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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-12


LONDON, June l2.-Ths ship MoNsarl
yesterday struck the sands OF Winter
ton. and was abandoned BY her crew,
who landed ut Yarmouth. In the mean
time the ship got shoas, but tho crew
we're unable 10 recover her. II 10 TO
ported that the lifs-boat has succeeded
In boarding and saving the ship.
An Inpssi.E Tansral fsr 0esrgs
sand.
PARs. June l2.-Ths funeral .oi
George Sand took place at Nahant yes
tsrday. and was attended by Thousands
Of persons, although . heavy rain pro-
vailed. Prince Jerome Napoleon, and
Alexander Dumas were among the pail.
bearers. Paul Msurice read an sulosy
written by Victor Hugo.
Disrssli Burned Ia EmEy.
LONDON. June l2.-Thsrs was q torch
light procession In Dublin last night In
celebration Of the escape Of the Fsnian
convicts from West Australia, and Dis
rasli was burned in efagy.
The Preach Races.
PARIS. June l2.-Kisbsr. the winner
Of the English Derby. won the grand
Prix dc Paris to-day. Twelve horses
ran.
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POLICE aulr.
chief Laeksy's Eaaasiaasase- Ne
Mere B~rusa1ity Allowed.


| -
In the Virginia City Jail Chief Of
Police b. F. Laeksy has posted the fol.
lowing orders to the police officers Of
Virginia City;
Any police officer making an arrest Of
. drunken person or others. must not
strike or abuse them unless II il psces.
sary In self-defense. and II In making the
arrest he needs assistance he may call
upon any American citizen who may be
present, and upon his refusal he shall
50, after failing or making the arrest. and
make complaint before q Justice Of the
Peace. Of such refusal and prosecute
him according to law.
No ofdcsr must make an arrest With
out q warrant for the arrest for the party
or parties, unless he sees the offsnse
committed.
The jailer shall have full control over
all prisoners after they have been turned
over TO him by the officer making the
arrest.
No policeman shall absent himself
from his patrol without reporting the
same; except in extreme emergency.
Any officer violating any OF the above
rules will Immediately be suspended
from duty.
In addition to this. no has issued the
following order to the City Jailer with
regard 10 ofsnsss and the bail required
10 be put up in each case:
The amounts set opposite the follow
ing offenses will be required in oil cases
TO be deposited as bail, In order to pro-
cure the release Of the party offending
(bail required in coin or Its equiyalent):
Assault and battery (plainl. $40; as
sault and battery (sscond graded, $40 to
500; assault and battery (third grade).
800 to $500; disturbing the peace. $40
to 500; fighting. $40 TO $50; drunk and
~disorierly, $50 to $40; drunk and asleep.
$40 to $40; drunken conduct, $40 to
$40; violation Of city ordinance, $50 to
$40.
Bail required to DO put up in all cases
before tho prisoner Is released. Persons
arrested the second time for the same
offcnse will be required to deposit double
the amount Of bail above stated.
These are all good rules, and u sn-
| forced will be Of benefit ~ the officers
and to the citizens Of Virginia. Chief
Laeksy is not the kind Of n man to have
his orders disregarded. AMI will doubt.
less see that they are carried out.
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DANGEROUS SroHr.-In the rear Of the
Washington Hotel, OH tho Divide, Is q
great pile Of waste rock nni porphyry,
thrown out by the old Bullion dump.
