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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-02-12

San FRAScrsco. Feb. 12-3 p. NJ
An assessment Of % cents has been
levied on tho Iowa mine, delinquent
March 10th.
AL the saw mills owned or controlled
by the Pine Lumber Dealers Association
will DO run on threo-quariers time for
sixty days from date. Tho accumulation
OF stock compells the association either
to run on short time or reduce prices.
Wachtel, the eminent tenor, arrives
tonight, and n big sersnado will be
given him at tho Palace Hotel.
The Sprucement Mining Company
was incorporated yesterday to mine in
the State Of Nevada. Directors-Robt.
L. Bloomor, Horatio. II. Battling, J. L.
Cunningham, o. Thayer and Edwin ].
Robinson. Capital stock. $40, 900, 900.
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THE nI.oCKADE.

The passenger train on the V. 4 I. did
not arrive in Gold Hill last night. OH
account OF the snow on American Flat.
the drifts there being 80 deep that the
express car was thrown from the
track. The passengers aboard were
brought to Gold Hill in sleishs to-day.
At tho time we wen to press the road
between Gold Hill and the ditched car
was still blockaded with snow. although
a strong force Of mon hal been engaged
at shoysling it OH the track during tho
entire day. One OF the locomotives
which went to raise the blockade was
ditched this forenoon.
A special train. containing tho mails
and about forty passengers. came this
afternoon from Reno to the point ut
which the train on American Flat was
ditched, whence both the mail aud pas.
sengers were transferred to this place
in sleishs furnished by o. G. Mundell
and Slime oss. 1t Is expected that the
blockade will DO raised some time to.
night,
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THE SUCCESSFUL PHYSICIAN.
tFrom the 81. Louis olobs.l

There is probably no man to whom
tho community owes so much M to the
honest. f~air-spoken physician, who does
his actual duty. both 10 himself and to
his patients. Really skilliul physicians
are not NO numerous that their virtues
need no mention. and hence the advsr.
tisement Of DIR. II. V. Pierce. OF Buffalo.
y. V, may well claim the readers at.
tentiou. DR.. Pierc, il q type OF n class
OF men who obtain success by careful
aud well.directed effort. not attempting
too much nor creating false ideas mn TO
ability. Tho only reliable physician In
these days OF complicated disorders and
high.pressure living is tho Specialist"
the maj who understands his one branch
Of the business. Such. in his line. Ia
DIR. Pierce. For the benefit OF his read.
ers he has written q "Common.Senss
Medical Adviser" which Is well worth
reading by those who need such a work.
With strict business honor. high profos.
sional skill, reasonable fees. and u large
corps OF competent assistants. DR.. Pierce
will doubtless make his name familiar
~ household words"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-02-12
J. FrrTrnMAS RrruHSrp. - Tn,

On. FEITERMAS REruRSED. The
many friends OF DIR. W. W. Fe.terman,
homeopathic physician and surgeon,
will DO pleased to learn that ho has re-
turned aud resumed tho practice OF his
profession ut his former office. over G..
il. Clark's grocery store, No. lGi South
G street, Virginia, where ho Is pre-.
pared to not only administer 10 the
wants OF his old customers, but
"a many new ones Us may favor him
with a call. Tho Doctor is recognized
as one OF our most successful and popu.
lar physicians and well deserves the ON
nsnt name no has achieved. Read
his card published in another column
to-day and give him u call.
ACCIDENT At THE BLocKApE.-About
II o'clock to-day, while the locomotive
Truckee was making q charge OH the
snow blockade at American Flat. the
snow piled over the engine in such
quantities as to completely demolish the
engineers room. The engineer was
buried up in the ruins, and severely in.
jured in the head, apparently from the
edge Of one Of the pieces Of the fame. a
surgeon was called from Gold Hill. who
found a severe cut over the forehead,
laying bare the frontal portion OF tho
skull, also n severe sprain OF tho left
knee. Fortunately no bones were
broken.
ACCIDENT IN rux wEnBER MrSE.-Last
night at 10 +. NJ. John Peters met with
a severe accident in the Weber mine,
Silver City. The bucket by some means
got loose aud fell down the shaft. n dis
lance Of fully thirty feet, hitting MIR.
Peters between the shoulders. causing a
severe injury to the spine and the right
lung. A surgeon from Gold Hill was
called. who found him suffering from
CONGESTION Of the right lung, in coDse
quenco Of tho injury received from the
falling bucket.
CoMISG.-Joe Murphy will appear ut
National Guard Hall in Virginia next
Tuesday evening.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-02-12

