Tobey,
the Superintendent of the fume COM
pany's wood and lumber yard. The
spokesman named G. F. Hone, stepped
forward and addressed Tobey and told
him that all they asked was work, that
they might earn food for their families.
He said they did not come there to
modest anyone nor to do any harm to
the Cinnamon, only they wanted work
and wanted the company to discharge
their Chinese laborers and hire them
at three dollars per day. After having
their say out, they then gave three
cheers for the cause and started fol
Empire, arriving there about noon, they
went to the wood yard, where there are
about one hundred Cinnamon hired
bossed by Nick Dunbar. They told
him about the same that they said tc
Tobey Of the fume. saying. before they
departed. that they intended to return
on the following Monday and if they
found him still bossing the Cinnamon,
they would be under the necessity o.
Kidding him with bullets. They Their
returned to Carson.
SAN FRAscIsco, June IA young Ger
man named Ferdinand Schlineloss com
mitted suicide in Lone Mountain Gene
terry this morning by shooting himsel
once through the body and again in tn
forehead. He vas jeweler and latel,
in the employ Of Edwards Il Tuckey
Merchant street.
Two more cases OF smallpox are re
ported this morning. both whites, an
said to be light attacks, which seem
lately to characterize the disease. III
,, cases at the hospital are progrsssin
fsvovably No Gases are known In China
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-06-08

According to the late mail advices
fresh gold fever has broken out in Aus
tralia. A new find" has been reported
in the province of New South Wales,
and. as usual under such circumstances,
the inhabitants in the vicinity are re-
ported in q state of lively excitement.
The reports have good deal Of the
flavor of "gold craze" and yet, unless
the Australian papers have exaggerated
the facts, the "ind'' is of no little i'm
portance. A report says: The field is
narrow but thirty miles in length. The
alluvial gold is in patches, but lumpy.
The quartz reefs show enormous quaint.
ties Of gold in them. The field is eighty
five miles south by east from Byerstown,
and 100 miles from Cooktown. The Ma
tional Bank has purchased the first large
parcel from the alluvial fields. Relative
to the gold mining business of New South
Wales, we learn that during the year
1875 the entire product was 201, 719
ounces, as against 244,51 ounces the
preceding year. For the current year it
is thought the yield will probably be
exual to that of 1874, and il the new
find" proves as valuable as anticipated
and the old regions produce as mnch
as in 1875, it is anticipated the pro-
duct may be even larger. However, a
fair approximate can not be arrived al
until further operations have been made
at the old mines, and something near a
fair statement of the yield OF the new
discovery is made known.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-06-08
Hrs CONDITION. --The miner who was
stabbed Yesterday morning was last even

Hrs CONDITION. miner who was
stabbed yesterday morning was last even
ing (so we are informed by DR.. Ham
mond, the attending physician) suffer-
ing intense pain from his wounds, one
of them in particular. He was cut in five
different places; four right around the
nipple and one other cut on the side op-
posite the other cuts.
SPECIAL MEErING.-The Young Mems
Social Club will holda special meeting
this evening at 8 o'clock at Browns
Hall, for the purpose of settling up all
unfinished business. Members are
requested to be present. See notice in
to-day's RECORD.
NoTIcE.--We publish in to.day's
RECORD, notice calling for dissatisfied
stockholders of the management OF the
Newark Mining Company, to address
Nv" at the office of the Stock Exchange
newspaper.
PIocHE BRASS BANp.-The Phoebe
Band have been practicing for some
time past, in the rooms over the State
Bank. Last evening they played some
very the airs on the balcony outside.
FoR DARw1N.-Mrs. James Finley
leaves Phoebe on Monday next to join
her husband ct Darwin City. Inyo coun-
Z ", California.
ARRvED.-H. Arnhold, agent for the
San Francisco liquor house of Lilien-
thai 4 Co., arrived in town yesterday on
the Hamilton buckboad.
WEDDINa.-Invitations to wedding,
to come of on the 18th Of June, were
being distributed around Phoebe yes
terday in large numbers.
The Phoebe Daily JOURNAL has sus
pended publication. It made its las
appearance yesterday morning.
BULLION SHIpMENr.-wells. Fargo
Go: shipped bullion yesterday valued a
$ll,637.
Con. GBFR1ED arrived from Toquer
vile on Tuesday night. at which plac
ne has been looking after his mining in
terests.
Both stages departed yesterday morn
ing at S o'clock. conveying only one pas
ssnger from Phoebe.
HE Hamilton blackboard arrived il
fioche last evening at Ave o'clock. wit
one passenger and lots Of freight.
The horn Of the ice cream man is nov
heard daily in the streets of Phoebe an,
On the surrounding hills.
BOTH OF the smoke stacks Of tn
meadow Valley hosting works are no,
placed in position and painted.
d. JACOBS yesterday returned I
Roche from visit to Utah.