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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-08
TmE cur.
I've Danee house oiris in virEisia
Csneluds 10 -sahuffls on this No
sal Cell bat are Prevsatsd.

Il was rumored on tho streets OF Viz
ginia last evening that two girls, named
Lena and Nellie. who earn q livelihood
at Rose Bsnjamin's dance house in that
city. attempted TO get surcease OF sor-
row on the preceding evening from a
draught OF the poisoned ehaliee. from
executing which fell purpose they were
only prevented by the timely appearance
Of a policeman that marplot TO many q
romance and tragedy. II was also said
that the girls wero driven to the
act from the fact they had lost
all hope Of ever being anything but
slaves to the lust OF gain Of the pro-
prietress Of the place and the viler lusts
Of its degraded patrons. This view Of
the case IL very touching. and We regret
that IL could not stand tho test OF inves-
tieation; for there Is something pleasing
10 the popular mind In the contsmpla-
ton OF q poor Loot woman NJ bowed
down with shame and despair that,
rather than endure her degradation, she
chooses the dreadful alternative OF rush-
ing unbidden into eternity. We know
many would much rather peruse q de-
scription Of the death Of n poor wretch
who ended her misery through such mo-
tives = no matter how foreign the
thought to them Of lending u hand to
save her from such q fate-than to read
the following. which. rs near as We
could learn. were the facts OF the case:
The girls, like all others OF their kind.
have lovers; creatures who live ON the
wages OF their degradation. II appears
that they had q Misunderstanding with
these vampires. probably because they
could or would not furnish them all tho
money they deemed convenient. The
consequent GOODNESS displayed by their
lovers either so preyed upon the weak
minds Of the women that they deter
mined to commit suicide. or else they
fsigned an intention Of resorting 10 this
last refuge In order to gain q deeper hold
on their affections and thereby get q
respite from their demands for money.
The latter Ia much the most reasonable
theory. The girls did not take any poi
sou, but one OF them exhibited . bottle
Of laudanum. and declared that the two
named intended committing suicide.
The bottle was taken from her by a po-
licsman. As to tho bondage in which the
pirls are held by Rose Benjamin, the
chances are that q little investigation
would resolve Ii into m intangible crea-
ture Of the Imagination. However. we
are not fully prepared to assert that such
10 the fact.
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nISE.,s 4 ..

The following lines, which some "
-u
wnom tney nAso ooen sso"A f.'
an sudscioua plnpiarism. while BY other,
are said 70 Do among inc nncst o'e
A.. A.. ru,u.h i-.r,r.c. Ill
Penneu IN 'no Lns"s" "As1~s.'
49, -. a.. Ii.
curiosity, M wo VIII Pfose W she s@a
fart;op of our readsrn nj another time
Against the menhtain, eon sna 'ssA'
Inst IN thls asss,t
S.aliovinx up tne l9vsss pesA'
The suilsn stofm etoeos
70 mo s~esint 70 ensee
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STATIONERY AND JgwgLRY.

J.. b. Marshal at the Gold llill Post
once store. ID sole agent for. .al
the San Francisco and Sacramento daily
papers. All the latest Eastern periodicals.
magazines. etc.. received a. roop a. published,
and delivered In any part OF town. Blank
books aud stationery In great variety. Blank
books OF every description made 10 order at
short notice. Gold aud silver watcher, clocks.
and . nne assortment OF Jewelry; repairing In
thai line neatly aud well done. Alargc stock
Of toys AMI fancy goods. Bee regular adver-
tlreinent In another column. Jefo
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Vacant places In biol dsntal ranks vill

never occur II you arc particular with
your teeth. and cleanse them every day
with that famous tooth-wash, Sozoponr.
From youth TO old age. Il will keep the
enamel spotless and unimpaired. The
teeth OF persons who use Sozodont have
o pearl.like Wilderness. and the gums .
rossate hue. while the breath II pure.
and rendered sweet and fragrant. It u
composed Of rare antisspuo herbs, and
10 entirely free from the Questionable
and injurious ingredients Of tooth pastsa,
etr-
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A Usrrss.I REMEDY. browns
bronchial Troches." for coughs. colds.
and bronchial affections, stand nrst In
public favor and confidence. This TO
Iult has been acquired BY . lest OF many
years.
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A rouau.

