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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-13
CALIFORNIA ITEMS.

v.,.,a.,,, a.crsmsnto Rsoord. Usior
~
says;
Tho Boys In Blue. % their nesting o.
Turner Hall. last evening elected W.Chesley
q Quartermaster. a COMMITTEES Of nye-
consisting Of Colonel II. III. Linnell. Cap
tain z. v. Kellogg. Captain frank Miller
+. W. Byrod n N. N. aP-
pointed 10 solicit subscriptions rom cit
liens TO pay for uniforms DERRY INC "a
pensss OF the torchiight proeesslon, er.
After the procession. on tne re.uir Of ine
boys 70 NE nsn, 'u ~ I'm nr.,s
diee oiuo 'A.oi. a.
Tho Board OF Di,ectoIs Oh 'ne ouN
Prison has awarded me contrsos Ior SUP
plying an engine 70 tne hanops to':
Hammond OF NOS. y ana ~ masret
street. Ban Francisco ior sly,ooo. Inc
Corliss Company OF Proyidenee, =. H.
offered the engine and ny wncci LOT xf,zov.
but the coet OF ~. ,osnns 81,
up .n a. asrse 40 4 . hs7. Besides n II
49, ,ho ! .stinov iII coat over "a. Oo0.
oNiAiuS ~ .n,ire MN IN ne.rlv so0' a
.s".ssi ooo mora than tbe nd Of Ham.
~.
nonu
Says . dispatcn from Stockton oaed
Monday: One OF the Chinamen wounded
yesterday, died tnn morning making .
totai OF tnree aes. V au Xrisa.g'
maruorou. Nj. $3.50 ~. .Sn,hs, =;
IN rePo,ss .i,iS.as ~
tne "ounuoI a.. az. nasi.i.. ~
mat " - nlsh .nio WI 1870
enectuAi onorn ueIo mss' NJ mtnsse
IHnIn4X0 AHUAHHl0AIIuuH MOI luulHlII
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-13

A CHixrsx official has just published
bis confessions" To San Franciscans
some Of The disclosures are interesting;
none OF them would bs startling. II is
scarcely necessary to state. writing as
va do within ear-shot Of Chinatown.
that the confessions contain nothing
calculated to bring the author into COT.
hict With the Law. The Chinese
alton for the truth rarely goes to such a
Quirotic extent. One incident narrated
by the literary official goes to prove
that in the matter Of diplomacy the &C.
lsstiAl government is much wiser in its
generation than ours. In 1912. when
the English feet came up tho river to
Marking. a great many Of the officers
and men went to see the porcelain tow
Or. and thereby attracted q large crowd
OF natives. One day some one in the
crowd threw q stone which struck an
ofieer on the head. He was not as-
fiousiy injured. hut nevertheless hasten
Cd TO q Yaman and demanded redress.
He was told TO return to his ship. m the
offender would be apprshsndsd and sent
down next morning for punishment in
his presence. Al the appointed time
and place the magistrate and prisoner
appeared. The latter confessed his
crime in . proper manner and was Sc
vsrely beaten and then Gagged. For
several days he remained In the same
place. wearing his wooden collar. to the
intense satisfaction Of the foreigners,
Who finally rslentsd and pstitionsd the
Ysman foe the culprit'a release. This
vss reluctantly granted. and the pris-
nsr rstured TO him rejoicing in the
suffering he had undergone. He was
only = substitute. and bad been paid ten
thousand cash TO take the place Of the
real eulprit. who had nsvsr been cap
tursd.
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% Reform

Twas three years ago! The sun was
sinking In the western sky. and all nature
seemed aglow with beauty. George and
his lady fair had returned from . picnic
and were discussing the pleasures OF sim
gle blessedness, wondering TO themselves
would II ever be thus. especially thus when
they became as one in all things.
..George." she observed. "dear George.
when our futures arc blended together
will you Away look and act toward me As
you do nowr"
"Oh! Sophia. how. how can you doubt
me3 All that the fondest heart can imagine
shall be yours. and I will 10 ever at your
side anticipating your slightest wish."
Now they are welded. Picnics are In
season once more. and George IL busily
engaged In fixing himself 10 attend n
and have = bang up time. All At once q
voice Ia heard coming from the back part
Of their dove colts Sophia's:
"George where are you goingf don't
you know that I wanted you 10 peel the
potatoes. and wash the baby, and set the
table. and"
'ohr' bursts out George. ..to - with
your potatoes I'm going 10 the picnic"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-13
CARSON ITEMS.

