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, 1876-05-19

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, 1876-05-19

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, 1876-05-19

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, 1876-05-19
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, 1876-05-19

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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-01-21
BEYOND.
ny VOL. n. AxrlKr.

Thsre's Q land Of vond'rsus beauty
Where tn. daylisht never dice.
And tbs evening and tho morning
Bie,d the iadiancs VI their skie.:
There the silv.ry waves are howin<,
On Q bright. unshAdOved shore.
And thu orange q 'vers are blooming
fadslss. there forevermosv.
In that Land of light ste,n..
sorrow never nnds the way;
Pes'- and JOY. and love immortal.
kv,r hold their gentle sway,
There the loved ones who have len NJ.
whom We io.i In days OF yore-
Wat With eager hand to greet us.
whea We reach the golden doSr.
Th-rc ihcttr-An ofiife 10 glowing.
And tho ioyAl illi.s bloom.
In their irarant beauty growing
Liftisg up their sweet perium".
In ny dreams I hrar the music
OF thos- waves upon the strand
Come the fragr.n . of thns. rowers,
Waited fs5m the spirit.lAnd.
tt. Q ss-et AMI oldsn stsry,
stiIl 10 mes1ory ever dear.
Thai . crswn of deles- siery
Waits the .oai in.nri~osed here:
Tnat the heart now flId With sadness.
with u. gri-f and ~oe opprea
shall. within tho-e rAius of giAdness
Msks and md eisrnsi rct.
Nevermors shsli sorrow mortal.
YIll the ul with vain regret.
We shall he within th. portal.
Api all bi tss ness fc'gct.
For no cloud of sorrow svsr.
Cats Its shadow on that rhore.
wher. iiows oa the .hinisg river
In Its beauty eycrmofe.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-01-21

A MAN In small town down in Maine.
recently wrote To the Handel and Hay
dyn Society in Boston. asking how
much they would charge to come down
there and give a concert. The reply
was that it would be cheaper to bring
the town 10 Boston.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-01-21

nynIs POPULAR HOUSE HAS
II been opened to-day for the
nrst time since the nrc. and will be 0IN
oondue,ed on the same principles S~
q heretofore. Our friends will ind the tables
supplied with the very best the markets anord.
fhs Confectionery Department 10 complete In
eycry psrticuIar. AL kinds Of French and
slways on hand.
All orders for Ball supptrs, and In fact any.
thing In our line, will be prJmptiy attended TO.
INN RITZMElkR n AkMBRUsT.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-01-21

The ducks Of Mark West Valley, CAL,
ars building their nests in trees this
year. and the people are wondering how
great n freshet they may expect when
even the ducks take to the timber.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-01-21

Jrsr fifty years since Loammi Bald
win used the word tunnel in connsc-
ton with tho Hoosac mountain and
rsckonsd its cost at S920.OOO
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-01-21

HAyISo fallen into an inheritance. IL
il to 10 hoped Don Piatt will labor for
the elevation Of journalism by retiring
from the profession.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-01-21

IIoS. JosKrn q. PALxS. Chief Justice
OF New Mexico. died at Santa fc ON the
23d OF December.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-01-21

BIAISE seems to be about the same
sized politician rs Morton. Tho latter's
secondhand bloody shirt fts him ad-
mirably. Chica9o Times.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-01-21

Ink leap Year Necktie" for gentle-
men has spring which. being touched.
moves q thickness Of silk aside. and
shows q disc inscribed "No."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-01-21

TuERK's moro money in publishing
Bessie Turner than Shakespsars.-G. W.
Tarl,faA
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-03-29
The ASASir n0siasss.

The following letter speaks tor ii4slf
1t contains matter Of more than usual
| interest to all those engaged ia the An.
CORA goat business:
HoENIros. MA.IPosA COUNTY,
March 3, 1876
Z. ID. Shirland-Dear Sir: Your note
came to hand in due season. and cont snts
noted. We shipped our mohsir, through
Bailey Il Co., 70 Nav York on our own
account; received So cents unsssorted,
and expect TO ship in tbs same way this
season. Finished shsaring the oath Of
last month; have splendid lot of mo-
hair, we suppose about 1000 pounds.
Think il advisable to place on the New
York market as an advertisement to our
business. and show those wool b1yers
We have the mohair for sale. and We will
soon have purchasers here looking after
it. We have some very heavy fleeces
this year. We saw Gilmore's statement
in the paper, showing up G.. l.. A., and
weight of feeces, and concluded to take
note of some of our fieeces. His heavi-
est fleece was G.. pounds. These are
the weights Of some of orr best
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-03-29

