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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-04
An Ia,plr.d Editor.
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-04
sIaN or TILE GLASS cIGAn,

Al Dr.. sPALDISG's SALOON. opposite the
Odd Fellows Duilding, Virginia City. Nevada.
SIMON P%ACKsIfER. Of the International
for many years before the great frc. has nov
ntted mp. at great expense. one OF the FINEST
CIGAR sTuhtS In the State. where he will
- Of old. deal out TO his friends and patron.
BRANDS or IMPORTED CIGARS. lie has
also on hand . hne.seiccied stock Of Chewing
and smoking Tobsccoes. Imported Cigarettes,
wostenholm Cutlery. Meer-chaum Pipes, and q
Sm s. PAcxsHRR.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-04

~. n. CHrncn. GoLp HILL Divine '~ervices
viii be hsid In this church tsmorrow n II A.
~. and Z r. -. Rev. T. 3. ursu ofheisting.
sunday school 81 N ?. =.
rMERs VII be divine service at n. joint
Charch. Gold Mn. tomorrow. at =. =. Rev.
II. y. Eastman ofhciaiins. sunday school q
~ |.
REV. ". Il. Jxxvsr vii hold divine service 81
pay.on to-noffow. 81 n An
Rev W. X. JExvEy will bod divine service
81 silver CITY. to-msrfvw. 81 7 En-.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-04

A CHICAGO genius ha. invented a
"Sunday evening parlor chair. intend
ell to hold two persons. with some
scrouging. II cannot be intended as q
..iover's chair" for lovers manage to
make n ordinary chair answer the
purpose, without complaining-without
the lovers complaining. ve mean.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-04
In T.ousL..-virsiniana who deal in

Tx TrousLx.-virginians who deal in
stock privileges wsrs ~snsiously search
inc for one Of the put and call" bro
len yestsrday, and grisvsd because they
found him NOT. II Is said hs took q
h..ty leave for San Francisco. putting
an liz coin he could In his pocket and
falling 10 answer tho calls for money
msds by thoss dealing with him. I'm,
-precations. and bed puns on puts n
csiis'' were all the rage last evening IN
the city Of stovspipes.
wurnr TO Grr THrx.-Parties dssir.
ing to purchase tickets for the railroad
bali which comes on al Carson Ciy
nett Friday evening. can do % y e%
ina on WIN. Henry in this town, W. u.
Thornton. Virginia, and Z. Niles: Car
SON. We hear . good many OF on,
young folks talking Of going to the oeii
which, according to general expectanon,
will DO second 10 none which have pesn
held in the capital city this season.
UxArPnxcrArrvE.-Soms Of the gen.
usmsn, whose names We publishsd q
DAY or two ago a. intending 10 60 10 the
Black Hills shortly. say that the notice
has caused them . great amount OF
trouble through the number Of questions
to which they are subjected by their 90
ou~aintancss- W. hope the notice has
NOT caused than any annoyance through
the opportunities Of anxious creditors.
Our or Dnr.-virsinia City is proud
and independent now. Three days ago
he Last cent Of the city indebtsdnsss
~ Rquidaisd By George Hatch. City
Treasures.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-04

Rich 0RE.-Thers is on exhibition ut
the Sazerac Saloon. asplendid specimen
Of ruby silver and stephanito ore, in
tended us a present from John Frost to
the Society Of Reese River Pioneers.
which il the handsomest thing In the
way OF n specimen ever seen in Austin.
II was taken from a nowly-discovered
and yet unnamed ledge at tho 40o.foot
level Of the North Star shaft. which
ledge is from n to four feet in thick
ness and carries wherever exposed n very
high grade ore.-Rses Mrr RervIe,
FEB. 29h.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-04
STATIONERY AND JgwRLRY.

J.. B. Marshal. at the Gold I'LL Post
once store. Ia sole agent fol. al
the San fnneisco and Sacramento daily
papsn. All the latest Eastern periodicals,
magazines. etc.. received as soop ~ published,
and delivered In any part Of town. Blank
books and stationery In great variety. Blank
books OF every description made 10 order u
short notice. Gold and Silver watches, clocks,
and 9 dne assortment OF jcwcly; repairing IN
that line neatly and well done large stock
81 toys AMI fancy goods. See regular advcr'
tisemeut In another column. leio
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-04
A s-uRrocArINa COUGH.

