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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-21

NJ c. ...r...
n"' :" ~ ~
Explorer IN" " " 's"
hs has trace" the L"''''" H.e'' ~n's"
has been u source Oh SO i"oen h'ys'e'!
and disappointment TO the advsA'arerS
who have preceded him. along its entire
course. aud he now declares II to u
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-21
sKNArouI.L VACANCIES.

The death OF senator Bogy Of Mis-
souri will moi change the political com.
pleIion Of the Senate in the least de.
gree. The duty Of appointing his sue
cessor devolves upon Governor John 5.
Phelps. who IL himself a Democrat. and
who will naturally bsstow the position
upon one Of his own party. This per-
son. whoever no may BE-. will hold over
until the mex. Legislature meets. In
January. 1879. when . Senator will bo
elected. II il said that Phelps himself
10 anxious to secure n seat in the Senate.
and IL Ia rumorcd. with how much truth
II Is impossible to tell. that he contem-
plates resigning his position to tho
Lieutenant Governor Of Missouri. who
will Immediately appoint him to oil the
vacancy created by the death Of Bogy.
II matters very little. however. who Sc
cures the position. In any event. be
will Be a Bourbon Democrat. and will
do Just ~ much harm, and just as little
good. as Bosy has done before him.
The case will be different. should Sen.
ator Morton Of Indiana be unfortunately
removed by death. Iu that case Gov.
Williams, a Democrat. vsuld appoint q
Democrat 20 succeed him. This nj.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-21
srrR0.s BrLKHEAD.>

We have heretofore referred TO Sutro\e
,hres, to bulkhead his tunnel In q the
comstock mining companies DO not
con. to satisfactory terms with him rel
alive TO that royalty" and have con-
tended that he would do no such thing.
W. 10 no. believe that he will. Ria
bad business proposition and could not
bs made 10 win. There 10 too much
money invested and tied up In the Sutro
Tunnel to allow Of its being kept dead
property any longer than can b helped.
I, mizh, remain balkhsaded for years.
and even then the companies might not
bs brought to tsrms which they vsuld
deem diaadvantsgsous. Meanwhile the
capitalists Who have invested their money
In the tunnel would like TO see some re-
turns coming in from the investment.
A few days ago q sensational telegram
from, Virginia City was Published In q
OF the San Francisco papers. to tn"
.ffsct that Sutro WAS already maxim:
pr.p.rstions to put in the aforesaid
bulkhead at n point east OF shaft No. 2.
and the San Francisco PoSt OF the 18th
instant has the following;
~. have been informed almost officially
NJ somc facts regarding Mr.. Sutro's ~
- IT.. A. huILhss1 hia tuunsl anil
Aroxn out the Comstock mines which put
matters In a different light. and will be Of
interest 10 those who watch the fluctuations
" Savage anil Hale 4 Sorcross. IL ap-
usars, then, that Mr.. Sutro 10 merely pre-
i,.rin, a bullheai east Of shaft No. . for
self.protcction. II IL the mine managers
who propose TO drown him out. and not he
the mine managers. II IL reported that
the latter intend 10 run tbs proposed drifts
and drain the mines free Of expense into
the tunnel via Chollar and the Combine.
ton shaft. II 10 not necessary for them "
connect the drift with the tunnel. but
merely to stop IL In some soft formation
within the 800 feet which intervene BE-
tween thu healer and the Combination
shaft, and let the torrent OF water sesi'
through the ground. We are assured that
the bulkhead IL being made 10 prevent the
mine. from thus utilizing this tunnel era
t!s. Tho royalty to 10 exaeted on or.s,
etc.. IL tho bono Of contention which de
lays the pending compromise. and eaci
side is devising plans 10 out~it ths Other
This now throws another light upon
the subject. Sutro certainly has q per
feet right to quit running his tunnel en-
tirely IL he sees 1t and bulkhe"d 1t .
the point where IL cuts into and CON
mencca draining the main Comstoel
ledge formation. Tho better policy
however. ON his part would DO to hasts'
HE tunnel through to completion NJ
fast a. possible. contract with the vari
Gus companies to allow the water Il
How through tie tunnel at the hishss'
rates they can afford to pay. whether
draining from above. or pumped up
from below the level OF the tunnel. thus
establishing q pincrly revenue and
then keep on con,snding for the royalty
until 81 isdscidrd n way OF the other.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-21
NOTICE To IIERHolDERs.