Tho Carson TiriJuns OF yesterday says
Three thousand dollars were disbursed 10
this town to-day by the North Carson
Mining Company for expenses incurred
during the past thirty days. This ID
about The average monthly payment OF the
mine. Who shall say that such institu-
lions are not Of i~ncalculAble benefit TO this
town.
The APPEAL Of this morning says: The
Tiiden and Hendricks Club may have hsld
q session last night, but when we took .
look In tho direction Of the courtroom.
about half.past T.. IL WAS - dark there a.
the mystery Of tho Democratic election
algebra TO tho mind OF . Black Republican
from Maine.
Our candidate for the State Senate. Mr..
Martin, Of Empire. says the Appeal. was
In the city yesterday afternoon. lie 10
keenly alive 10 the issues Of the canvass
and will not fail 10 make q strong run In
all parts Of the country.
Tho Appeal says: Horssmen complain
OF the Reno r~ace-course. They say IL Ii
gravelly and hard. Tho track Ut tho Car
son Park Ia said TO be making the best
course this side Of Sacramento.
Yesterday . lot OF bullion. principally
gold. arrived In town from The Bullion
mine. Bodie District, Esmeralda county.
II was worked at the Mint and produced .
bar valued at SIS. SOC.
Rose Eytinge the distinguished actress.
10 engaged 10 appear at the Carson Theater
on Monday and Tuesday nights next. Bcp-
tember 18th and 18th.
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NEVADA ITEMS.

On last Sunday afternoon . shooting a..
fray occurred In Paradise valley between
Cal Hutson and Spanish Joe. Tho dini-
Guilty arose from . dispute about the'
manipulation Of cards In q quiet game Of
poker. Two shots were exchanged In
which Hutson was shot In the leg above
the knee. making nj ugly wound, the ball
ranging downwards and lodging under the
knee-cap.
The Elko E~dspssde~i says: Gus. Chris.
man alias Morton. the man arrested here
and lodged In Jail, On . warrant from Win.
nemucca, Saturday. was escorted back 10
that place by Deputy r. A. Pryor. who
came up after him. We understand that
Chrisman Ia charged with horse stealing
somewhere In the vicinity Of Honey Lake,
and will DO taken over thore for trial.
The Republicans up at Boca are alive
and Ut work In the great political warfare
that Ii now being wagcd. A large and en-.
thusiastic Republican meeting was held
there last Saturday evening. A special
train was run from Truckoe, Prosser
Greek. Pacific. and Camp IS. They were
addressed by Judge Marshall Of Reno, d.
]. Crowley, Of Truckee. and others.
lie Nfrddd Nfdr JourHuf says. Lhtt
evening. while the folks were ut the Pavil.
ion. some person or persons broke into
the residence Of J. N. Jaquish and gave II
q general ransacking. Now Ia tho time to
he on the lookout for petty larceny thieves.
The Pacific Sulphur Works at Inferno
arc now refining sulphur at the rate Of six
or eight tons . day. The company shipped
two carloads Of birthstone from the Hum.
boldt House on Saturday. and one carload
on Sunday.
State M~ineralogist whitehill 10 making
his annual tour through the mining dis
tricts Of the State. He was 81 winnomuc-
CO last Thursday.
Tho Changers had q grand reunion to-
day at 10 O'Clock at Odd Fellows Hall.
Reno. A fine collation. was spread ut
noon.
Hon. William woodburn will Dol take
the stump and make . thorough canvass OF
tho State for the Republican ticket.
An immense copper lead has been dis
covered In the range Of mountains south
from Blackrock.
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z = n.
The Chiness asd she smaiipex
siold Mining In Chill.