In = letter to Mrs.. Lisle, Of Chicago. q well
known contributor TO the Western prcss, she
ascribes the euro Of = dangerous cough. accofn-
panied BY bleeding II the lungr. 10 Halc,s
Honey OF norehound aud Tar. NY cough.
but the Honey Of llorehoand and Tar has
removed every trace Of It," The letter was "a
lady friend In this city. who has placed 10 a
the disposal Of O. N. Crtunton. Z sixth ave
nue.. Pixies Toothache Drops cure In ons
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-04

D89tc8063 - Ncntystoa A1s's~
csan.sae.t ID she County Jaii =
He IL Licked up with n Tough
sss uhs Jesr ne Iiis II smiiiation.
The class which finds attendance on
courts q source Of pleasure. was afforded
. rich treat yesterday. by something
which transpired In the Justices Court
In this town. The statements Of Justice
Wright and others are slightly conflicting
a. regards the oifsnse which called forth
the sentence above; but II appears that
Major Foote. who was employed rs
counsel for the defendant In a case tried
before Justice Wright a few days ago.
wished to file an affidavit made by his
client. and that some hard words
about Il occurred between him and the
Judge. whereupon the latter made u I"
commitment c~onsigning him to the
county Jail for t~wenty-four hours, and
placed II in the hands OF Constable
Humphrey symons for execution.
II IL questionable whether the Judge
intended 10 have the sentence executed;
for as Humphrey was passing out OF the
courtroom be called him back and told
him that he need not take the Major To
Virginia. To this Humphrey objected
on the ground that tho commitment
having been properly made out, II was
his duty to see that IL was executed.
But before conducting his prisoner to
Jail be wished to supply the cravings
Of the inner man. ho having had no
dinner and 1t being about half.past !
o'clock p. n. This desire no expressed
to his prisoner. who insisted on being
conducted to the prison s~traightway.
The Prissaer Cenascts iiimaseif
Humphrey and the Major had n
wrangls over this point, which was
finally settled by the papers being hand
ed over 10 the latter. who proceeded to
Virginia and delivered himself to tho
county officers. On arriving there, Mr..
Brow wished him to remain in the ait
ting room. bat the Major insisted upon
being locked up in q cell. Accordingly.
hs was placed in one, in company with
a burglar.
rsking fua nj Him.
The other prisoners had observed the
Major as he passed their cells, and being
recognized by some Of them. they turned
their vials OF abuse upon his head. some
criticising his personal appearance-thc
Major is very intellectual and gentle
manly in appeanncs-while others tor
tursd th,ir imaginations to surmise the
nature Of his offense.
ne h Released.
After being locked up an hour and ten
minutes. lawyer Kirkpatrick. a personal
friend OF the Major. returned with a
writ OF habsas corpus and procured his
release. The Major then went before
District Judge Rising and the charge
against him wa dismissed.
How the matter will end we are not
advised; but from Major Foote's action.
il il more than probable that he con-
templates bringing an action for DAM
ages against Judge Wright.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-04
OBsrACLrs 10 MAnRIAGE.

Happy relief for young men nom tho eneets
Of errors and sbuses In early life. M,nhood
New method of treatment. New and REMARK.
shls remedies. Books Add eircularp sent FREE.
In seai.d enveiops. Addrcrs HOWARD AZ.
ISOLATION. <isN. Ninth street, philadelphia.
PAN Institution having Q high reputation
fos honorable conduct and professional shill.
Ia17 I'm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-04

A USrvrnsAL REMEDY. =" Browns
Bronchial Troches," for coughs, colds
and bronchial affections. stand first in
public favor and confidence. This re-
suit has been acquired by q test OF many
yoara.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-04
CARD.
-. ali ~ho a.. ."s.,,.s nom ,bs error, and

To all who are suffering nom the errors and
indIscrctlous OF youth, nervous weakness
early decay, loss 81 manhood. etc.. ! viii send
q rccips that will cure you. free OF charge
mi great remedy was discovered ny . mis-
dressed soyelops TO the Rev JosephT Inman
station D, Bible House, New York City.
anti On
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-04
SrRrcx Ir.-Tho following. which Is
vouched for as a fact. Is written to ve1
ths sonl Of the person who sold q chicken