SyorIcE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN undersigned p~lainiids have tbs day rom.
meneed sn action In the District Ccurt OF ms
first Judicial District Of the siai. Of Nevadn.
IN md for IN. @ unity OF STOREY. ayainst Wiiliisii
II. HIcSok rt a.. def ndan', 10 eh!orc = lieu
upou thai certain lot, piecs OF isreei OF Ian
si,uated In the Cits VI Virginia. County OF
Stor.y. StA,s Of Nevada. described as iollovs,
To- vii, That certain lot designated Gu the
oneisi map Of the ,aid city o: Virnihis as lot
number seivs, and tho soulh seventeen fee, ~
LAT humber eleven, all Ia Block Member
twenty. four. Range A, together with The iseli'
log hcuse thereon AMI all The tsneineat. ler.-
dltAnenis and sppur euancss thercunto beionr.
ing. sad lien 10 20 secure the sam 81 ylotl
In yo,d cJiu Of the United States and $40
sttornc,'s fee, and 10 claimed under and by
virtue Of an Act OF the LEGISLATURE VI the State
Of Nevada, entitled. IAN Act TO secure liens T.,
mecbsnlcs aud others, ADD TO repeal All oih,r
Acts In relation ihereto," approved March :.
Now. therrfnrr. oil persons holding or claim
lns liens upon said premises under the provi..
Ions OF said Aci Ar. hereby notified To- be ANA
appear before said District Couit on sATuh.
DAY, the isth day OF 0cio,<r. 4. d.. 1911 a,iO
o.. La A, H., the sams being . day Of tho rtgn.
Lar October II rm. A. ID. 1871. Of said Court, and
10 eIhibit then and there The proof Of their sail
liens.
l. Z. bO.N 4 co. Piain'in..
II. II. TAYLOR. ATTY. for Plaintiffs.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-21

He invited her to lunch. and shs. be-
ing q beautiful young lady. went. She
read the bill Of fare behind her svsst
little fan. and she whispered In zsphyry
accents: "Woodoock on toast" At
this announcement II flashed upon bis
mind that his assets we're bat seventy.
Ave cents. Something must b done
"Cornelia. do you know whats wood.
cook is?" he asked. "No. Mr.. spinks,'
she answered. "wsll. then, my DEAR
said he. cit is a. big as o halibut." 10,
goodness gracious" exclaimed the
charming Cornslia. "thsn bring me-
some pork and beans" Spinks winksd
exultingly at the waiter. and the waite,
winksd knowingly at him.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-21

Ex.Gov. CHAMBERLAIN says e1-Treas.
urer Parker dees not tell the truth when
ho attributes dishonest conduct to him
in South Carolina. The failure Of tho
Grand Jury to indiet Mr.. Chamberlain
gives additional force to his denial,
while the prompt indictment Of Mr.
Parker is not calculated to help his side
% the question OF vsracity.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-21

OK the first OF September. 1876. tue
public debt OF the United States. exclu.
sivs Of Pacific Railroad bonds, was
s2,095. 1871. 900. On the first Of tho
present month II was s2.055. iG9, 500.
showing q reduction in twelve months
Of s3s, ia. 100. These are instructive
figures. and may be stndied with profit
by that class Of bowling Democrats who
are persistently making the charge that
the Republicans are b%snkrupting the
nation.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-21

A GENTLEMAN gave a party in honor
Of a distinguished missionary lately re.
turned from his field Of work. The
ladies' appeared with very dseo,ld,
dresses. and AZ the host feared the style
might shock his reverence. be apollo.
eized to him Tor ii. saying tina, fashion
demanded IL. "oh. I don't mind Il al
ALL" replied the missionary 4; ~ hav.
been ten years among the sayages."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-21

Tue prevailing Democratic despond'
ency has settled upon the party in
Pennsylvania. too. The State Com
mittes meet only to quarrel aud assess
the candidates for money. The party
hasn't an issue 10 i,s back. or a cent to
its pocket. and its seemingly ineshaust.
lille supply Of wind il failing at last. I,
should be put in its little grave, with its
last word. "frauj." engraved on is
tombstone.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-21

ONE Sunday night va were sitting oul
In the moonlight. unusually silent
almost sad. Suddenly some ONES
poetic looking man. with a gentle. love
iy fAce-said In q low tone. ibid you
ever think Of the beautiful lesson the
stars teach usi" We gave q vague. up
prsciativs murmur. but some soalle~
clod said. "No; what Is it5" How te
wink" no answered in a sad. sweet
voice.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-21
PRESIDENT HAYES AM WADE
HAMPTON.