GOI0 ntutu8 IN WILL
San PRAycIsco, Sept. 12.-Dr. Meares,
the Health Officer. In his report on the
present prevalence Of smallpox, says As 10
The causes Of its spread: al unhesitat-
ingly declare my belief that this cause Is
the presence In our midst Of $4,000 I'M
scrupulous. lying and t~reacherous China
men, who have disrrgarded our sanitary
laws and concealed and are concealing
their cases Of smallpox. which are only
known TO exist by certificates Of their
deaths furnished by mi city physicians,
unless by accident somo living case IL dis.
covered. Worse than this Al Q rule, their
dead bodies are removed 10 some obscure
place from the residence In which they
died. 20 that II Is impossible TO disinfect
their houses, for by no ingenuity can IL DO
discovered whence the dead bodies have
been removed"
A letter from Clark 4 Co., Valparaiso.
says the company which left there some
time ago for the newly discovered gold re-
gion In Captaplico district, Chilli, under
command OF DR.. A. =. Burns, have taken
possession Of the territory granted 10 the
company and commenced the erection Of
buildings. pumping machinery. sluices,
etc. Il IL also stated In the letter that the
gold fever has broken out at Valparaiso
and Santiago, and practical California
minen are wanted. The latest exchanges
received from Chilli are. however. silent on
the subject.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-13

vicroH Hroo's French Ia exceedingly
clear. his sentences 70 marked out by
round tones and full accsntuaiion that
much Of what he says could DO under.
stood by any person we'll acquainted
With Latin. ' . though he might never
have studied French. When he talks
there 10 silence in the house. and his
grandchildren sit looking up into his
face with - much intsrsst ~ II he were
telling . fairy tale.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-13
DANGER TO MARK TWAIN.
tA1 Y x.aoc.d nom ne wsnIas Ha"x eft'
S<rrdu.I

nGptQfk.l
ohi-ii that man with iisht brown hsirss
viii Pilgrim 90 check" bat heart c~sr.sire,
VIE nrst dd start that "pss.atsirs."
To travel through this hemisphairv,
To madden every po~r rradirs.
And make him nsrcely euss and swaire.
That ssnselsss rubbish. daily fsirs
OF rsadsrs Of the nswspapaife.
wilsi s: az ss1 ass s.s !: q Si ssll T ps.:irs.
To maks Q man turn murdersirs,
And al the rombs' dark stmssphAirs
With yells OF frantic ~prisonaire.
I came out here 10 80 warfare,
And leave behind the bsastly Airs
Ground out By that old Twain shystsirs.
Who will some day, with g~restpoks,re.
Str mp the Goals In satan's lnrs.
To cook the dsvils dejeunairr,
Down In that holso dark despsirs.
Come all good people. everywhere.
And ri,e In wraih for vengeance nirs
Upon this cause OF brain fsvsins-
This vretched. heartless, old rhymaire,
whs woos bis mus In Q horse saire,
And makes Of thisving condudairs
A hero OF the hrst wstAire.
I've Joined the Turks in old Bslgsire.
To learn the way 10 tortuaire,
And soon I'll cross with swift asanairs.
To smash that cess Of . writsire.
Before he gets some new grindAirs,
with which 10 manufactuaire
Bone other plague our hearts 10 tear.
60, take fresh courage over there,
] am the destined aveneairs,
The trained and lawful fool. kiihirs,
America's deyilefaire.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-13
POLITICAL AssEss,rENr.