Lawrence, Mass. March ~. Sons
5000 or COCO mill operatives hers are
idle to-day, owing to the stoppags Of
many mills in consequence OF the IN
precedent high water. All the mills on
Spickel river have stopped. Serious
damage has been done at several points.
but fortunately the rivers are free from
| ice. The water on tho Nsrri,nac this
morning was forty-ons feet above the
dam and though the river had fallen four
inches at noon still higher water IL ex.
nected.
Worcester, Mass, March 2f-The top
OF the Paxton dam is down to tho piling.
It gave way this morning. caused q panic
below, the manufacturers removing their
goods along the stream. and in the mar.
row gorge OF Cherry valley tho citizens
removing their chattles and families TO
the hills. The stream runs into Black.
stone river through series OF reservoirs.
Boston. March 21.--Later adyices from
Clinton, Massachusetts,. show that the
damage cccasioned by the giving away
of the Noisy pond dam was even greater
than Mt first estimated and that $500, 900
vii, hardly cover it. 1t is not known
that any lives were lost. but it is reported
that two men ars missing who were
known to have been in one OF the build.
ings destroyed. The scene to-day for
distance OF two miles over the track OF
the waters recalls the terrible Mill River
disaster. About o'clock on Sunday
morning it became evident that there
was danger and efforts were made 10
strengthen the dam with mattresses,
bales Of hay ami small trees. but the
efforts were unavailing. The dyke melt.
ed like snow. and at 3 O'Clock the waters
burst forth with mighty rush. sweeping
away everything in their path. Trees
were twisted. snapped anduprootsd, and
earth and powders were torn from be-
tween the hills. leaving q ROACH gorge
several rods in width. After passing
Fniierville. down to the branch OF tho
Nashua river the water had the scope OF
a large interval. and without further Oh.
was carried off by the river.
The summary of buildings destroyed in.
clndes the Clinton tannery. the Fuller
vile company's factory. comb factory
and four other buildings. The principal
losses were at Fullerville. which 10 now |
a complete ruin. Where there was |
manufacturing settlement hard. |
ly vestige of building now remains.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-03-29
Miscellaneous.

Vienna, March 27.-Ths American
Minister, Mr.. Orth, is present in Italy
with his family. He will ssii from
Liverpool for New York sometime in
May. ]. F. De Laplaine, Secretary of
Legation, will remain and act as Charge
Affairs.
Berlin, March 27.--The weekly state.
ment Of the Imperial Bank OF Germany
shows an increase OF {, 1921, 900 marks.
London, March 27.-Queen Victoria
and Princess Beatrice leave Windsor
this afternoon for Portsmouth. They
go to Cherbonrg to. morrow in the yacht
Victoria and Albert. General Derbery,
Secretary OF State, will accompany Her
Majesty throughout her tour.
The Times to-day had a special from
Cairo stating that letters had been re.
ceived there from Colonel Gordon dated
at Fatico on the ID Of February. The
expedition were all WE'LL Colonel
Gordon announced that he was coming
to Cairo and expected to reach England
in October.
Berlin, March 27.-The Reichsanzei-
ger announces that the Imperial revenue
for the year 1875 falls 81, 500, 900 short
of what was anticipated.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-03-29
HOTEL. ARRIVALS.
ReOpsnfng Tonight.

1t is with great pleasure that We make
tie announcement that Mr.. Magee hay
ing got his saloon so we'll advanced in
the matter of repairs as that il is in a
condition for business. the same will be
thrown open this evening to the old
customers Of the place AMI the public
generally. That is to say. there will be
What used to be called. in the purer AID
less ostentatlous days OF the Republic.
faisin', alias an Inauguration. alias q
house warming; and the public which is
afflicted with an appetite foI:irrigating the
inner man is assured tina. the very best
Installations, brewings AID yintases are
sncre; also that the cigar stand, which
lovingly leans against the eastern end Of
tie bar will groan under the weight of
the best Hayanas, also that the Gaming
Hall will be presided over by Mr. James
Shaw, who for SO long was associated
with Uncle Bill Gibson at Gold Hill
Cards.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-03-29

Hardware Hardwarei Hardware,
Call and examine the large assortment OF goods
At f. Il. RAILS. Gang Plows. Sids.hill Flows.
Breaking Flows. extras for Plows; Stoves OF all
kinds: also the celebrated Medallion Range:
Crockery and Glassware. Paints and Oils, Bar
sxturcs, Coal Oil, Chemical and Rubber Paints,
Gas fixtures: Doors. Windows. Blinds. etc, etc.;
all OF which he offers low down for cash.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-03-29

