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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-24
CARSON ITEMS.

The following items Of interest are taken
from this morning. ARrsah;
The HAYES and Wheeler Club. upon the
arrival last night % the National Guard
Band fron Virginia the same being mn.
der employment IN them for to-day's dO-
ingsl, formed ia procession aud marched
behind the music % the meeting place of
the eolorei Club and gave them a -erenadc.
some short speeches were made, some
hearty cheers given. anl much genuine
Republican enthusiasm made manifest.
Tho ball opens slorionsly. The heart Of
the party beats high with the old war spirit.
The party will awaken under this splendid
enthusiasm /; and AZ To the participants in
this days work. 1.-The air they breathe Ia
Autumn's hass."
The County Committee have erected 4
commodions rostrum for the accommoda-
ton Of the public speakers who will AL
dress the assembled multitudes this even
ing. II stands on the Capitol Square side
OF Carson street, opposite the county
building. II will be the sounding place
Of rare eloquence and convincing fact.
The alarm o. fire last evening was
caused By some sort 81 q brief inglorious
confsgration ON or about q Hat car near
by the timber framing works down ON the
railway. The gallant iiremen were
promptly out. No damage Of any eonse-
quence.
The flags foated at half.mast from the
Capitol. the Mint and other public build.
ings yesterday. a. . token Of public lament
upon the death u Speaker Kerr.
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aRANr ANp ruE INDIAN~

President Grants views on the Indian
problem are eminently sound and judi
cious. He believes that there IL but one
way to make these savages sale neigh
bors. and that way Is to convert them
from hunters OF animals aud men. TO
tillers Of the soil. An experience OF
nearly forty years has taught US that
tho Sioux aud other frontier Indians ARE
not to be trusted with guns and powder.
No white man in their vicinity Is safe 80
long as these terrible engines Of des-
iruction are in their hands. The Presi.
dent is in favor Of dspriving them OF
their arms. and transporting them to
the Indian Territory. where the soil Is
good. and easily cultivated. Then let
the Government furnish them with seed
and utensils. aud provide schools and
medical service until they are in con-
diiion TO take care Of themselves. which
would not 10 long IL the scheme was
jadiciously managed. II to this plan
was added the further reform" OF
placing the Indians wholly under the
control Of the Wa Department. the
problem which has troubled rs 50 long
would BE- solved in u satisfactory
manner
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-24
CALIFORNIA ITEMS.

Mr.. Ben T~hackelberry. foreman OF one
Of the departments Of the Truekee Lumber
company's factory. met with quite severe
accident last Sunday morning. resulting
In the loss Of the forc-iingcr Of his left
hand. II seems that he Was running q
piece OF timber through . machine called
a ''shaper.' and allowed his hand to come
in contact with the knives Of the machine.
laeerating the knncklc and upper part OF
the fnser in = fearful msnner. DIR. Cur
lees amputa,cd the finger.
William Hogar. a miner in the employ
" Cowger A CO.. VI Snow Point, whilo
working in the ground sluice. day before
yesterday. lost his footing, and was carried
through the boxes aud over several falls.
He escaped with a few slight bruises. Ho-
CUR Is the frst man that ever went through
those boxes and came out alive.
In the Armstrong family. at Rough and
Ready. some three or four cases Of small
pon pow exists. All precautions to prevent
the spread Of this disease in Rough and
Ready and elsewhere have been observed.
The house in which the disease exists Is
strictly ~quarAntined.
The Aba Of yesterday morning SAYS: A
Deputy Sheriff from AmAdor county ar
rived in the city yesterday evening with
William westfsu and Indian Jack. con-
victs. under ssnHnco to the State Prison
for two years each. for burglary.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-24
NEVADA ITEMS.