In . letter 10 Mrs. Llsle, Of Chicago, . well
known contribution to the Western press. she
ascrtbes the cure Of dangerous cough. accom-
RFfsS1S,ssSa y y a6 slsssSIns !: :sd se T.l lang, \, 20 s1 ms,s,:
she says, :. threatened 10 snffocate mo .
but the Honey Of fforuhoand and Tar has
removed every trare Of IT," The letter was Ia
. lady friend IN this city. who has placed 10 nj
the disposal of n. Crittsnion. Z sixth ave.
nns. Pixies Toothaehe Drops cure In one
minute.
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opsrACI.Ps TO ARRIAG

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New method of treatment. New and remark.
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PI.-sn institution having . high reputation
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A Cam.

To all who are suffering nom the errors and
indiscrctlons OF youth, nervous weakness,
early decay. loss 81 manhood. etc., will send
Q recipe that will cure you. free OF charge.
THIS great remedy WAS discovered by . mis-
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druAsed envelope TO the Rev. JosephT. Inman,
station d, Bible honse, New York CIV.
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HA,nr BLoopoooD has been lecturing
on the subject OF "Pish." He says.
''Jonah was tho first man We hear OF
who was retired from the Department
of The Interior"
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A NATURAL mistake was that Of q
freshman translating the Latin, "P.
Scipio equostri gerere natus," thus
"P. Scipio was born at q hons-race.
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SIGN OF THR GI.Ass CIGAR.

Odd Fellows Building, Virginia City. Nevada
SIMON PACKsHER, It the "international
for many ysan before the great nrs, hss nov
c,,sd ~: a. srsst expense; one o. The fISESI
- Of Old, deal out TO his friends and patrons
the CHOICEST AND MOST rAy0RlrE
BRANDS or IkPORTED CIGARS. He hes
also on hand . ans. seiected stock Of Chewing
and smoking Tobsccoes. Imported Cisarettcs
wostsnholm cutlery. heerschsum Pipes, and
q n ). PAoKsHRR.
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m.lArre.,sioekofaryroe
and see.
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NOT srsrAlxEp.

a Charge sf rsdae ssvsrtty n shs
Punishmsns Ell xefrsessry fs'
pil P~rssssrsd Agaisst . rsasher
In shs Public Sehoels-
, 1876-03-24

special funds which tho city officers rcro forbid
dan by law to touch consisted OF tha proceo1s Of
tho sate OF bonds which wore tsauod by virtuo OF
legislative authority before tho ,,cw Conatitntton
camn into force. Thoy wore funds whci, tho
tax-payors lid not contribute; thoy were fuufaa
borrowed from son,chody olho. to 10 repaid by
Tho Taxpayers ut tho city twenty ycssa thors-
after. Thoso funda vnro taken by that Admin
istration in violation ot Law, and used for current
and miscellaneous expenses to tho amount Of
s1,144, 1886, md th"Y woro not repaid wlou that
Administration wont ous OF oi'ce. II ia thcro-
foro false "that Mayor Mason .uBoa money
which tho city Ind actually ou hand to pay Oft
It's maturing indebtedness" It ia nos necessary
to multiply wofda With tho TitHes OF this point,
~ tho facts aud the law arc OF record and speak
for themselves.
, 1876-03-24

had aoms sort Of claim, ho confesaes that he
himself pooketed and gavo away the proceeds.
nn1 TINT this llo was cnnblcd to do because Of
tho lclaYs Of Inv suit; and no ho ibid tho
lawful owners Of tho road and Of the proceeds
OF tho claim ont Of overy cent Of It. There Is
no occasion for Mr.. pKNp1Eroa to explain
further. Each Of lia explanations haa been q
moro damaging confession than tho other |;
hut there is no confession lo could make
would place him in worse protlicalnent thnn
that in which ho has left himsclf. Conc to
meet FLorD, TuoNpsoN, TWEED nnd urN-
p1ICRA
, 1876-03-24


