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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-10-04

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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-10-04

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Que bic gsoenteu uno Mbmabnunsen,
Su oenen gar feline @eranIsHuass Dor.
liest unbs bic in teinem Sale @utss
ipirten?
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-10-04

tlar tta6t -t3ts'ns
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Colonization aIs aui bas bette unb Der.
menbbarite Mittel 3ur 8eicitisuns eines
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unb 64~wieristeiten binaewieien, aber
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-10-04

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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-08

OsK Of the most remarkable suicides
on record has been committed recently
in Sweden. A Government official In
the district Of Ripsa. wearied by pseun-
larry difficulties. took . row with his
wife sndtwo children upon o neighboring
lake. ostensibly to pass a few hours in
fishing. but after getting to a distance at
which he could do no harm to sthers. be
applied a match to q quantity Of srplo.
sive material. supposed to be some form
OF dynamite. that no had. unObssrved,
taken with him. and blew the boat and
its occupants literally into fragments.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-08

Mn. DION BoucrcAuLr has written a
letter on the degradation OF the drama.
Of which he knows q great dsal. and on
the influence Of the modern press. Of
which We suspect he knows very little.
He has made in his time good plays. for
which he deserves all the credit. and bad
ones. Of which he would doubtless like
to throw the blame upon somebody else.
That 10 not unnatural. But when We
search for the cause OF = decline in the
drama. surely actors and dramatists may
bs asked to bear a small share Of the re.
sponsibility Of their " misdssds; and
even the commercial manager" may
inquire II there are no commercial play.
wrights.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-08
rnE GOLD CANYON ooNsrock.

In support Of the theory advanced by
the News relative 10 the course Of the
main tissurs Of the Comstcck In its
southwark direction after passing
through the old standard mines Of Gold
Hill. we extract the following well writ.
ten and considered remarks from the
San Francisco Pos Of yesterday:
Tho following extract from the report Of
= commission appointed by Congress In
1871 TO investigate the workings OF the
Comstock. ETC.. gives the matter dbl
tional force. Speaking Of . vein OF pre-
cious metal which had been followed i.S00
feet In the Succor mine NEAR and SOUTH
east Of the Justice). the report says (;
"a careful survey Of the adit OF this
mine developed an unexpected TACT:
Following the windings Of . tunnel
which Kept pace with the sinuosities OF the
vein OF ore. We reached the same character
of quartz rock that had become familiar TO
Us In tho mine. Of the Comstock. This
was an accidental discovery Of the miners
during Q search for the gold vein. which
had been Loaf from . fault. This "white"
lode assaysd sa2 90 per ton. By taking
the bearings by compass In this and In
tho Crown Point mine. they indicated .
connection with each other. The theory
has been that near tho 0verman mine the
vein or lode bent around 10 American
Flat, where IL ceased. Further research
may b. necessary to establish with GER
tainty tho view that the Comstock
lode passes down Gold Canyon and
shows itself In the Suceor mine, one
and q half miles below the Grown
Point. The Appearances indicate that
the white Lode and the gold vein
will at no distance unite, and whom thus
Joined the value Of the gold and silver lead
will 10 condensed into the guags OF one.
with the relative proportions OF gold to
silver now met with In the Crown Point.
We may add 10 this that the wall on The
i3O0-foot level Of tho 0verman takes .
decided band IN the southeast, and sum-
Gent has already been developed In the
ii50.foot level Of the Justice to strengthen
the belief that 10 IL situated on tho Com
stock. and with favorable chances Of hav-
ing . we'll concentrated body Of pay ore.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-08
JUSTICES.

Justice Is called for in the management
u the Justice mine. In the matter Of the
disputed hospital dues justice Ia called
for. and only good square justics
will do in the matter. linen havsbssn
discharged simply because they would not
comply with mn arbitrary and wrong
full demand to pay a dollar a month to
the support Of any institution. medical.
religious. or otherwise. n great in
justice has been done. aud as a
matter Of justice those men should he
reinstated forthwith. The management
OF the Justice claims that no man has
or shall be discharged from employ for
any such cause. Yot fifteen men de-
clare to US they were positively and
openly discharged for that very SAM
expressed reason. The management
says there is nothing in IL. Let the re-
ius,a,smsnt Of those mon prov. this To
hs the fact. LET justice Ne done.
though the heavens fall"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-08
The Origin Of the Fourth Of iuly.