The Humboldt Register Of Yesterday says;
II IL reported that the Hon. J. 7. Jones
will pass through winnemucca this after
noon on his way To Carson. The citizens
Of our town. irrespective Of party, ought
TO give him . grand reception upon his ar.
rival here, as he has stood by this town
upon every occasion and the Pacific Coast
IN general.
The washoe County Democratic Pri-
mary election will take place to-day cath
insianp Tor the election IL delegates 20
the County Convention. In be held the sth
day 81 September next. Polls will be omen
a. 10 o'clock A. N. aud remain open until
7 O'Clock y. n. Polls will lie held AZ Ne.
Ginley's Opera House.
The case 81 J. W. Rover. convicted OF
murder in the Humboldt District Court.
and appealed to the Supreme Court. is set
for hearing before that tribunal on the 9Th
day Of September.
J.. ". Haine-. A. Livingstone and +. \.
Powers are the Republican delegates
elected 20 the State Convention from
Douglss county.
A well-deyelopei ease of smallpox has
appeared In Eureka.
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rug Liberal. SPLIT.

The IAbsral Republican Convention OF
the State Of New York has endorsed
Hayes and Wheeler. and .hs Republican
platform. When this news reached US
We rejoiced like the father Of the Prodi-
gal Son. that our wandering sheep had
returned to the fold. But now ome
the nsws that the delssatssf from eighteen
counties have followed the example OF
our Democratic friends In 1860. and Sc
csded. They declare that they will not
support Hays. and Wheeler. and call
upon their constituents To vote for Sam
Tiidsn and a reform" in the Law which
makes perjury on the income tar ques-
ton q penal offence. The action Of these
delegates has caused a split in the party
founded by Horace Greeley. aud the
Democrats may now console themselves
with the reflection that they can coun,
upon at least 4 small part Of the Liben'
Republican vote.
How large that part will b can
readily DO estimated. at least by APP
proximaiion. Starting ON the theory
that these seeding delegates can con.
troll their constituents in the matter Of
voting. which Is by no means the fact.
we hud that the soreheads represent but
eighteen out Of sixty counties In the
State-not one-third Of the Liberal Re
publican party Of the State OF New
York. General John Cochrane carries
this party. 20 to speak. in his coat
pocket. He was the friend. and conf
Dental adviser Of Horace Greeley. whose
momory 10 dsarer to q Liberal Republic
can than that Of Washington or Lincoln.
When Cochrane declared in favor OF
Hayes and Wheeler. all New York knew
that the convention was sure to endorse
the Republican nominations. and that
the. Liberal party MAS virtually pledged
to their support. New York Is but one
State ; but all over the country members
OF this party are scattered. Its princi-
pal element Is the German vote, and
that vote Is controlled almost entirely
by Carl schurz. Schurr has declared
for the Cincinnati ticket. and General
Cochrans and Schurz together ALSO
iuiely dictate the votes Of their party.
On the whole. Republicans will moi,
evince much alarm at tho "split " la
tho Liberal ranks. The Democrats will
gain a few votes. but not enough to ma
terially influence the result Of the cam
paicn,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-24
NEW
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

nGoPOsALs WILL. HE RECEIVED UNTIL.
"Wednesday. the 23d instant. 81 4 O'Clock
y. NJ. for the q ection OF o school house on the
Divide. In the town of aold Hill. This plans.
So cincaiion. and details may he seen II the
, nice uf Roberts h Merwin, Arrhitec .. North q
street. virgins Ci'y, over ths Palace Balloon. A
good aud sufficient bond 10 the amount Of the
eoair ,t price. II awarded. will be rqulred for
the faithful performance Of tho contr,et
This Board of Trustses will receive no bids
unless y compani,d by q certified check for the
.um 81 Five Husdred Dollars. deposited by the
bidder and made payable 90 the Clerk OF thr
BosrJ conditioned, II the pr possl IL accepted
and the contract ssaried. and II the bidder
shsll foil or neglect 90 execute = written agree.
ment and give the bond required within six
days alter the award IL msde. then and In that
case the said sun 81 ell he paid into the school
funds by the said ilerk Of the said Board 10
liquidation damages for failure aud neglect.
7. %. TAYLOR.
Is. y. HAzEL11NE,
W. q coSWkLi..
auiG III Trustees.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-24
orr CONyENTIoN TO-DAY.