oe'osa. 1eFaoneah newspapers al 1'lipo'7
',a' h''i''fo mr. "AsAnohsk "a 'na'1 ana
s.Ateslunu' -, "''t "U"o eiao,y soppor' @ A'n 10
A4'o uo'hlnea u tn' i'epool,can o"', con-
'on.'on Aes u"'efuoi' n1o 8lo" W ueI'"to ~ ~
u,a ,, ,a'9, ' .ol ~ .easun snnou''eoo ~ 'uo
1Aouo .'e%'' . :" Wv A'1'"1as pa''e'n'
a. u,o ass s'ee.nn ". supno.oa ssnuraa'o aos
bu. sspred 10 suothsr. Ind M Intended to reslan ha
succeeded. snbscqnen. svents proved that W werc
1hs Governor olecs was chosen United stases
sna NJ s ss,snsa zen s,e1 m
otcs when tns probability IL th.t 10 vii not iis.
charge s dutes but rsIlnqush them for tho purpose
ct a accepting anoshsrs We e.nuot think IT t.: Ses
ns no ,,e.a 0s'aF IN
rh;s "a = sor;ous ,r;s,oxo NJ s,,o, no.
sr,nn,;,n - ] ius,;t,oa ~ Is nTn ~. w. w.s,,nsn,r.s - -
oaaa n, .,,o non.~sn,. ~ ~. ,.s,,,a;.,.. :,a
$780,, ,,n., 1,ofo-a ~ a;s,.a -. la:1an,.
r;n;stor ~ pnr;s ttat 10 49, hoa m 80, aas;Sa ~ ~ ~,
- 49, 11,,;.oa ato,o. ca,..a ~ sna;sa.o,,
, 1876-03-24
GENTLEMAN GEORGE At THE CoNFEa-
6Inf1AL.

Mr. PENpLEroN has been further explain
ing that kentucky railroad-claim job before
the House Judiciary Committee, He could
not, and therefore did not, dony TINT pleas-
ant soiourn in London with Mcsdames Bowen
and MARSH, whilo on tho Continent tho vito
OF his bosom awaited his coming, nor that
run through Spain and the provinces with
the sa1ne charming compagaons du poyago,
whilo again his wife awaited him at Paris,
nor yet about tho diamonds ho presented
Mrs. Bower. But, like tho gallant fellow ho
Inns shown himself throughout, he still screens
the Indy. uo denies emphatically TINT ho
avor directly or indirectly paid hor my sum
as her share in tho job or for her services In
putting it through, 80 that tho $780, 600 check
business which Ben nur1xn, with his sinister
optic, dotecscd, must he accepted, liko tho
diamonds, aa more slight testimonial OF his
gallant admiration for tho lady,-more1y that
and nothing moro. And Gentleman GRonaa
could about TINT timo aiford to make
auch littlo gallant testimonials to his
ina1norata. 11e had just roalizcd on that
tr.lmpel-up humbug claim $148,000. On
the part Of tho corporation itsolt the claim
was 30 ahalowy that 1t may DO said to have
lad no shallow Of foundation in right. But
on his pnrt and those ho represented, or as-
Bumcd TO roprescnt, there WIS absolutely no
right to dollar Of tho proceeds, as 3rr. PEN
DLE7os himself confessed boforo' tho Sub
Committee. Whatoyor was allowed Oh the
CHIN WIS allowed to the Kentucky railroad.
Mr. PEsDLEroA admits TINT tho courts on
tlnal appeal, at tho time the cla!m was al
lowed, had decided TINT tho road did not
belong to tho DowLEH heirs, whom he assumed
to represent, hut to tho counties through
which It pnssed. Pending tho disposition
Of some tcchnicality, tho decision Ind not
boon carried into oGect, so that the PkxDLE-
1oS-BowLEn party Ind not yet been
oustcd Of tho possession. And in
this attitude Of the case, Mr. PEN.
pLEroN, aa appears by his own statement
ayailea himself Of Ills md their temporary
possession OF tho road, until such time as tho
Judgment Of the Court taking 1t from their
hands could be executed. to pocket one-Aalf
the proceeds OF the claim, and distribute tho
other half among his relatives, tho BOWEN
heirs. The lawful owners Of the road were,
It appears, in fact, kopt in ignorance OF tho
payment Of the claim to Mr. PEaD1x7oa for
their account. Summed up, thon, upon his
own testimony, the clatm which had boon
repeatedly rejected, which thero was such
absence Of foundation for that no attempt
was made to secure its allowance through the
Court Of Claims, was by him put through in
the name Of the Railroad Company, and, that
done, he appropriated the half OF the pro.
aeeds, aud bestowed the rest upon bis 1ela-
ayes. Out Of bis own share the little $50, 600
testimonial to Mrs. Bowxa was mere bit
Of 8allans1y which needn't hs taken into
account. Tbs significant fsot remains that
svsn Il ar. P&xn1Rrox could. by any posi-
hilty, hAyo psrsuadsd hlmss1t thai tha soad
, 1876-03-24
AN ELECTION FOR MAYOR.