The children In the neighborhood (be-
ing like other youngsters, imitatiys,)
have commenced TO run tunnels into
this mass OF loose dirt. They are al
ready In several feet. and the chief en-
gineer Of the undertakings lad ten
years OF age-says no expects TO cut
the ledge" In q few days. Testing aside,
this Is n most dangerous experiment.
and the parents OF these minors should
put o stop TO all such operations. Tho
tunnel Is liable TO cave In at any mo-
ment, and there would 10 but little hope
OF rscsuing the unfortunates crushed be-
meath tho debris. S~uffocation would
certainly be the result, even II the weight
Of the rock was not sufficient TO kill
them. II would DO the same rs q run
In q mine, whero an old drift that has
been filed In IL cut into, and the work.
mon IRE overwhelmed by dsluge Of
dirt and sand, with no possible chance
Of escape. Parents should beware OF
this danger.
yrrERASs. "A meeting Of Federal and
Confederate veterans wal held last
Saturday evening, June 10Th. In the
Odd Fellows building. Virginia City.
for The purpose Of effecting a perua-
neut organization. Captain Il. Q. Lord
(Federal) was chosen. Sir Commander;
Major Stone (Condedcrate). Vice Com.
mandsr; Ogden Hiles (Pederal), Junior
Commander; Colonel NJ. N. Stone
(~Confederats), Officer Of the Day; Guy
Thorpe (Confcdersts), Adjutant; Col
onel Webster (Psdsral). Quartermastsr.
No Chaplain was elected. Rov. Mr..
Jsnvey is expected 70 join the associa-
ton soon, when he will probably DO pre-
vailed upon TO act N Chaplain. The
meeting was marked by good feeling
throughout.
VACANT places In the dental ranks will
mover occur II you nrs particular with
your teeth. and cleanse them every day
with that famous tooth-wash, SozoDoSr.
From youth 10 old age, II will keep the
enamel spotless and unimpaired. The
teeih Of persons who use Sozodont have
O pearl.liko wilderness. and the gums u
rossato hue, while the breath Is pure.
and rendered sweet and fragrant. It Is
composed Of rare antiseptic herbs, and
IL entirely FREQ from the Objectionable
and injurious ingredients Of tooth pastss.
etc.
LroS's KAruAInoS makes beautiful.
glossy. lrIuriant hair; prevents It's fall.
ing out or turning gray. II has stood
the test OF 40 years. Is oharmingly per-
fumed, and has no rival.
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A PALACE CLOTHING SroRE.-A
stranger in Virginia City. however much
he may be prejudised against the place
at first sight, is always sure 10 change
his opinion as NJ as he visits tho
| clothing establishment Of Roos Bros.
| Here everything Is so comfortable, ele-
CANT and agreeable. that the visitor feels
at once that he Is In u land OF civilization
and refinement. Anything that Is needed
In tho line Of gentlemen's furnishing
goods Is kept ON hand by these wide
awake and snterprising commercial gen.
tlemen. The very latest fashions from
New York and San Francisco can DO
purchased at more reasonable rates than
olj-stylc goods at many other places.
DO not forget that their place OF business
In No. 90 South Q street, and that Roos
Brothers keep everything In the way OF
gsntlsmen's furnishing goods.
The NEW CouRr.HoUsE. The plans
and specification for the new county
courthouse have been received. They
are very elaborate. and wero gotten up
with great care and skill by Ksintzer q
Raun, architects. Sau Francisco. The
front elevation NJ shown is very hand-
some. The building will be two stories
In hight, and the facade will be orna
mented BY a figure representing Justice.
with the scales and sword that are or.
thodo1ically supposed to belong to her.
In the drawing she is represented with
out her eyes being blindfolded. which
NAV be objected 10 by some a uncon-
v~.ntional. but when u considers that
this representative dispenser OF awards
and punishmeuts will be compelled 10
stand ont and take all tho sand thrown
in her eyes by the washoc zepbyrs, II
will he readily conceded that her eye
| sight would not last long enough Tor her
to get 80 much as u glimpse Of the great
wealth 10 be obtained by wickedly sway
ing the scales Of Right and Wrong. IL
makes but little difference whether the
blind is ON or Of. The front OF tho edi-
fee will contain eight large windows,
and the doors Of the second story will lie
mostly Of glass. Altogether II will he
am elegant and handsome building and
a crsdit 10 our county.
r..,..,
a HANDSOME hk~ApsroSh.- y he"''
stone erected in the Gold Hill Masonic
c.m.,.,v nv Richard Cook, above tho
~. Themes cook
remains o' MS '' ".,,~m'
is a delicasely designed y oesuuiuly
ma,h,s and without doubt the hand.
soonest monument in the cemetery. The
stone is from the yards OF !. !. Iresier.