To-day the Republican state Con-
veution u Nevada assemblies III Carson,
and the event will bo sisnalized by prob
ably the grandest ratification meeting
ever held in tho State. We shall. OF
course. receive but little news from the
Capital in time for our edition this even.
ing; but the personal and political char.
actsr 81 tho delegates. justify US in be-
lie,ine that whatever the Convention
does will be dons wisely. They are ali
s,auneh Republicans. and will put IN
nomination candidates whom the hon
est men Of all parties can conscientious
IL support.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-24

Tur white girl whose slopement with
n negro was recently teiegrsphsd from
Charlotte, North Carolina. has returned
to her family. aud wishes to he legally
separated from her husband. She de-
clares that he charmed her" with an
apple that he had obtained FROM q witch.
and that alter eating il she bad no
power to say nc when he asked her to
marry him.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-24
GENERAL NOTES.

The Democratic candidate for Cover
nor in Maine has written the most COM
ieal political letter Of the day. He GER
tiles to his own loyalty in the war and
substantiaies IL with this assertion !:
During the Spring Of 1851 l was the
owner Of a valuable horse (Which l still
own. which I let to Crosby Shorey.
Esq, Of Machias. for four months with
out compensation. to DO employed by
him in tho transportation OF soldiers.
and he was so employed at the time"
This 10 enough to make that horse laugh.
II turns u that each Of the Presi.
DENTAL candidates Is q Presbyterian.
either by practice or early training.
Governor Tildsn is a regular. and ex.
emplary attendant. Governor Hen
bricks was taught the Shorter Cate
chism. and was a member. although now
q ~vestryman in the Episcopal Church.
his wife being Of that church. The
mother Of Governor Hayes was a staid,
old-tsshionsd Presbyterian. hut his wife
takes him to the Methodist Church.
Mr.. Wheeler Is q Presbyterian Elder.
GAxSKrrA is about to publish a book,
written long aeo-a novel with a roman
tic and improbable hero. When hs
wrote II, twenty years ago. some lady
friends who had read the manuscript
and found it charming. implored him tc
publish it. but he replied that he would
keep II till he was forty. when he should
have become q statesman and had his
all OF honors. AMI then publish il. so a.
to give the impression that through ali
his life he kept the faiths and illusions
Of his youth.
TnK Centennial Exhibition entered
| upon the second half OF its term August
10th. During the past three months
the aggregate attendance. dead-heads
inclnded. has been nearly two millions.
The financial success Of the undertaking
is already assured. The exhibition has
been escellsntly managed from first TO
last. and foreign visitors will return to
their homes with increased respect for
the Yankee talent OF organization.
DR.. PrrrKs. Of Hamilton College. has
discovered his twenty.fourth asteroid.
The plane, is bright and Of the eleventh
magnitude. in Il hours and ~ minutes
OF right ascension. and in 10 degrees no
minutes IL second declination. moving
nearly parallel to tho equator. II will
make No. les Of the astsroid group.
HEREAFTER. when n person dies OF
scarlet fever. smallpox, %whooping
cough, or other contagious. in New
York, there will be no church or pub
lilo funeral. the Boari Of Health III the
city dseming such eases dangerous.
The Republicans Of the Ohio Nine.
tsenth District have renominated Gen.
Garfield and those Of the Seventh
District Of Michigan have renominated
o. l.. Conger for Congress.
A PLAN to make Mount vesu,ius
practically useful has been broached In
London. II is nothing else than to
convert the crater into a receptacle ior
dead bodies.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-24

And In accordance with law. aud an order
OF the board Of Directors, made on the is'h
day of July. 1873, 90 many shares OF each
parcel OF such stock a. may he necessary will
be sold at public auction. at the once Of
said Company. Room ID Hayward's Building,
fornia. GU TUESDAy. the twelfth Qaih) day 81
september. 1915. ct the hour OF o'clock
y. n. of said day. Ia pay said delinquent A..
sessment thereon. together with eo-is Of nj.
vertlslng and expenses Of the sale.
W. X. DEAN. Secretary.
Once - Room 10 Haywsri's building. No.
40 California street. San Francisco. california.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-24