-
Srnrcx Ir.-Tho following. which Is
vouched for rs a fact. il written to vex
the soul Of the person who sold a chicken
TO Justice Cor. Of Virginia, yesterday.
As the Judge was dressing the chicken.
thoughts Of the stories he had heard
about nuggets OF gold being fosnd in
fowls kept obtrudins themselves on his
mind. until, in order to Danish them, he
opened the OF the chicken. when
10! a bright lump OF gold greeted his
astonished eyes. Tho Judge felt a sen
sstion OF awe creeping over him, but
nevertheless determined to secure the
prize, which he deposited securely in the
deepest recesses Of his pistol pocket.
rhs nugget il worth about dollar. but
Ave times the money would not pur-
chase Ii from the Judge. We leave peo-
ple in less favored localities TO imagine
the immense richness Ct this country
when even domestic fowls can pick up a
dollar or two. In imagination we hear
them saying. "Oh. that We were but
Comstock chickens
COOP ACKNOWLEDGEMENT dis
patches state that Captain +. q. Lord oil
Virginia City. has received the appoint
msut OF Internal Revenue Collector for
the District Of Nevada. vice George A.
King resigned. Captain Lord has long
been connected with the department In
the capacity Of Chief Clerk. His record
as a member Of the Virginia Board OF
School Trustees, together with his prov.
| ed business integrity, is assurance that
the appointment Is q good one. Aside
from this, he IL Captain Of the Nevada
Artillery, nm important branch OF the
State Militia. and a gentleman Of genial
manners and pleasing address, being q
favorits with all who have the pleasure
Of his acquaintance.
REQUESTED TO RxxioS.-Somo OF the
residents Of Virginia living near China
tswn, Who have lately organized into a
home protection society. seem to have
A lack Of confidence in the integrity OF
Mr.. Bamnsld. a special policeman en-
ploysd BY old Sam Sing. He yesterday
received q nOtico Irotn tno soeiesy 'S"s
inc that II he did not sever all connec-
lion with the Chinese companies by
noon tomorrow. the consequences 10
himself might be unpleasant. Mr.
Bam6eld has concluded to obey tho hint
thus dslicatsly conveyed.
Nor N AN,rkrR MrSsrRELs. In
making a notice Of the performance
which comes OF at Miners Union Hall
in this town, tomorrow evening, ior tne
benefit Of a poor family. We trusted voc
much to memory. and got the Gold mn
Amateur Minstrsls mixed up in II. Inns
was rather awkward, as the Amateurs
viii not make their first appearance
until Tuesday evening the iath ins'.
F,rrxxx's ELEcriox. The election
for Chief and Assistant Engineers OF
the Fire Department Of Virginia came
Oh In that city to-day.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-04
sfocK REPOaT.

saa Yraastses Bard.
~xssrxsnAx's nocx sALxs.
go ophir. @. %
7Ios Merriam. sok. Sik
70 Gould : cuny. nv. 1k
34s Beet 4 Bsichss. q. 0k
9os chollAf. us, liz
90 savage. n, ieys
Snss Inpsrtsl. Ian, n
1lss cvva Point M. n
500 yellow JacAss. 10, III
itD Espirs NIL. " sr
loo Gold Hnl Quarua. "a
sSs Ksntueh. ls. iek
1870 Alpha. -. 8k
tss Dslchsr. 0s. 20
$40 Conodsaes. -. AK
~ Con Virginia, <se. Ssf
$40 sisrra Nsvsda %. IN
go caiiforn q. xh
s7s Andes. ~. sh
BIS n. r.. cn.. ~. AZ
SEQ wooivilie, AZ. 81
Az Occidental. s,Sk
las silver HIN, lin
leo BAron.T
lts Utah. IL. IN
$40 Dayton. IL
so Challenge. sh
zoo Rseh lalAsA. AZ
100 Knichsrboeksr. W
f7sS nAltin.ors Coa ,sk. -
80 csledsnia ~. an
i2ss Jalia, isN, isk
9e6o LAdy 1rysn. ~. ~
l1so kossaih. 81. 81
l3n Prospect, q. an
I0l<Jpasi. "a. 50
30 knrsAa Co.., II. II
40 Alpss
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-04
re h Released.
.srARE THE ROD"
ss.sshing abess the school Trsu-
bles Referred - tu Yesterdays
.ysUu~

In its issue OF this morning tho Lyon
County Times states, in IN item with
the above heading. that "the Gold Hill
Nrws Of last evening says n OF the
teachers in their public schools beat and
ehoksd fourteen-year-old boy too
much" It then goes on to argue
against corporal punishment in schools.
We have nothing to say about tho
item only In 90 far rs reference Is made
to the statement which II says was
mads BY tho Nkws. But the
Times man will look again he will md
that the statement credited TO Us was
made by the boy whose father entered
the complaint against the school teacher
yesterday. We clearly intimaisd our
disbelief Of the charge. in our issue oil
yesterday. and still adhere to the same
opinion. But, rs the charge will be in
vestisaied by the Board OF School
Trustees next week. q very few days
will determine whether We IRE correct or
not. :,
While on tho subject Il may be well
10 state that VIC are not Of the class
which can SEQ nothing but whot Is CEN
surabie In the asts OF officers and others
brought prominently before tho public,
and Of all persons depending upon the
community for support we think school
teachers, in n small way arc subjected to
the most unjust and harshest criticism.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-04
LOST OR STOLEN!