Among stock circles yesterday tho
startling statement was made that Jim
keene, the we'll known stock bIoker OF
San Francisco. had failed. This state
ment was doubtless due to the report
that Mckee l. Co, the put and call bro
kers. had suspended. Chollar went up
lar enough TO break their financial necks.
It looks AZ if the p. ami c. business
was not staying game. 1. wont do 10
copper everything, always. As to the
real troubles which Lssot hsene. they
are set forth in the following, which we
copy from the San Frnnc!.oo dispatches
in the Gold Hill News OF last evening:
Suit was entered in the Nineteenth
District Court on Thursday last by
John T. Bradley against Jas. Il. Keene,
John W. Pearson and Geo. d. Roberts,
possessing some singular features.
Bradley yesterday stated that about the
middle of last October he. with defend
ants. formed pool for the purchase of
60. 600 shares of Woodville stock, which
the stockholders were then investigat-
ing. The stock was bought for 81 12l
per share, and G,000 shares were repre-
scented by the Pearson wing in the
Woodvile investigation. thus defeating
the ends Of the investigators. This ma
nipulaton run the stock up to 50 per
share, and it was thought advisable to |
SSH. The Justice Mining Company |
wanting to purchase. the negotiation |
was managed by Mr.. keene, who shortly |
reported to his partners that he had |
sold the stock to the Justice at So per
share, receiving in payment the note of |
the company for SiS. 900, and 400G !
shares of Justice, at S25 per share. The
stock was divided among Bradley, Rob
erts ard Pearson, each taking 1000
shares. and paying heeue So. 900 there
for. Now. Bradley alleges that keene
actually received 10000 shares of the
Justic~ for nominal sum. AID appro-
pristei to his own use G,000 shares not
reported to the other members Of the
pool, and this suit has been brought to
recover his share Of the i. 600 shares, or
its equivalent, together with SO, 900.
He SAID to keene: The transactions in
Justice sent the stock up Immediately 10
SCI, and in few days it reached S54.
Bradley has been informed that Keene's
extra &. 900 shares were sold ut from SIS
TO $50 He has reason to believe that
X eene mas settled with Pearson and
they refusing to join him in
the complaint. and he was compelled to
make them both defendants with keene.
who ia the individual from whom he
seeks to recover" While Oh the ques-
ion of stocks We NAV be permltted to |
r1uagk that there seems to be so strong
= showing all along the line OF the Com
.tock from Utah TO the Oyerman as to
esist :" on merit all attempts Of the
bears"
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-03-29
yesterday.

Memphis. Tenn, March 27,-Great
alarm is felt here OF disastrous over.
flow. The river is now within nine
inches of the danger line and rising
steadily. At DEVILS Elbow. forty miles
above here. it cat through the neck yes.
terday, shortening the river some fifteen
or twenty miles. A steady rain is falling
this morning.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-03-29
viCK'S
Flower { Vegetable Seeds

"A produces. They are planted by miil.oa
people in Alneriaa, and the result IL, beautiful
Flowers and splendid Vegetables. A priced
catalogue h~nt free 10 al who enclose thu post.
age--a cent stamp.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-03-29

The STAGE RoBBgRs who made raid
on some of Wells, Fargo 4 Co. S bullion
between Belleville and Aurora. lately,
have been arrested-so we learn from
Mr.. Rice. We tried pretty hard, to get
into the Express Office to learn the par
ticulars last evening. but after raising
blood blister on our knuckles, vairly
knocking for admittance, We quietly re-
tired.
NIX. c. s. MoTr is causing the erection
of skst new Cigar Stand in the old Fris-
bic Corner. The more distinctive fea-
lures OF the institution will be described,
IN ertenso in q day or two.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-03-29