San Francisco, for whom MI. George
shaw Is agent IN Gold iiii anu virginia
City. Mr.. Treslsr Is one OF the leaving
manufacturers Of this ! OF goods on
ths Pacific coast, and Will furnish AZ ths
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Our washss Mining Tssis-
ruur M-ERRY.MAKERs.

~ -. .la.stnu anil maRa
"A "'sns'' "o'.
thoroughly satisfactory 'nsa'''ea' s"
tainment than that at Miners Union
,r.u ,as, -svsnipc. was never before
So" O., nm .ra ,hos. uho ware
gwen IN oo'u m;.ssJ an. ;oil;.
not present es,'ain,. tn wcrr.i,
s.t trea, Q. y ~. w.ra o,a tavor.
Sisters sopn,s mn anil r,..sina inner.
ties IN 'ne,. 'n %;ns,.. nnsra Honsa In
sona'ions u. ,'ps., nm.s,ns s,;.nJs
years p's' .o;"n ~. h.artily olsa 10 sso
IN .nis sonhis las Lost Mons ~
,ns" a",.,;.,ic yiyacity and piou.nt
u,an.s In, shovs decided improye-
o'n'.a"s ,,s n,.,,v nlum, and ~.
mem, Mn" - n,s:hsr xnnnosr ami
i've .'e' 80 .v., Tb.ir hssntiiul
swee's' man ,,.,s mr.. The ,sr~ em.
anu sho;.. insn;,;n: h.,.
@ ~, MOS, d-sss,,e,lly vers tbsv
r.ns.,.IIv sncored by their well pleased
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departures i1.s, Ev.sinx.

No OSr Douun lr.-''I tell you hon.
sstiy." said blunt old Alsrnethy. what
Is the cause Of the completed madness
Of the human race. II is their german
dining ami stufipg. and stimulating the
dicssfi,e organs TO excess. thereby pro-
ducing nervous disorder aud irritation.
At Duprey's Restaurant do France the
very best in the market Is served. AMI by
eating what you like best first the ''stui-
ling and stimulating" process Is avoided.
Don't forget Duprey.
EXTENDING THE wArrEwonks. -Work-
men arc engaged digging a trench ON the
west side % G street in Virginia. from
Mil street north. toward the Sierra Ne
vaia mine. The ground is very hard.
but n good force Is employed and the
work will soon be accomplished. When
this is finished and the pipes are ex-
tended south to the Imperial mine. the
Z street main will 10 entirely COM
plstsd.
Nsw PAIENrs.-Through Dewey X
Co.. Patent Agents. San Francisco, We
receive tho following advance list OF
United States Patents. granted to Pacific
Coast inventors. viz: James y. Cosgro,
Santa Clara. California, life boats;
Emanuel Hickman. san Francisco, CAL
i~fornia. railway carriages; winder Y
Shearsr, San Francisco, trademark. bit
tiers. two cases.
SUDDEN DE,ru. An old man. named
Thomas Loft. who lives in the rear
basement % the Monumental Saloon.
ON the Divide. died very suddenly this
morning ut about I o'clock. II is
thought hs died Of heart disease. as he
had been drinking very heavy OF late.
An inquest will 10 held in Virginia City
this evening at G O'Clock by Coroner
Mayer.
A TIDAL WAVE ~ BErR. There were
nine new prisoners in tho City Jail this
morning. The majority Of them were
charged with being drunk aud disorder
ly. Our Temperance friends do not
seem to make much Roadway against the
tidal wave Of Boca. Fredericksburg and
philadelphia beer that Is now sweeping
over tho land in such a devastating
flood.