What do We have Fourth OF July
for ?" naked . Broadway boy Of his ma.
Fourth Of July 7 Why, Freddy, !
Mn ashamed Of You. We have Fourth
Of July TO celebrate ths-husband, ]
declare ! don't think for the moment
what il is"
why. don't ysu know Why we cels-
brats the Fourth Who was Il discov.
cred America 2"
"Chnstopher Columbus" exclaimed
the mother aud boy simultaneously.
Fright I; and whom did he discover
itf"
"why. on the Fourth Of July, Of
course" replied the mother ; "but l
have the worst memory about these his
torical facts"
"That's it," said the wiso father en-.
couragingly. columbus discovered
America on the Fourth Of July. and the
nation celebrates the day In honor OF
the event. Freddy. l want you to study
up. should feel awfally mertihsd had
you asked me such q question before
company"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-08
raucKEE ITEMS.
lrrou the rrueiss Republican, SEPT. a.

From the Truehee Republican, Sept. al
A general fight tsok place in n Of
the saloons ON Front street, Thursday
evening. which was INDUCED Ia by four
citizens Of this town. whose names we
withhold. A little too much election.
eering after the election was over led Ia
the difficulty. Each Of the citizens re-
fsrred to surfeitod himself with benzinc.
and then commenced e~ulogizng his fa.
vorits candidate In glowing terms. but
the ideas Of each citizen conflicting with
those NJ the other citizens led to loud
words. which finally resulted in blows
In which one Of the above named citi.
Gems had his phiz pummeled up to al
alarming extent. After this the parties
again came in contact on the sidewalk.
and the same individual received n ~.
we're hurt from q larae.sizod rock.
In Trucksc. 37l votos were polled, n
much larger vote than wa, expected by
any one, IN there had been n general
complaint Of dull times, and several OF
the mills are not running. This Is not
90 unfavorabls az things seem to ind.
cate. But this 10 the livsllest portion Of
the year around Truckee. and the pros.
poets for the immediate future ars not
very fiattering. as there Is no demand
for timber. But II We can get through
the Winter all right, II is probable Tint
next Summer will be the livsliest va
have had for many years.
- a.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-08

ACCORDING to the London Times Ro-
man correspondence, an examination OF
Cardinal A~n,onslli's papers has revealed
documents which throw enough light
on the Lambsrtini scandal 10 decide II.
The writer also asserts that the Pope.
who from the first desired that the sub.
iect should never bs mentioned in his
presence. has refused 10 permit these
documents to be produced, because they
contain political matter. and has ordered
them to be placed in the secret archives
Of the Vatican. The question may
arise. can the Pope bs subpGnasd Z
Antonslli was In the habit OF employing
ladies'. often Of high position, A. his
secret agents. and thus kept himself
informed OF what vas passing In eoun.
tries and courts whore the Vatican had
no accredited agents.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-08
rnsxE AND HERE.

The miners Of Storey county. Vir-
ciuis, Gold Hill and Silver City. are of
to-day ON their annual ssaso Of festiv-
Inv and good cheer. Their wives. thsir
.weethsarts. their children. and hosts
Of warm.hsartsd friends are with them.
There 10 music and shouting. and sing
ing and clapping Of hands - the long
train winds its way like huge serpent
among the mountains and along the
river. The giant sierra never sent
back the echo Of happier voices than re-
bound from their rocky sides to-day
the winding Carson never reelected faces
ID which the light Of Joy shown with a
greater ~brilliancy. For this n day. at
least the men whose strong rms have
established towns aud cities in the Wild.
srness Of sagsbrnsh. are free. free to
breathe the pure air Of heaven. uncon'
tamlnated by the smoke Of . hundred
belehiug chimnsys ; Tree to forget the
~shrieking whistle aud the raitling cage;
free to ramLie amid grass and rsclins at
ease beneath the shady foliage Of Far
mar Treaiway's beautiful ranch. What
contrast 10 this Ia the heated cavsrns OF
the Earth. where they swing the pick and
hmIl. tho shovel IL can but prove u
day OF unalloysi enjoyment. aud the
hearty good wishes aud G~od-spssd Of
every one who Is left behind. SO with
the miners. the backbone Of Nevada. on
this. their fssial day. God bless them
in their sports; God prosper them In
their labors.
There are many left behind: many
men. good AMI Efficient miners. and
willing workers. who cannot Join In the
festivities Of this day. Misfortanss
have ovsrtsken them. and the hand Of
diversity Is upon them. We are sure
that the hearts 81 these men are with
their brothers down the river; their
bodies would be there we're their purses
heavier. The jewellers. too, will not
forget those here, in their sPorts ; they
will miss thsm. and heartily wish for
their presence. Bot these men at home
require no sympathy /; they need hone.
All ,hoy want Is q chance to work. To
them. We ssy. la Of good cheer. The
good time 10 certainly not far ahead. and
on the next miners picnic you shsll Be
there to swell tho ranks OF your brother
workmsn.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-08