Tho Common Council, at its meeting GU
Wednesday, evening, adjourned after mid
night without coming to vote on the qnos-
tion whether or not there shall he call for
special election for htayor. This result was
obtained by tho fliibuatering Of Co1v1N'a ro-
timers In tho Council who succeeded in bring
ing out sufficient nhmber to vote au ad-
journment, adter listening to their haraugues
md enduring series Of tlloir di]atory mo-
tions. Dy this process the Alderu,anic blow
crs and strikers Of tho usurpation thought to
dispose Of tho wlolo question. In this there
Is reason to believe TINT they are mistaken.
We understand that special meeting Of tho
Council has been called for tonight to con-
sido the matter. II tho agents for tho Ad-
Interim in tho Council again succeed in dodg-
ing yoto, another special meeting should DO
called for Saturday night. If they can still
auccoel in virtually suppressing the is-
sue, it will come up at the rcgu-
lar meeting Mondny night under tho
unfinished business. Il postponed till
Monday, there will still be time to Gull
election for other city officers. Tho charter
requires that tho notice shall DO twenty dnys
previous to the election. Tho regular cleo
tion occurs on tho third Tuesday in April,
which falls upon the 18th inst. If tho cleo
ton be called AIonday evening, March 81, and
published Tuesday morning March 28, thero
will be M intervention Of tho requisite
twenty days before tho day Of election. It
will be safer and boltor, nevertheless, to havc
tho call made, if possible, before then.
Whether or not there is q majority in favor
OF calling the special election for Mayor, it is
proper that tho public shall know who the
Aldermen aro that favor it and who oppose
it. There is no 1ocal question in whioh
there is 40 much interest at present
ns this, aud the constituents of the various
Aldermen aro entitled to know whether
Or not thoy aro fafrty represented in tho
Council. This can only be definitely and cer-
tainly ascertained by q direct vote on tho
proposition to cnl q special election. Tho
nearest to test vote tnken in tho Council at
Wednesday, evenings meeting was on the
motion to reconsider the general call 80 as
to make tho special call part Of 1t. This
was lost by vote OF 81 to 10, but 1t may ba
that somo Of those who voted against the
reconsideration did so because they believed
that the general and special calls should be
separated. In TINT caso, they would vote in
favor Of special cali If submitted by itself.
Hence tho necessity Of a direct vote, and it
Is to DO hoped TINT tho Aldermen who believe
that tho people have right to elect their
own Mayor will all DO present tonight, so
that the proposed call may not be defeated
, 1876-03-24

It will be wise for tho Republican ward
clubs, willis there is yet time, 10 scrutinize
closely tho list Of election Judges appointed
for each ward. This List was mado up, as wo
understand, by lowing tue selection OF judges
for each ward in tho hands Of the Aldermen
representing the ward. Tho Aldermen living
in different parts OF tho city were not CON-
petent to critic!sa the list aa q whole, aud the
Republicans Of each precinct should examine
1t for themselves. There ia Jet time to secure
the removal of my man who may be notorI-
ously unfit to net as Judges or clerks, and m
application to the Council tonight. or A1on-
day night at the latest, in case of change In
any Of the judges being demanded by public
morality and deceuoy, will scarcely bs re-
fused
, 1876-03-24

hlr. CoSK11so's friends in New York SO far
prevailed in the Republican Convention Of
that Stato as to secure the passage Of CON-
plimentasy resolution presenting liH namo as
their choice for tho Presidential nomination,
though tho delegations to the National
Convention were not positively instructed to
vote for him. This resolution will simply
secure h1r. CoNKI.so complimentary vote
from tho Now York delegation, and nothing
moro. The notable laok Of sentiment in
favor Of Mr. CoNEL1sa outside OF New Yorls
warrants tho prediction that this action of
tho New York Convention has no particular
@gniilcanco. There is ono circumstance alone
which should prevent b1r. CoAx11so's nomina-
tioa for President, and that Is the hard feel
ings in New York bctween Mr. CosK11No's
friends md opponents, creating division in
the party Of that State, 10 far as he is con-
corncd, which would probably loHe Now York
to tho Republicans il he woro nominated.
, 1876-03-24