T. yIsoI s.s... eI1 !. ~, 81 ~ s.T ~. Z
psrssss - Ssrssi ss..,scss s:issss s ,sss
- viesvsr "a said stoek IN tAsir psassss1cn
vii esaisr : nvos b brtselng 9 ssedi.s 1s
w w HUGE xoAuIxy.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-04

This mine 10 located In Lyon county
and adjoins the Kossuih mine on the
south and east. The location was made
in September. 1876. BY Mr.. J. p. Hutch
inson. formerly foreman in the Kos
suih mine. For along time past the
belief prevailed that the Kossuth ledge
followed the slops Of the mountain ridge
10 the south and west toward the
Columbia mine and mill. distant from
the Kossuth shaft about one half mile.
Commencing at the north line OF the
Kossuth, q dhtt has been run q distance
OF 1900 feet to the southwark along the
west wall OF tho ledge. proving. beyond
q reasonable doubt, that
The Lodge
Instead Of inelining to the south and
west, 10 grndnally swerving to the south
and east. and pointing As direct rs 10 Is
possible for Il TO do. toward the spot
where the rich ores we're taken from the
groupings Of the Danoy ledge In early
days. Possessing ii intimate knowl.
edge Of every foot Of development Of the
ledge In tho Kossuth. Mr.. Hutchinson
became fully convinced Of the error into
which others had fallen. and setting
himself TO work 10 examine the records
Of the adjoining claims. discovered that
the ground directly In the course that
the ledge was tending was without any
ciaiman, Whatever. neians INC
no iorsmsnship Of the Kos.uth, and
set himsslf to work TO locate tho vacant
ground, organize and incorporate
~,.,.~ c.--..v
=.
I'M was An easy .AA' ". oo
she facts OF the q . became known, men
NJ innusncs and wealth eagerly sought
,,,.,.., a, M. nav location. The
claim va called the webbsr, and q
po.ra ~ Tru.tsss. consisting Of Amos
RoSS,,s " n Hopiins. p. Caldwell,
~ = usIsv and Fulton a. Berry, ali
go .~rsi.n.. AMI wealth. were
$3.50 -srh.sons,tlv Amos Roberts
s,..,.,S p,ssident and Hopkius 4
M.,.. T-,s..ur,y. paid.up working
,nnS "a sas GOO m. Immediately placed
In The treasury. This did away with
ths slov and troublesome process Of
collecting ssssssmsnts, and Afforded .
working capital for at least o year 70
come.
Lssssiss % , han
Near the north end OF inc Guam us
surface OF the ground wa co'e' ~
early times with croppings rich In gold.
.on.;as,,bls ouantitiss Of which we're
c.shs,sd and crush.d with very success
m rs.ults In Brier~' mill. Just below
Silver CITY. After q careful examination
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-04

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ana zee.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-04
or corRr.

4 Pfsmiasns Lawyer Of shis rewn
ssssessed % Twenty.seur rfsurs
Csanasaest In che County Hall =
He IL Licked mp with n Tough
Hss uho Jesr as lis II umiliation.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-02-10

BLAKE's HEALTH LIFT.-Will Blake of our city
has invented and patented new Health Lift
which, for simplicity and general perfection, is
unequaled. There are q number Of machines
now in the trade throughout the country, all of
which are complicated and high priced; none of
them selling for less than $780, Blakes lift, how
ever, combines the desirable points of all other
lifts in simple construction, and can be sold for
just what one pays for the rent of any other lift
for the period of three months, that is, fifteen
dollars. For invalids, persons with weak backs,
and all who are engaged in sedenary pursuits.
is absolutely as much of a necessity as food or
Sleep it brings into action all the muscles of the
body, and in itself combines all the benefits of
Indian clubs, dumb-bells and otherexercsing ap-
paratus; besides it is selfregisterng and records
the weightliGted so that one using the lift can no.
tice his advancement and regulate the amount of
his exertion; in fact, it is the simplest cheapest
most durable and best health lift now made. 1t
can be seen at the room of the Blake Lamp Com
pany in the Ogden House.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-02-10
OBITUARY.