Nrw PArrSrs.-Throug Dewey 4 Co.,
patent agents, San Francisco. we have
received tho following list Of U. s. pa.
tsnts. granted 10 Pacific Coast inventors.
viz Alexander r. Ashbsurne. Oakland.
California. process VI treating cocoanut.
orson A. Davis. Sacramento, Califor.
MIA. artificial stone. I. s. Van Wrinkle,
San Francisco. railroad cars. Samuel
VI. Dsnnison and Charles Simmons,
Prescott. Arizona. stop.cocks. George
II. Duval. Oregon City. Oregon. vehicle
running gear. Lazars Landsksr. San
Luis obispo. California. securing han.
dles to tools. Vim. W. Dunn. San Fran
eisco. machines for drilling rocks. Fay
cite W. Knapp and Christopher sehall.
horn, Fiddlstswn. California, buckle
and snap-hook. Fitzpatrick. Davis x
Co. Fisherton. Washington Territory.
trade mark. canned salmon. Samuel
Rill.ti. San Francisco tdesigns). center
pisee (2).
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-08

THr Grand Sheriff Of Morocco. ADD a.
Selsm-sl.0 uanaip. las left Paris for
London. As q linssl descsndent Of the
Prophet he wear q green turban. His
vile, whom he married several years ago,
RAJ q eovemesa in the family Of Sir
Drummopd Hay. then British Envoy at
Tangisrs. lie surprised and Mgered
his eoreligionists by marrying q Chris
tisn. especially rs he refused to take any
other wives or odalisques. For a time
he was dissraced by his cousin. the Elm
psror Of Morocco. but aftsrwari rscov.
cred his position.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-08

NATHANIEL HAWTHORNE wrote s.v-
sral Of his best books. including 1.-THE
House Of the Seven Cables" upon q
dssk Of vsne.red mahogany which is
about 10 be presented to a Massaehu-
sets athsn~um. When the novelist
left Lsnox to 60 to Liverpool as Consul.
IL WAS sold at auction for s.. This
desk had a place in the little Stock
bridge house. AMI II was from his wife.
as the mistress Of this humble home.
that Hawthorne drew the character OF
the helpful and sunsLiny little county
cousin in "The House Of the Seven
Gnblsa."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-08
M TROCBI.g.

The miners Of the comstock are en-
ioying themselves at their picnic to-day.
ami they have plenty Of friends to
assist them. There is no need OF sher-
its and constsbles and standing armies
to keep them in order AMI protect the
country generally against any possible
ravsses GU their part. The miners are
enjoying themselves aud know what
they are about. They have asked moth
ing in the way Of justice aud honest
right but what belongs to them. and they
are satisfied with the recognition Of that
principle.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-08

Ir was at Blue Rock. Ohio, that Gen.
Garfield. when a hoy OF eighteen. taught
th. district school. Il was during the
journey that brought him there that he
rode for the first time upon a railway.
The sehool-houss was built Of logs, and
stood just under the brow Of q steep
blun hllsd with coal. From this bluff
the young schoolmsstsr mined the coal
for his FIRE.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-08
NEVADA ITEMS.

Walker lake Is said to bs covered with
duck, geese and other kinds Of water.
fowl, while its watsrs abound In hsh.
Three kinds OF trout arc found In the
lake. They are said to be much larger
ana finer than those found In Pyramid
lake. In Mason valley. and in the
other valleys in the neighborhood Of
the lake, quail ars very plentiful /; In
deed. Il is said that In some places they
are 80 numerous that the rancbmen con.
slider them = nuisance.
The following mention Is made by the
Silrer Stale Of Thursday : J. p. and Jack
MulliniI called to-day and informed US
that the grasshoppsrs, which reached
Paradise valley q week ago. are dying
by millions. They say thoy have do
posted their eggs all ovsr the valley.
and that they fear that the county will
BE- infested with them next season.
William Watson. a young man herd.
ing sheep In Pleasant Valley. had his
leg broken while attending his flock.
and was exposed 10 a burning sun. with
out water. for six hours, causing intense
suffering. He was found by the ranchcr
and taken to Winnemuoca. a distance Of
forty miles. for medical treatment. more
dead than alive.
A Sacramento company has organized
for the purpose Of building an irriRaiing
canal on the Big Meadows. J. II. Nc
Allister, OF Lovelocks, informs us that
the company has commenced work near
orssna, where they will dam the river
and take out sufficient water to irrigats
thousands Of acres Of land.
Dan. Green. o miner at tho Riehmonl
mine, had the thumb on his left hand
broken and the thumb on his righth hand
considerably mashed and his left arm
badly bruised the other day while ON u
cage.
There has been a notable lack Of acci-
dents In Eureka District during the last
year. There has not been o fatal Incl
dent OF the kind during q twelvsmonth.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-08