oLp TIMES will be reminded Of the
way California Emierant parties in the
Eastern States were fitted ont. by read
ing the following which We find in last
evenings News under date Of Scranton,
Pa, March %. Forty miners, :" says
the dispatch. cleft this city for the Black
Hills yesterday. They were accom-
panied to the depot by a brass band and
a crowd of about =. 900 men. women and
children. The goli hunters were pro-
vided with aims, ammunition and min
ing implements, and were regularly
differed" Wonder il they sing that
good old refrain, "Oh Susannah. don't
you cry for me as the Forty Miners
did?
That CRAZY MAN. GATES, At the Neva-
ia State Prison, should be sent to Stock
ton. He is hopelessiy insans-cr ie-
mented rather. What necessity is there
for thus keeping lunatic in the Peni-
Tertiary when his incarceration is SO pro-
ductive OF evil, and SO unjust to his
condition? All sense of humanity teaches
that there cannot exist such condition
Of affairs as to justify the keeping Of
crazy man in such a position as that he
may not have the very lest treatment of
those who can minister to o mind
diseased"
We ALLUDED yesterday morning to
Mr.. Boscowitz and his sayings. doings
and propositions anent the very wide
and comprehensive subject of home in. |
dustry. As supportive OF his ideas |
upon that question, We quote as follows
from the Eureka Sentinel of late date |
g A large proportion OF the clothing Or
dered by parties In this town through |
the representative Of an Eastern tailor |
ing establishment who visited here q few
weeks ago, has proved unsatisfactory to
the customers, and the goods have been
returned
Mr.. FERRIS is busy building tsncs
outside of the line of trees which is
planted on the curbstone or outer side
Of Capitol Square. This fence is in the
nature of general. elongated tree-bor.
and will doubtless protect the trees from
wheels and passing horses.
JEEE LEuIGH. who dates back 20 the
earlier and pnrer days Of tLe Republic,
came in from Phoebe yesterday Uncle !
Bill Gibson whose presence always re-
'als Watts and Select Hymns as we'll,
slso. the Shorter Catechi.m he also
upon MS yesterday.
The horticultural mind finds sweet
elief in the curt pruning knife. the ad-
lesive wax Of grafters, the excavation of
loles for planting and the natural and
cquired habits of the deciduous tree in
II its aspects.
JIN SAcKE1T, who has been very seri-
usly sick with pneumonia, is GONZALES.
ent enough to be up town. Thin but
igorous.
Hon. c. Z. De LoNo was in the city
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-03-29

CALL AND EXAMINE.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-03-29
vETIfsES.
EMEs.

Our heaviest fleece from grade kid
was A.. lbs. You will see our grades.
that 10 the best OF them. shear full as
well as our pure breeds. and the weth-
ers beat all Of them. This shows what
we can do in California il we only labor
it in the right way. Yours truly,
BUFFUM 4 STOCKTON
We have before Us clipping from an
Angora buck purchased Of Buffum l.
Stockton by Mr.. S. r. Swift. The sta.
pie Of this is no: less than fuu.tasu
inches long. This magnificent goat is
now on Mr.. Swift's ranch. a mile north
of Carson.
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MINING STOCK REPORT
fOrraoOn Board

Fore Don Board
lo43 Opl!s -. 7.::HI, -, 49,, IA, -
eco Mexirsn 59t3, 80, 39s4, 3915. 3911+
1876 Gon'i and Curry pa, %. 22A4
s45 Be- and Belcher COZ, COZ CO.,
$40 t....,'rnia 90, S9s4. 80, 81. 900 81
ss2i Savage - ~. 22i4 . 22t44, POS. 22lS
1895 Con Virginia So, ssl.s, SIS, 90 h3a
l.+l Chol!ar 100, lG3i, l622. 100, 10
.,f-J Hale and Norcross 50. ~. sZLf. :
.sh Crown Point 24i4. PA, A!a. 2i3
co.., yellow Jacket 81. 36t., 36, ;:jai
90, Imperial Tx, ia, Is bio. IL.
80 Empire Mill lla4. lli9, llA
705 kentuck 49,, lsl@, lS55, Il
80 Alpha 81. D. Z. 5Sl4s, $50, SO
800 Relcher 351I, -
400 Confidence -, 27lI!, 2S, PA
1900 Sierra Nevada p. 1G&4. 2Gs4
800 Daney >, IL
$40 Bnllion g.. "a, g -
l545 Exchequer -, 81, 26is
10 seq Belcher 81, 81, 70
49, overman So.
l42o Justice 81, 3ols. 30, 81, 80 =, 80.
~ Succor !, Il!
$3.50 Union Con 10, 1871. 1874, 90, 1873
2o:5 Lady Bryan rs, 2ls "a. ~
2090 Julia 1879, 49,, l9, Iss4, 10 bio
800 Caledonia iit%, AZ. l4'4 l4'@
100 Alta AZ
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3ooo Seq taieu"tii" 49, ~,
40 Mint soc
100 i.sdy " ashington
ion koss", 80: -, ~
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y.o Andes s'.,3 81
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5S Florida ~
$40 Europa 62c
100 Niagara DOE
400 Cosmopolitan 49,, 40
1905 Leviathan "a, -
go Meadow Valley ~, -
l15 Raymond Ely IS, lst4
SO Eureka Con Il, III.
go Jackson :;
$50 Alps ~, 4. 80
30 Belmont =
l4l0 Leopard s. 81, 81,
$50 Jefferson 4, 81.
1lj ella %, =. 2l1
~ Northern Belle AZ
20 Gen Thomas 5
100 Mansfield 4oc
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v,ck's FLORAL GUIDE.

This Is . beautiful Quarterly Journal, nuely
illustrated. aud containing M elegant colored
frontispiece with the first number. Price only
70 cents for tho year. The first number tor
1876 Just issued. Address
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NELLIE SARToRIs will visit this coun-
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