We have heretofore asserted our be-
lief in the right Of party in power to
ssssss its onics-holdcrs TO . reasonable
extent for the purpose Of carrying IN
national political campaign. The can
vass cannot Be conducted without
money. Documents must DO printed.
and scattered over the land; stump
speakers must b engaged and paid for.
Upon whom has the party . better claim
for this money. than upon the men who
owe their positions and salaries to its
sppointmsnti The notion that there 10
anything wrong in these assessments is
absurd. and scarcely worthy sober con-
alteration. We refer TO II again simply
to point out some "errors'' into which
the New York Sun. that model organ Of
reform" especially in the custom
house. has fallen.
That immaculate sheet Of the would
be collector Of the City Of New York.
Charles A. Dana, says that an assess-
msnt Of 6H per cent. is to b levied on
the entire body Of Federal ofics-holders.
the number Of which IL sets down a.
5000 and the salsry Of whom II Is.
sorts u 800. 900. 900 annually. Tho
tact that Il has hitherto claimed that
there were $4,000 oface-holdsrs amounts
10 but little. Dana has 100 poor .
memory 70 be Q good liar ; he Is simply
an audacious one. An assessment at the
rate named would amount on 800. 00O.-
900 TO IS. SOC. 900. And this the great
Mogul Of the New York Sun whose lead
our Democratic papers in Nevada follow
calls sxtortion and corruption, raises his
hands in pious horror. and shrisks loudly
for Tildsn and ''reiom."
Let not our Democratic contempt.
radss bs deceived by this Ananias Of
the New York press. Here are a few
suggestive figures for their eonsidera'
ton. The number OF ~ofics-holdsrs at
the present time Is precisely 81, i72. not
So.ooo. a. The 81" asserts Tho agsrs-
gate OF salaries and wages PAID ny the
Government IL szo.ooo.ooo. o sioo'-
ooo.ooo. a. Dana tells US. Inc ASSESS
msnt levied by the hspubucan party
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NATIONAL REPulLICAS TICKET.
Fer P~rssslsss q The GATED ssssss'
RUTHERFORD .. HASGs.
90 ONO.
A GLORIOUS VICTORY IN MAINE.

--I- hAA
Tho ksy'noss OF 'ns
been sounded In n iH'on
Maine. and the sound V ~ no means
n to revive the already droopahs
spirits Of the shAn reform Dsnoofscy'
Sammy Tiidsn. secluded IN hs ross-
smbovsrsd mansion In Albany VIZ N
all probability b brought 70 nis ssn'ss'
- he reads the news OF b erusnins de-
feat Of his party In the lar Nerthessi.
OF course the Democrats never szpseesd
10 carry Maine. There 10 too mach in
t-sliiasnos In the STATE to allow Of any
such hope In the heart Of an intelligent
man IKE riidsn. The only object Was
TO reduce the Republican majority Of the
ssats and ,hus produce . moral influence
over the elections In Indiana and Ohio,
which would arouse the Democracy OF
those States 10 earnest work In the great
Presidential campaign. To his n
the canvass has been made peculiarly
liv ely in Maine. The battle has indesa
bssn An aggressive one on 'ns Pei'o'
the Democrats. Money has not ossh
wanting; earnest work has not ossh
wanting; and what 10 the rssuitf
The full rsturns OF the ssais nave mo-
yet reached M. but the figures already
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-13
LULA GOLD AND SILVER MN.

JULIA GOLD AND HILvER MIN.
mo COMPAkY.-Location o. principal
place Of basinerr. Nan Francisco. California.
Location Of works, virginia hinins District.
Storey county. Nevada.
Noiiec IL hereby given. that at . meeting Of
the Board Of Dirrctors. held on the lith day
of September, 1915. an assessment mo. ~ Of
Three Dollars per share wss levied upon so
old shares stili remaining out. payable imme-
dlatsly, IN United states gold coin, 10 the Sec
rstary, at az California street, loon No. 8,
san francisco. California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid 90 the 18th day OF October.
1870, will be delinquent, and sdveitissd for
sale d public auction, and unless payment 10
made before will Be sold On MONDAY, the 9th
day Of November. 1875, 10 pay the delinquent
assessment. toeethcr with costs Of advertising
and expenses Of sals.
A. NOEL, Secretary.
Onacs--Room No. 8 Hsyvard's building, No.
tis Californa street. Gan Francisco, California.
ael8fd
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A NEW HIT.

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Of Amendments TO the Constitution dates 81
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-13

Ow RANGE LEDGE SILVER
~ MINfN0 COMPANY .-Location Of pripei.
pal place OF business, San Pnncisco. Cali.
fornia-
Location q .o.ts.. Virginia Miaiss District.
Storey county. Nevada
Notice 10 hereby given. that % . meeting
of the Dirseton, held on the llih day ~
Beptembsr. 1915. ~ assessment mo. u OF
Two Gents per share was levied upon the cap
iial stock Of the corporation. payable imme-
distsly. IN United States gold CON. 70 the see
rotary. 81 the once OF the Company. ~ Mont
eomery street, Han Frsncisco. California.
Apy stock upun which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the 18Th day. Of October.
1870, viii be d~slinquent.. and advsrtlsea 10
ssis n public auction. and unless psymsnti y
mas belors viii be solf on TUESDAY. the
IN dsy OF November. 1870, % pay the DELHI
oueut Assortment. Together With costs OF "a
p. =. LUTY. Secretary.
ones = so1 Nonieonsfy street. san ~
cisco, California. viva
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-13