Tn, SPELLING Manufacturing short
~ tho destruction OF tho Third Ward
schoo. building in Virginia Is going 70
be permitted to interfere with the spell
ing match appointed to come oil at that
place this evening. rs tho weather
promises to DO fair. ANA the sleishins Is
excellent. A few sleigh loads OF U peo-
ple should attend and take a hand at the
sport. A prize Of so viii. rs our rsan'
efs are aware, be awarded to the chani-
pion speller OF the evening. But TINS,
IL the match is properly conducted. VIZ
no, be required as an inducement ioi
peop,s 10 attend, tho sport being the
main thing looked at by both spectators
and participants. To those VINO are
feeling miserable over the failure oil the
leap year ball given in that eiiy ias'
night. tho spelling match will prove u
timely diversion.
CcgoSra's ISQuEsr.-The Coroner $
inquest into tho circumstances attend
ing the death OF Gee My func- who
died in Virginia Wednesday morning
from tho effects OF O gun-shot wound
which was appointed to come Oh nt Ma
tional Guard Hall in that city last night.
was continued till next Monday evening.
One or two witnesses were examined
last evening. but nothing Of Importance
Was elected.
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THIRD pispATcn.
Death or Proninsnt Citizen Pool
Seliing on the Mtg Race-warn.
Ing to Hurriars -hiniux Ineer'
DSrntlau ms.

San F~nlScisco. February "a P. NJ
l.. L. Treadwell. senior partner Of the
old established house Of Treadwell &
Co.. died this morning.
Pool.sslling on tho great four.mile
running race will begin next Friday
evening ut the Lick House. Turf mon
arc watching the weather with much
anxiety. Tho late rains have made the
track very heavy, but there will DO no
trouble about putting it in order with o
fow clear days. It is warm and pleasant
to-day; wind light from tho west; sky
slightly overcast, and more rain is moi
unlikely.
Judge Blake. Of the Municipal Court,
to-day announced that in all casos where
burglars were found to have deadly wea'
pons in their possession while engaged
in housc.brsaking, punishment would be
inflicted to the extent Of tho law on con-
vic,ion in his Court.
The Victor Mill and Mining Company
was Incorporated yesterday to carry Oh
the business Of mining in Columbus
mining district. Esmeralda county. Nc
yada. Directors-H. II. Allen. N. W
Kales. James Morgan, Victor Tornbacl
and David G.. ferris.
The Centres Consolidated Mining
Company was incorporated yesterday tc
mine and mill ores etc. in Nye county,
Nevada. Directors-Jos. N. English,
John b. McGec. Camille Martin, Arthol
X. Hawkins and Fred. Rosding. Capita
stock 500, 1000. 2iOO shares, $50 each
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poro,cd from the ni.Istry.


Nxw YonK, Feb. -. = Rev. Fred
Bell, the reformed pugilist minister. as
hs is called. was last night dcposed
from his charge Of the Primitive Metho.
dist Church, Brooklyn. on charges SINH
lar TO those against Bsscher. A ali.
davit OF one Of his lady Pensioners,
upon which tho action wa taken, was
presented, as TINT Of a dying woman,
she being in the last stages consump.
ton.
A Nsbis Clergyman.
Rev. Father Adams, q Brooklyn
clergyman, yesterday jumped from a
ferryboat into the East river and rescued
from drowning q woman who attempted
suicide. by leaping from the same boat.
Adams was encumberod with his clsri.
cal garb. and both were nearly drowned
when rescued.
slsnderous Hats Conserving she
Dabcock Trial.
CHICAGO. Feb. IA Times Washing
ton special says the friends Of Babcock
nre striving to offset the evil tidings
from st. Louis by cunning hints OF n
ccomipg something in his favor which
shall hang tho jury give him tho day In
the end. Bets arc openly made by
friends Of Grant that Dabcock will es.
capo scot free. 1t IN learned In circles
informed rs to the situation In st.
Louis that these expressions are based
OH the calculation that one OF the jury
men, d. W. Tantor. is depended upon to
hold cut against his fellows and under
no circumstances give n verdict against
Bsbcock.
The Texas Border Testimony: OF
General Ord.
A Tribune Washington special says
General Ord was before the House Spe-
cial Committee on the Texas border
troubles yesterday, and detailed at length
the condition OF affairs along the Rio
Grande. lie said raids ars almost OF
daily occurrence. aud II is impossible to
stop them with the present military
force under his command. Tho Rio
Grands river is OF such a nature that tho
channel Is constantly changing. and
whenever the river rscedes from the
American side. leaving q strip Of land
where q channel existed. the Msxieans
settle upon 1t aud claim to have erclu.
sive Jurisdiction, and refuse to cross to
the Mexican side. The raiders aro aided
by these squatters, and. their presence
a~ggravates the existing evils. General
Ord said further. that tho negro troops
OF his command could not DO relied on
In case Of trouble; that they were OF tho
worst class Of Southern negroes, and
that white officers did not dare to leave
their wives alone. These troops also
made trouble in tho families Of Mexicans
living on the Mexican side Of tho river.
Tho other officers wero not able to
control them. The best class OF
negroes in Texas will not Onter the ar
my. but prefer to work on farms in the
sa- Al Cl.a. ..1 Nlta lhAu aRa
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WESTERN DISPATCHES
SPECIAL 70 the ooLD IN BALI NEW.
Protecting the risheries-The Dis.
count en- Silvsr.