Nsw HosE yoI VIRGINIA Crrr.-Thc
now hose ordered for the usv Of the Vir'
c;nia City Fire Department will be four
NV and No. I. The hose will cost 81 ~
a foot; 1000 feet have been ordered
The old fire cisterns will he kept IN or
der. ami will bs ready for the use OF the
steamers in case Of n big IRE.
CENTENNIAL CLrp MEETING. Il reg.
u.ar meeting Of the members OF the
allow, named club will 10 held at the
Town Hall tomorrow Tuesday even
inc. Juno 18th. A full and prompt at
tendance Of the members is requested.
See official notice published in another
column to-day.
Mosr Tnrx. - The old philosopher
Arisiippus said TO q man boastfui oil
much reading: at is not those who eat
The most who are hale AMI hearty. bui
those who best digest" Good digestion
Ia secured by boarding Mt he Capital
Ro,isserie. where everything is g cookies
to q turn" liadovieh 4 Mann are the
propristors.
The County Commissioners met to-
d.y for the purpose Of receiving and
considering the bonds OF Peter Burke,
Contractor for the building Of tho new
County Courthouse
Or surrxrSr.-Thsrs were shipped
bv tho Virginia and Truckee Railroad
during the past t~wsnty.four hours. to
the different mills on The carson i''e''
- carloads Of ore.
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EASTERN DISPATCHES.
SPECIAL 70 rae GOLD NIL sAur
poMEsTIo NEWS.
A nr,ssev Meesing n'Ohio.

ABristsw Mesting in'Ohie.
CLEVELAND, June IL - About SO
citizens met last evening 70 express
their views favoring tho nomination OF
Secretary Bristow.
Latest from the Battis.0rssnd.
CINCINNATI, June IA Washington
special to the Commercial says that just
before Blaine left his house for Church
yesterday he. received . dispatch to the
effect that his friend Judge Hosr, OF
Massachusetts,. had changed front, and
was going to do oil he could to defeat
him at Cincinnati. This. the special
says, seemed to distress Blaine moro
than anything during the canvass. The
disposition OF Blaine's friends to stand
by him Is as strong as ever. though the
fact that he may not be In condition to
be consulted In case II is thought best
to turn his support 10 some other candi'
date. IL Is said will greatly complicats
matters.
Large numbers Of delegates ait''o W
every train. The German dsiseauon
from New FORK arrived to-day. .nsy
say the choice Of the Germans Of New
FORK Is Tor wash0urno ana hayes anu
that tbs usrmahs VIII ho' "pp''
oohkins'
The commercial Chains 70 nave m"a0
q careful canvass OF the a~eiega'ioIs mere
with tho following result: New Mexico
for Blaine hrst n last; hshous isiahd'
solid for Brissow; New jersey soma 'of
Blaine; Iowa. ~ votes Tor biains, anu
would NOT mink OF 's0onu eno.''
oaiio,"h' - 'o'.. n'a'
c..,,,..,
changing anu inc'inihs 'o"Ai'
Connscticut's. main s.renstn 10,
hns'ow AFTER 'eweh aisp''e'
OF; MissouIi' sona io' n"y'''
Michigan U Tor hr's'ow' lot ii"':A'
Massachusetts 'or n''S""' ~ wi
iiaihe' III case p"in' "s
majority WIZ so'' m" $3.50.
soha 'o' n''
DIalno Dluuer uctObh tuo btIcst ttOll
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"urou JACK. TIE HKkLxH."-This
splendid play will bs given at the
Albauibra Theaicr tonight. Our numsr.
Gus theairs-goers appreciate the great
privilege bestowed upon them by the
ss,ablishment Of this temple OF art
ani music. and manifest their aP-
nreeia,ion by filling the house every
night. Besides tho play named.
a myriad Of other funny aud laughable
things will be done. Sammy Swain aud
Carrie 81. Leon are trumrs, aud the
great Cory Price is o wonderful clog
dancer. You viii enjoy yourself al the
ALEXANDRA tonight.