T. q N.
New YORK s,.,. Nomination..

~"''.''" ".' 'O"s!' ~ 49,
Wills vas chosen temporary chairman
The Was large and III
was taken IN the proceedings.
II. Platt Carpanter, from the Committee
on RESOLUTIONS, reported q series OF reso-
reaiirming the principles OF the
Cincinnati Convention as set forth In the
letters Of acceptance OF Hayes and Wheeler.
The resolutions especially approve the
unequivoeal declarations upon the subJect
N eivu service reform OF our PRESIDENTIAL
candidate, n accept II a. the platform OF
the Republican party reafirm the equal
Of all and the duty VI b Govern.
ment 20 secure them 10 every citizen, o
its duty 10 maintain the public faith In
favor Of n speedy resumption Of specie
PAYMENTS; d%enouncc the action OF the
Dcmocratic House Of Representatives In
repealinr the date for resumption a. an
act Of rcpndiation and disloyalty and an
omen violation of n section ~ the Four
,.snth amendment. which proyides that
the validity OF The public debt authorized
Inv law sh.il moi bc questioned: .ay that
a. eoncIn.ivs ,yiJ.nee Of Democrats du.
nI;c;,x ~ min, 90 the fact that thr Exec.
r,,v.at ,his S,.,s uLile signing The law
s',.b,iahins .nscie naym.nts i'm New York.
and requiring all taxes to BE- paid In gold
on and after January 1, 1879, Joins with
his party. a. its Presidential candidate. In
%repndiating the pledge OF specie resump-
ton throughout the country NJ the SAME
time, thus compelling the people 81 New
York 10 pay In gold. and at the same time
in,i,na aiso .I~enopnca the Democratic
Congress a. false ON the currency subject,
on the question of the safety Of public
schools, and on civil service reform, and
for the removal Of Union soldiers AMI
placing C~onicdersies IN their stead ; chsi-
lenge ~ untrue the claim OF efe'iiI 10 inc
Democratic AItnlnis,ia'ioh lor i'uue,,on.
because ihe iepublican Aum'his'pA'.oh
largely iruueeu ,ne Pup,., u'p'' "n',e w,
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-24
BORN.

osBoRNE-In Virginia. August 81. TO the wife
of Charles II. Osborne. q scn.
In w~lnnemueca. August ~. IN the
wife oft. Y. julien, . daughter.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-24
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN TICKET.

Fer Pse.lAea, Of the U.i,sA ssa,ss.
RUTHERFORD q. HAYEs,
on onto.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-24

The Gold Hill Daily News has
now the largest and best
circulation Of any evening
newspaper published in the
State Of Nevada. It is
therefore the very best and
most efficient medium for
business, mining and all
other advertising.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-24
MARRIED.

ASGEL-oIBBONs-At the B~run,wiei Mil,
August -, BY Bishop whitaker. Fenner A.
angel 10 Miss Mamie A Gibbons.
PEEns-BrCKLEy-In Reno. August II. Jo-
srph v. Peers TO Mrs buckley.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-24

Yer vice PrssiAsss,
WILLIAM 4. WI KELHR,
o. xsw soRk.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-24

A PLAN to make Mount vesuyius
practically useful has been broached in
London. II is nothing else than to
convert the crater into a receptacle for
dad bodies.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-24

the Republicans Of the Ohio Nine.
,senth District have renominated Gen.
Garfield : and those Of the Seventh
District OF Michigan have re%nominaisd
o. l.. Conger for Congress.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-24
Convention.

SARATOGA, August 23.-At q meeting Of
the delegates from eighteen counties TO
the Liberal Republican Convention here
to-day. ID. d. ;. Brown. member Of the
Liberal State Committee. presiding, IL
was resolved that inasmueh as they would
be refused admission 10 the Liberal Con.
vention called by Cochranc, unless they
pledged themselves in advance 10 support
the Republican ADMINISTRATION, that that
asscmblagc, now in session under the
leadership Of John Cochrane, is incom-
pctent and unauthorized to take any action
As Liberal Republicans; also. that we
have implicit confidence In the admirable
reform policy Of the Governor Of this State.
and have the fullest faith in his ability
aud craftsmanship, and admire his honest
faith In the people; that without under.
taking to speak for the Liberal Republican
party. we recommend all true Liberals
Of the country TO cordially support the st.
Louis nominees As the best means Of
lifting the country out Of the ruin which
threatens 10.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-24

HEREAFTER, when a person dies OF
scarlet fever. smallpox. w~hooping
cough. or other contagious, in New
York. there will be no church or pub.
lilo funeral. the Boari Of Health III the
city dseming such eases dangerous.
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ing the worst at once. Having suffered
my moment Of agony, began to re-
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the sudden chill that came over me; she
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