San Francisco. Feb. la.--l:3o P. NJ
A delegation OF Italian fishermen who
went to Sacramento in the interest OF
having a bill passed preventing Chinese
from using set nets Of small usshes and
traps. was iavorably received, and dur
ing a session Of two hours much weighty
testimony was elected. Under date OF
February 81. Seth Green. supsrintend-
ont Of Fisheries for tho State OF New
York, writes from Rochester with re-
gard to the proposed act OF the Lesisla-
ture for the destruction Of sea lions. in
which he claims that all Of them do not
destroy as many Hsh as one Chinaman.
Tho discount on silver continues to
10 an increasing annoyance. Street
car conductors arc refusing to accept
trade dollars for fare except at q dis
count OF 10 cents.
On Thursday night burglars entered
the marble yard Of NJ. Hsnsdin, on
Jackson street. from the roar. and find
ing an excellent collection Of tools to
suit their designs, they opened a pass
ass way through q brick wall into the
store OF Pascal, Subedat & Co.. whole.
sale liquor dealers. There they forced
open a safe and stole about $500, and
escaped safely.
George Bushridge. who cut a fellow at
Bu,chsrtown week before last was fined
four hundred dollars by the court to-day,
and Butler. n North Beach hoodlum.
was sent up for six months.
Senator Sharon departs tomorrow
morning on his way to Washington.
It is rumored that lie will take n wife
with him. TO DO married at the Palace no.
tel tonight.
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sICN or THE GLASS CIGAR,

Al DIR. sPALDISG's SALOON, opposite the
odd Fellows Building, Virginia City. Nevada.
SIMON PACRsIIER. at the International
for many years before the great hre, he. now
ntted up, II great expense. Que Of the FINEST
CIGAR STORES In the STATE, where he will
a. Of old, deal out TO his friends and patron.
the CHOICEST AND MOST FAVOhlTF
DRANDs or IMPORTED CIGAR.. lie has
also on hand q nne.seloctod stock Of Chewing
aud Smoking Tobsccoe-. Imported Cigarettes
Wo,tenholm Cutlery. Meer-chaum Pipes, and q
hne assortment Of Fancy GOODS;
IA m n.
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!. J,Ny1r. you're INV sve.tboart." sa

JENNIE, you're my swesthoart," said
q nine-year-old sutton. as he sat alone
with his hearts idol the other evening.
Glow can I be your sweetheart" asked
The littls Miss. "whsn I am thirteen
years old and you are only minor" "Ars
you thirtesnf" "0f course ! am"
WELL" answered the juvenile bean
after rejecting a little. I'D been thir-
teen. too. IL I hadn't been sick 80 much
when | was little"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-02-12

TnE boys OF winnsmucca had some
fun with a Snowman recently. They
formed a line from tho ticket Office eI.
tending around a near corner. Each
asked the price Of admission. and, being
told that II was fifty cents, shook his
head. said II was too dsnr, retired. and
fell in at the rear Of the line. This was
kept until the Snowman, astoundsd by
the unanimiiy and seemingly great num-
Der. reduced the charge, and then every
boy cleared out.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-02-12

In . letter to Mrs. Lislc, Of Chicago. . well
known contributor 10 the Western press, che
ascrihes the cure OF q dangerous cough, hceotn.
panied by bleeding at the lungs, Ia Hale,
Honey Of lIorchound aud Tar. my cough"
she says. threatened " sulfDcate me . '
but the Honey Of HorchOand and Tar has
removed every trace of IT," The letter was In
a lady friend IN this city. who has placed II Mt
the disposal Of q. N. Cfttrnion. I sixth ave
nns. Pixies Toothaehe Drops cure In one
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CHEMICAL

Save time. health and money. Avoid qnaek'
and buy Chemical Strength" Instructions
full. and q cure guaranteed In any Gaze OF de.
bllitating dreams Tor seminal weaknc--), aud
all alarming symptoms of nervous decay. re-
sulting from self.abu-c. exccs-es or any cause:
Hill and Virginia City, and elsewhere. Price
a nfr bottle -
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A Cam.