A New YoRx pickle dealer Is rightly
named Brine" and his nsighbor. the
.mattrsss seller. answers TO the name Of
"Husk."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-13

STROUsE-In Virginia. September ~, Abby,
infant daughter Of MARI and Lille Strouss.
aged 4 months.
LOwE-In virginia. September u. Nn Cor.
nslia Lowe. native OF niinois. assd ~ yea1,
emonths aud II days.
Ross-At Brunsviei Mil, septsmbsr 10. Lau.
n. daushtsr Of y. p. and L. q. Ross. sesdt
months and lldays.
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FINANCIAL AoESr Of the Spanish
Government are understood to have ar
rived In Paris and London, TO attempt
Negotiating a loan Of 100, 0Oo. 900 francs.
to be applied in quslling the Cuban in
surrection. and guaranteed by all assign.
msnt Of tho duties collected at Havana.
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O ALL AGENTS

a. sent postpaid on receipt OF rs cents. Ne
cure territory 81 once. A great success. For
THE BEVERLY 90.
ssi3 i've State and Jackson streets. Chicago.
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BORN.
DIED.

LoRD-in Virginia. September o. To the wife 81
Captain v. O. Lord. q daughter.
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GENERAL HorEsI

Ir things whom Of the worst are SOON
est mended. vi may reasonably antici-
pate a better time at least coming In
South Carolina. II Is the business OF
the Governor to appoint three commits
sioners Of elections In each county Of
the State. Gov. Chamberlain has
taken a step in the right dissection. He
announces his intention OF appointing.
a. . general rule. on each board two
representatives Of the Republican and
one Of the Democratic party; and in all
oases he Intends also TO appoint ''only
fsir-minded and just men," He has
therefore 'invited suggestions and
recommendations from both political
parties" He also proclaims his deter
mination not to appoint candidates for
office a. commissioners OF election; and
II any appointed become candidates. he
will expect their resignation. and not
receiving them. he will remove such
persons.
TIE New York Sun Is in . rsgretful
mood. II has taken to expressing sor-
row that the present campaign should
be conducted 80 much on personal Is
sues. It dsplorss the tendency to assail
the character OF public men. There is
q notable fact in all this. and that IL that
ID was NOT expressed until after its own
candidate. Mr.. Tilden. was brought
"under the harrow" which tho great
rsformer and his ally Of the Sun had
been attempting 40 long to drag over
tho bodies OF those prominently OPP
posed to their political and personal
ambitions. The journal that shines
for ALL should remember the old rhyme:
"wuen ths devil WAS siek,
The devil . monk would bei
when the devil WAS well.
The devil Q monk was he"
Owrso to the great numbers OF single
young women emigrating to America.
there Ia q dearth OF domestic servants
In England. especially in the North.
No sooner does II become known that a
decent cook or houssmaid is likely to be
at liberty than there is o regular hue
and cry after her. Wages have risen to
such a pitch that people with moderate
means are feeling the pinch severely.
Mattresses = afraid to say q word in
their own kitchen. The other day. u
cook with e20 u year. gave warning
because the family ventured to invite
two or three friends TO dinner.
A NEw YoRx lad OF seventeen gave n
remarkable exhibition OF GOODNESS and
nerve tho other day. lie was q passsn-
ger on a train on the Harlem Railroad.
and when IL stopped got out to stretch
his legs on the up-traek. Whilst no en-
gagged he was run downbya freight train
and no penned in that his foot was
caught under tho wheels. To move
either way would have thrown his whole
body under the train, and the brave lad.
with rare courage and presence OF mind,
stood still until the whole train had
passed and his foot had bsen crushedt to
q shApeless mass.
FINANCIAL AoESrs Of the Spanish
Government are understood to have ar
rived in Paris and London, to attempt
Negotiating a loan Of 100, 600, 900 francs.
to 10 applied in quslling the Cuban in
attraction. and guaranteed BY ali assign