Honccforth the manly and courageous pas.
amo OF wife.bcating will be attended with
so1ne unpleasant consequences in California
Gov. PAcuEco yesterday affixed his signature
Of approval to tile act which provides that
aen found guilty OF wifo-beating shall DO
puhlielY Mhinned.
, 1876-03-24

ing ut 683c for March mud 57Ao for May.
Hogs opened quint ut 10@t6o decline, but
closed active md firm. Cattle wero actiyo
and stcady at Wednesdays advancc. Sheep
wero firm and unchanged. Ono hundred
doflnrs In gold would buy S114.12s in green
backs at tho close.
, 1876-03-24

Answer to \ nookkooper: II JorS sslrn
agreea to pay $1,000 on demand, and paya sloO
ut tho cud Of QUO year, Mt the end Of two yes,k
1t the domnnd Ia made he will ovo 81 100. IN,
tiai payments apply first on ncerued fnsotost.
, 1876-03-24

dkTn or SUBSCRIPTION (rArAnLR ri ApvANcE}.
postnzc Prepaid MT thlH Dn1cc.
DAiy Editicn, no.tpiid, ,15sar..........,...3t3.
FAtsaof year At bAm1 Yate,
Mailed 10 anF attdsesn -FOUR wHExA for, Lon
8nnda{ Edlttons Itsrfs5 and tsl!xour Donbls 49,,
HheNt. HstU
TFi-WeekiY postpaid. U.3U
Parts Of tSar It sans rate.
WEEKLY EDITION, PosTrAlp.
Qn4 COPY per feAr... uD
te.p6e
U!nh Of tWsnty, per LIE
ha postAko IA 10 cents 1sAs which will pttptJ.
8netImsn copses sent frce.
To prevent desy and rnstakei hs aurc and va tcat-
O1ies address In full. including Btata and County,
ReH,ilAnccs bs tnado either by draft. efpfeas.
fotQtc< ordtr In rtRtatorcd letters al cur iIs.
TRIMS 70 Clrr BunsCniDEAs.
paffy de1lscttd. Sunday excepted. ~ cents week.
Daily dsll.ared Sunday fncuds4, III cfnts per rock.
Addtess TftK TRlDuSR COMPANY,
Corusr Madison snd Drhtborn.sts.. Chlesso III.
, 1876-03-24

To him who, in tho lovo Of nnture holds
daily communion with, and thoroughly be-
lcves in, tho meteorological seer at tho M
donnl Capital, we would briefly remark !:
Take your umbrella--grccn cotton or other
wise-or waterproof under your arm ~ yon
60 abroad TO-DAY.
, 1876-03-24
OBJ Gb1e5lgo G|ribn,1t.
Friday Morning. March "a, 1876.
Grcenbacks closed ut s7l as the Nav York
Gold Exchange yesterday.

Nr. Monn1soN'a Committee are wrestling
with tho now Tariff bill, with fair prospect
of mastering tho troublesome customer in the
rourso of human oyents. On tho subject Of
tobacco in its various forms tho Committee
have agreed upon q decided increase OF the
duty
, 1876-03-24

ona else, there would not have been 4 dollar Al,
indebtedness whom his sucoossor'a Admiuslrs.
tton terminated but thore would have boen .
surplus Of casl, In tito Treasury.
, 1876-03-24

ACADEMY. or MuslU-l1.1sted atrcct, between
Madtaou aud Monroe. Engagement Of the JuliA
MAlhsx1 Bur1esqus Troupe. !" 1iro3e- 0Irona."
, 1876-03-24

ncy1CKEn'B T1IEATHE-Mad!son street, betweo.
Dearborn and State. Engagement Of John Z. Owsua
, 1876-03-24

FAnwELL HAL1.-s1adtson street, between C1arl
and Iasa!lc. Lecture by 1Eof Il. A. Proctor. Bub
1ect Other Worlds than Ours. !"
, 1876-03-24

ORIENTAL. LODGE, NO. 81, A., F. l. 4. M.-5recgsl
Communication tl3 tFstaaJ} eyanmg. at 7:3o O'Clock.
Tor work OH tho Third Degree. Fisure and mctuber1
fraternaly insitod to noct with ue by orie. Of tho
Master. L. n. TUCKER Secretary.