HELD ron POSTAGE. Letters addressed
10 the following named persons are hsid
for postage at tho Postofics In this
town: Santa Anna Louiza Braxii. Day
ton. Nevada: Melissa A. Williams.
Eimwcod store. P~rovidsnce. Rhode L.
land.
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CARD.

To oil who are suffering from the errors and
indlscretions 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 . mls-
plonAry In South America. Send . selfad'
dressed envelope 10 the Rev. Joseph T. lnmAn.
station D, Bible %ilouse, New York City.
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0RsTACLHs IN MARuIAgR.

Happy relief for young men from the eneets
Of errors and abuses In early life. Manhood
New method OF treatment. Ncv and remark.
able remedies. Books and eircular sent ffce.
In seaied e~nvelops. Addrcss HOWARD AZ.
ISOLATION, 4isN. Ninth street. Philadelphia.
ra-sn. Institution having . high reputation
for honorable conduct and professional shiri.
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WESTERN DISPATCHES
70 the GOLD nrLL pAn.y SEvs
CALIFORNIA.

. SuIs Againss she Consolidated
Virginia = Rssumpties Of she
National tseid Bank and Trust
Company = Death Of James d.
Latham.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-12

CLoss onsEsvrRs Of humsnitarian Tendencies
mu,t have noticed that nothing 10 % common
among the WORKING -elsssos, male and fsmats, -
Old ulcers, which rrsist all ordinary applica-
tom for their removal 0isnn's sulphur coap
will heal them. Sold ~svsrywhsr.
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Gr.ndfashsr cooper 10 Afraid Of
Belng Elected.
FOREIGN NEWS.

GsutrAt anu Noutu NoWss
NEW YoRr. Juno i2.-Panama ad-
vices TO June first, per steamer Acapul-
co, state that the President Of Columbia
has authorized q contract for the cx-
ploration Of the route, and, 10 possible.
the construction Of an inter-oceanic
ship canal across the Isthmus OF
Darien.
The Conservative Catholic party
threaten war In Columbia for suprem-
acy.
The remains OF Admiral Collins camo
on the Acapulco.
The Costa liican Congress has en-.
powered the President to settle the dis.
putcs with Nicaragua.
Internal peace is not established in
Honduras.
Martial law has been proclaimed In
Nicaragua, and the President has taken
command Of the army.
The definite treaty Of peace between
Guatemala AMI Salvador provides for n
united foreign policy, and a general Of.
fensive and defensive alliance. and the
expulsion Of tho Jesuits. Honduras
and Costa Rica will DO united and join
in IL. Daza wa proclaimed President
OF Bolivia by the army. The revolution
was effected on the ith ultimo, on which
date President Frias and his ministers
were imprisoned. Daza has appointed
Senior Oblitss rs his Secretary General.
Much alarm roigns in Lapaz, through
the streets Of which city troops are con-
tinually passing AMI cheering for Daza.
Il il said that all kinds OF excuses have
been committed.
Tho French wsrkmen,
PARIS, June l2.-In tho Senate on
Saturday Gavorlis OF the Right opposed
the grant for sending q workingmsn's
delegation to Philadelphia. He pointed
to the fact when q similar delegation
was sent 10 the last London Exhibition.
lis members failed to arrive ut any
practical knowledge and occupied them.
selves solely with politics. He argued
that the men to be sent to Philadelphia
would pursue the same course. as there
was nothing else for them to learn in the
United States. The Senator's remarks
were received with laughter. The Right
absiained from voting on the grant. In
hopes that the Senate would have no
quorum, but were disappointed.
Tho Trial or Dr. strsusbsrE.
LONDON, Jane i2.-Ths trial Of DIR.
Strousberg. the famous railway specu'
lator. was begun at Moscow last week.
Counsel for some persons, who were ac-
cused as his necomplicss, asked Tor An
adjournment OF The trial. which was
granted in spite Of the protests Of Strous-
bers's lawyer. Il Is understood that
further proceedings have been postponed
until Decenber.
Tho Tarkish Issnrrsetisss.