TuE Governors must have had an I'M
comfortable time al the Exhibition
Building in Philadelphia. the other day.
The Times Of that city says that the
crowd seemed to regard them as e.
hibiis themselves, pressing close upon
their heels. cutting of their PasAagc.
commenting upon the plain and some
what careless habiliments Of one or two
Of the disnitaries. and otherwise show
ing their appreciation Of the fact that
never before hal so many Governors
been with them at onc
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-08

MANY, many years ago, q Yankee ran
away from his wife in Vermont. He
happened to turn up At the Bennington
celebration. and. being somehow re-
minded by the oratory. guns and en-.
thusiasm, Of his youth and loves young
dream. sprang into the arms Of his wife
In Pawlet.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-08

The able Democratic editors who
worked themselves into q white heat
over their own rumor that the extra
session Of Congress was to DO postponed
again. ars now engaged in the process
Of cooling OF. They had just proved
the President . "pusillauimous COW.
ard whom the rumor exploded.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-08

ANoSo much which is as bad a. IL can
be. there are two things about th. Iowa
Democratic platform which are com.
msudable. One Is a n~at.foo,ed DECLARE
ton against subsidies. Ard the other is
the total omission OF the fraud plank
In connection with the comm.ndatiou Of
the President. II requires a good deal
OF sense TO restrain . Democrat from
yelling ''fraud'' after Mr.. Tiljen has set
the example.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-08
GOLD HILL MINERS UNION.

THRRE WILL BE SPECIAL MHtTiyas
= OF ths members Of tho Gold Hill Miners
Union a. their a In Gold mn a. inilowr I,
MONDAY. Of 10 a. n, and rHURsDAY. al 10
A a., and a : ?. n. Miners wlshlngt 10 Become
member viii pleate a'tsnd either Of the meet
tnRs. CON. Nc ,INNlS. President.
JAxxs BuTrEatY. Recording Secretary.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-08
NEW TO-DAY.

GOODMAN GOLD AND sILvE1
(J MINING COMPANY Location Of pftn-
eipsl plsce Of business, Virginia, nsytda.
Storey con- q. Nevada, and DEVILS Gale Mining
Distrlet. Lyon county. Nevada.
Notice.-Thsre are delinquent upon the fol-
lowing described stock OF the new issus Of 1871,
ON account OF assessment (No. y levied on
The 7th day Of July. 1871, the several amounts
set opposite the names Of the respective
shareholders, ~ follows;
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-08
The Gold Hill Daily News has

rae Gold Hi Daily News has
now the largest and best
circulation of any evening
newspaper published in the
State of Nevada. It Is
therefore tho very best and
most efficient medium for
business. mining and oil
other advertising.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-08
NOTICE TO MINERS.


NOTICE TO MINERS.
nv STOREY AND LYON CoUNTfES.-
~ Notice Ia hereby given TO ell miners work.
irg under ground within the linits Of storey
and Lyon counties 10 call at the hall OF the
respective Unions Of whieh thsy ere members
and receive their oficial yards Of m~smberhip
before
MONDAY. SEPTEMBER Iosh. 1877.
A. on that day the Unions Of the absve com.
iics will sppolnt . COMMITTEES 10 examins ever
m,n who gocs uider ground on that day, nota-
lily .ccorfing IN the RULES AND CJNsTfTU.
TON UP THE UNIONS. No man. except
supsrinterdents aud Porsmen OF tho minss.
viii he permitted TO 70 under ground - . miner
unl-.s he can exhibits his card 20 regular mem.
b..rrhip or card Of application for ineinbs rsliip
of the Union 10 when he belongs or may wish
10 he oug. ~ order ard authority Of the Min.
~rs' Unlons Of Storey and Lyon counties.
CON. McaINNiss.
President Gold Hill Miners Union.
JOHN TATE.
President Virginia Miner Unior.
d. sRwKI.L.
President Silver City hinsrs' Union.
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