Died at halfpast one a. M, Feb. I'd, 1876 at the
Northern Ohio Hospital for the Insane, of acute
maniacle excitement and exhaustion, Elias Horn
berger of Tuscarawas township, this county. aged
"a years months and 10 days. The subject Of
this notice has resided in our neighborhood dur
ing all his past life, and has commanded the re-
spect and esteem of all who knew him. As q
young man he was industrious, quiet and good
hearted; by the latter quality. securing many and
true friends Some nine years since he married
an estimable young lady of our vicinity, who sur
wives him with her four faherless children. After
his marriage he devoted himself exclusively to
farming working early and late secure, as soon
as possible, a competency for his family. Three
weeks ago he attended a revival at New Corners
Chapel, in this vicinity, and became more ab-
sorbed in religion than is usual under such cir
Cumstances ana was cOnSireded by some abund-
antly blessed above all his fellows, but many 9th
ers soon noticed that the excitement was destroy.
ing every other thought affection and desire in
the mans mind. ItsoOn became apparent that a
religious impulse had rapidly developed into an
overreachtng enthusiasm that had unbalanced
his mind and was leading him to "A entail and bod.
lily ruin.
His friends then took him 10 Newburg, hop
ing that he might be reclaimed by some of the re-
sources of medical science from the appalling
fate that awaited him, but with the result con-
tanned in the notice that announces his obituary.
His remains were brought home last Thursday
and inferred in the grave yard at the Myers
church on Saturday. 1t was one of the largest
funerals ever known in this vicinity Grea SYM
patty is felt by the entire community for the
friends of the deceased. c. A. KRIDER.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-02-10
A MIDNIGHT sEANcE BLINDED JUSTICE


On last Saturday night fracas occurred in the
German printing Office up town. man named
Glesel, who has appeared before the Mayor In the
past, was in the Zeitung office drunk as a Lord,
and somewhat noisy, when one of the employees,
mild young German printer named Louis Noses
Marklouis ordered Giesel out of the office Giesel
refused Louis Moses insisted Giese persisted,
and finally the row came to blows, the witnesses
agreeing that Glesel struck the first blow but that
the mild L. Moses, &C. put in the second, third,
fourth, fifth, and all the rest, closing up by leay-
ing Giesel with a sore head Giesel then went out
threatening to bring the police, but soon came
back alone; then Louis Moses Marklous went out
and succeeded in fl fl6ing policeman Preyer, who
went up to the Office, where Giesel was muttering
Choctaw and swinging a. hammer Preyer went
out, and soon returned with officer Williams and
they arrested both the parties and took them to
the Mayors office, this was! about eleven o'clock,
and while Preyer the prisoners and several others
waited, Williams went out and brought tie Mayor
in, The Mayor called order; made few preimi-
nary inquiries into the case, and then announced
that Giesel, the complainant, charged Louis
Moses Marklouis with assault and battery. Louis
Moses was frightened ont Of hissenses, and Giesel
was drunk as billed OWL" Preyerwas appointed
interpreter and the Mayor made out an affidavit
and remarked to Giesel
Mr. Giesel if you wish to prosecute this case you
must swear to this affidavit
Yaw (hiC) doss all righd.
Yes Its all right know but you must swear 10
this.
Ich weiss; dod's all righd anyhow,
Then the interpreter told him in German 10
swear to it, and he braced up stiffened his knees,
blinked his eyes and with his head bobbing like
sunhower in breeze he held up his hand and
was sworn.
Mr. Giesel have you anything to urge in this
case?
Yaw (hcl dod's all righd.
How did it happen2
Dumpta muzzes poond me cupf
The Mayor then came to the conclusion that he
couldn't get anything out of Giesel and he turned
to Louis Moses
Marklouis, what have you to say to the charge
| guilty, or not guilty2
! Iyas gidy, aber he shtruck me ferst he vas no
beesness in der office; he vas dronk like hog; 1
want him out he don'd went out und den der
ferst ding know next he shtrike ne; den l get
gildy und lick him, Dots all.
Well, Louis Marklous, Ishall make the penalty
as light as possible; shall fine you three dollars
and costs, amounting to six dollars and ninety
five cents
l hafe got me no monee; said Moses, his eyes be.
ginning to stand out
If that is the case, the alternative is the jail.
Then Mosess eyes grew larger still
But will let you off if you will pay the amour
on Monday.
Louis Moses Marklouis said he would and the
midnight session closed he going to theofice, and
Giesel going everywhere at once, on blind stag
ger, and the rest scattering out. One or two wit
nesses were interrogated during the case but in
neither case were they under oath.