To all who are suffering from the errors and
indIscrctions Of youth. nervous weakness,
early decay. loss NJ manhood, ETC.. will send
. recipe that will cure you. free Of charge.
ThI great remedy WAS discovered by q mis-
slo AIRY In South America. Send z .clf'ad.
station D, Bible House. New York City.
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n.,,s,su. service. r.-n,orro~.

n. u. CurRcn. Coin HUI Divine 'erViee-
will BE- held in this church te-m'rrOw al II A
a., and : y. ". Rev. T. g.. urcn officiating.
SUNDAY school At ~ Y. n.
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CuRE o CoUon on CoLD.-As soon
az there IL tho slightest unoasinoss OF
the chest, with difficulty OF breathing,
or indication OF cough. take during the
day a few Of Browns bronchial Tro.
cbaa
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noAxD OF rowN TRUSTEES.

What Was Done sy ths Town Faith.
cr- as Their n Meeting The
CsnserSatsrs OF the Peace Made
Happy by nsi"g Allowed Their
Msnthiy SaIaries. Etc.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-02-12

BALTIMORE PIt EsII OYSTERS.
baltimore Fresh Oysters received ev'ry day,
BY express, 81 MoaURNs casa STORE.
MAN street. Goid Hill, aud iis South C%strcei.
Virginia City. aim
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-02-12

Tho following is q report Of the pro-
ceedinc- Of n meeting Of the Board OF
Town Trustees. held at the Town Hall n
couple Of evenings ago, President Nun
dell and Trustees Williams. wool.y and
Day being present.
Minutes OF previous meeting read and
approved.
Reports Csmmistses.
Finance Committee made no report
and asked further time-granted.
ON motion the bill - John Richards
for service. a. sp.eial policeman vas
PASSED. and tho Marshal instructed TO
request Mr.. Richards TO appear at the
next regular meeting and explain.
The streets.
The Street Committee reported the
street. in as good n condition as could
DO expected under the circumstance.
Fire and water.
The Committee ON Fire and Water re-
ported the cisisrns full. pipes in good
condition. AMI two unprotected hydrants
as having been rendered secure 10y he
erection Of posts.
Obssrueting strssts-
Marshal Loynsehan reported the re-
moyal Of n fence which obstruetsd the
continuation Of ID street. on the Divide.
A some trouble was anticipated from
the marty who built the fence. the mat
ter was ON motion referred to the Town
Attorney.
Onicini REPORTS
The quarterly reports Of the Marshal.
Treasurer and Justice l.. Wright were
referred 10 tho Finance Committee.
Hills Paid.
Tho following bills were ordered paid
Abe Jones, $50; Dan sheehan. $40;
William IIarkin. $50; NJ. Lloyd. Si2ii
Thomas Dale, siOs: o. II. Gallup. $50;
Chief Of lire Department. $50; Town
Clerk, $50: Town Attorney, $50; Vel
low Jacket Engine Company. $40; Lab
erty Engine Company. $50; Lincoln
Hose Company. $50; Virginia and Gold
Hill Water Company, 500; %. Q. Nun
dell for keeping town horse, so.
On motion tho bill OF Thomas Gal
lacher for sprinkling streets, amounting
to Siai. was ordered paid.
Total. Sl.l53.
nils Referred.
The following bills were referred to
the Finance Committee: ii. G. Blaneh'
ard. sac; y. Lakivun. S55; d: Me-
Leoi. $40. II. ii. Carriek, Sil o.
Thomas Gallagher. $50; Melville y
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SECOND pisPATcH.

Assessment Reduced Tims-Ts Ne
rcnRdsd-nar giary-Fine aud
Imprisoned : Itumsr that senator
sharon VIII Ne Married This
Evening".
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Biiis Paid.
nils Referred.