RAousA, June i2.-According to Sela-
vonic advices. 1900 Bosnians have
taken refuge in KUN and Dalmatia. IL
is asserted that 'Mukhtar Pasha has set
forth again from Gatschko with o large
force to rsvictual Nicsic.
Highlands Latest Afrieaa Expsdi.
tian.
LONDON. June l2.-Ths exploring e1'
petition to Northwest Africa left Eng
land on Saturday. Its main object Is to
ascertain the feasibility Of admitting the
water OF the Atlantic into q portion OF
the Desert Of Sahara.
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Tho Mining Shan rhs five
Feet Lsvsi--fhe Mon "shas
Dswn"- Nevada Nintng rssis
Take the Freaians.
Mr.. ]. G. Ssnderling. Of this town,
well known as an engineer and good
citizen, returned from Philadelphia ON
Saturday morning. whore he has been
engineering the erection Of the Nevada
quartz mill. adjoining the great Csntsn-
NAL Building. under the direction OF
Hon. c. G. Stevenson. Commissioner in
charge.
Is a perfect success in every respect. and
attracts much attention from tho nu-
merous milling aud mining men present
from all parts Of the world. Il has been
running ON ore from the Consolidated
Virginia mine, transported thithsr Tor
the purpose. aud made its drst clean
up two weeks ago last Friday.
The bullion produced Is being cast
into a peculiar style Of medals comsm-
orative Of the great Centennial event.
When Mr.. Seuderlins left, q company at
Sail Lake Superior was about TO send
two Ion Of rich silver ore from Lake
Superior 10 be worked. and expressed
the desire TO purchase tho mill ut the
close Of the Exhibition.
-. .,r.,,,.~ p.v.r
Iu..;I...,s~ ..n,n,.;n.., q, bv those
,----L,;.. ..,,,;,;on ,hs
~u--,,., =. A..
ssa" pos S .;n, ,o,,i,r ;naSsouats to
Jr;ye NH ,he vast amount OF machinery.
m vas fortunate that no room could DO
found for our Nevada mill in the main
bn,lIinc' hat that il Was forced to de-
mend upop its own engine
--sn-
--,.;,..
AS might DC sAPec'eu' "si!
wants a small spseimineh OF 'ne oe
being worked-sonio OF the genuine
Comstock silver ore, AMI each has to be
indulred with a specimen. More than
a ton Of il has had To lie thus given
away, aud consequently the quantity
supplied falls short. and the bullion pro-
dnc.d also falls short of what II would
have been. In view Of this unforeseen
contingency. 1t wonld lie rs wei y SEMI
along three OF iour '1ns sA" a, 81,
%aIa. "a~.,,;.. mi make famous our
r;eb bonanzas. ami the crca. Comstock
Ioi. ,snsralIy.
rne ""'"
IL was at first proposed TO SINK arssu-
lar minin. shaft, send tho orc down to
A.. ho,,om NJ n anil then hoist IL out
w. - anil ,a.ss for milling. after the
caol Oh Wa.hos styl,: but owing to the
]na,rrs az ,be locality. tbi, could not be
fnIIy aecomplisb.J. The placs allotted
~ h mill Ia ON made pround-a
swampy location. filed in. Even In
making the excavation Tor The battsry
foundation. a steam pump had 10 %
employed 70 kser 'ne ~ \. .rnt
selnen,iy tue snai' .ou T,'y ho,.,;na
20 q aeP'h ~ wv - nm ne
or saIo"s ,' ,ro,i.I
su,uts !" P."e', ~. ysiiow .JacLst
no'suhs .ase, se"' - .nJ ,,own 40
Mining COMPANY. rum W as..i. how
a snineien' eA'eh' o P~'f
u "ofhs'
The FiSe-fees Lsvsi
Notbeipc d.ep enough below tho surface,
,o .,,,;ons sids drifts or crosscuts are
na,siJsr.J n,,r,;cabl.. neither can they
-, o...s;on.llv 10
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