The following bills were referred to
m. Finance Committee: II. G. Blanch'
ard. sac; y. Lakiyun. $50; ID: Nc
Ieol, $40. II. II. Carriek. Sll 62;
Thomas Gallagher. $50; Melville y
I'rembic, 81: Simon Frazer. Sii; John
Randall, 81 90; dom Mill Nr~s'
Sl2 30. Total. SGas 90.
Adjourned.
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EASTERN DISPATCHES
DOMESTIC NEWS.

SPECIAL =. rur ool, NIL DAnr NM
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s,nirtnl Reports.

The quarterly reports OF the Marshal
Treasurer and Justice l.. Wright were
referred 10 tho Finance Committee.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-02-12

The Committee on Fire and Water re-
por,ed tho cisisrns full. pipes in good
condition, AMI two unprotected hydrants
ma having been rendered secure by the
.,o-tion az poSts.
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Reports Csmmissses.
The Streets.

The Street Committee reported th'
street. in as good n condition as coult
10 expected under the circumstances.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-08-31

required, the former being more expen-
sive. The investigations of the Canal
Commission showed that in six years the
State had been robbed in this way of
81, 100000 The Commission, beside dis
closing all the rottenness of existing ca
nal management and destroying ii, pro.
we'd improper payments to the amount OF
$39S, ,875. They showed that the amount
expended on new work on the canals in
the six years which their investigation
covered was S., ,444, ,S24, of which good
share was undoubtedly fraudulent. They
detected, exposed and drove from his of.
fee the Republican Auditor of the Cant
Department, who had been carrying on
brokerage business in the obligations
he was required by law to audit, and he
was "shaRing" them to the amount of
hundreds of thousands of dollars. Now
all this is changed. The canals of New
York are managed under Gov. Tilden's
administration with the same strict
business economy and honesty as if they
were a private enterprise in private
hands. Gov. Tilden's motto has always
been that the government existed for
the people, not the people for the govern
ment. s.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-08-31
THE SOLDIERS HOME AT DA YTON
PASS RESOLUTIONS DENOUNC'
ING GRANT AND HIS PARTY.

At large and enthusiastic meeting ol
the Democratic voters in the Soldiers
Home at Dayton, the following resolu-
tions were adopted
WHEREAS, The Republican party by
the continued practice Of an erroneous
system, through which official corruption
is fostered and nurtured has shown moth
ing but incapacity to control the affairs
of State; and,
WHEREAS, They have prostituted pub
lie office, and degraded the public SER
vice, broke their promise to the soldier
and their pledge to the people; run the
government in the interests of the few,
at the expense Of the many, and by neg
ligenCe and dishonesty in the discharge
of duty, destroyed industry and under
mined public confidence; therefore, be il
ReSOlUed, That as honest and patriotic
citizens, it becomes the duty of every
soldier, irrespective of rank or station, to
absolve all relations with the Republican
party, and to this end we invite our Re-
publican comrades to come into our
ranks, and to labor for that reformation
which can alone preserve the govern
ment, and restore it to former purity and
the confidence of the people.
Resolved That we indorse the nomina-
ton of Samuel j. Tilden and Thomas A,
Hendricks, and declare our intention to
labor and vote for their election, feeling
satisfied that on the success Of Democracy
depends the prosperity of our country
and the happiness of our people. LAp-
plause.l
Re8Olved, That we recognize in our COM
rade, Mr.. John O'Connel, man of high
moral character and intellectual culture,
and we look with pride on the good SER
vice he rendered to the cause of Democ-
racy in the Home last year. We recon-
mend him to the people of Montgomery
county for the Office of County Recor-
der, and we pledge ourselves to support
his nomination for that Office.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-08-31
SHERIFF SALE.
Joseph Carbon vs. Pinot Xavier.

By virtue of an order to sell issued from the court
of common pleas of Stark county, Ohio, and to
me directed, will offer for sale at public outcry,
at the door of the court house in the city of Can.
ton, on
Saturday the 23d day Of September, 1876
the following described real estate situate in said
county to-wit: A part of the west half of the
northeast quarter of section g. in township 90 OF
range 7, in Stark county, Ohio, and bounded as
follows: Beginning at the west line of said hall
quarter at the cross roads west of the steam saw
mill or where it once stood thence south 800 west
"a poles to a stone in the road; thence south Is
poles to a post; thence north 500 west "a poles to
the north and south road; thence north Is poles
along the road to the place Of beginning contain.
ing three acres and thirty rods
Appraised at $500.
Sale to commence at one o'clock p. m. Terms
cash.
aug24.e ]. P. RAUCH, Sheriff.