For the past few days Governor Wade
Hampton OF South Carolina has bssn
accompanying the President in his
Southern trip. Evsryxhsrs the party
has been received with enthusiasm. and
everywhere the people have turned out
en- maSse to greet the Executive, not Of
the North. not Of any section Of the
country. but OF the whole Union. Some
Of the old patriotic spirit which ami.
mated Washington and his fellow
Sou,herners in Ss~venty-six seems to
have broken out in the South to-day.
The love Of country seems to BE- fairly
boiling over in the breasts Of the late
rsbsls, and II shows itself in the honors
hsaped upon u Republican President.
They greet him heartily. Democrats
gising with Republicans to shower at.
q ipns upon him. We Of the North
cann6 but hail this Is the dawning OF
. new Id better err iu our national
life. w >sannot but look upon 1t as
the beginning Of that glorious day oil
reconciliation and fraternity. when there
shall Be no North and no Sosth. only
enc grand. powerful. undivided Union
Dissatisfied dsmagogues, who are bent
simply on their own ACKNOWLEDGEMENT,
tell us that this Is all a mere show; thai
there 10 no hsartiness in the dsmonstra'
tious Of loyalty which the Souiherner'
are now making. aud that all this ap
p~ssrsnce Of patriotism is meant siupl,
10 blind our eyes to the treason which Il
lurking In the hearts OF the late Con
fedsratss. II may be 70. We cannot
read the hearts OF men; We can only
judge VI them by their actions. But
common justice demands that all mel
should b given due credit for pure and
honorable motives. until they ars actn'
ally proven hypocritss. We know one
thing. that while all was anarchy and
confusion In the South when Mr.. Hayes
assumed the Presidential chair. nov al
10 peace and quiet. and the recently dis
tracted States are moving ON to assure,
prosperity in the future. This fact hal
a world Of meaning to the student a
politics, and its meaning Is. that Presi
dent Hayes did right in placing the con
troll OF tine Southern States in the hand
Of their citizens.
While We do not believe that wad'
Hampton was legally elected Governo
Of South Carolina. we DO believe that hi
accession to the Office has been produc
tive Of great. almost inestimabls good. Il
tho State. An apparent wrong often
times aecomplishss great and bsnifcen
results. and this il ons Of the cases Il
which this result has followed. Mr.
Hampton IL q man Of great executive
ability, anil u man who evidently la
but one object in view, the building al
Of his State and placing ii once asai
in nm honorable position among her sis
ter commonwealths. It Is pleasant I
sec this man travelling with the Pres
dent, speaking from the same platform
and uttsring substantially the sam
sentiments. In eourse Of time We ma
have the pleasing duty to perform Of n
eording the fact that Wade Hampto
Is as good anj honest a Republican a
President Hayes himself. lie is col
tainly In q fair way to become NJ.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-21

Tux following incident happsned In
one Of the public schools in this city
Tsacher-"Defins the word '~excavate.
Ssholsr-"lt means TO hollow out
Teacher - Construct a sentence In
which the word is properly used
seholar-''The baby s~xcavates when u
gets urt."-PhiLiiolphii Balsiia.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-21

Nm. J. T. FiELDs relates OF an aged
Bsstonian. = very piquant little story.
The venerable gentleman had never read
s~haksspesss's plays. md was advised 10
do so during the winisr thsn approach
ing. In the Spring the givsr Of the nd
vice casually asked IL he had Rad any
Of the plays. Yea he had read them
all. do you liksthsm," ventur-d a..
feeling his way a~nIiously to an opinion.
lake them =! replied the old man.
with ELUSIVE ardor ; "that is not the
word. sir! They are glorious. sir.
far beyond my expectation There arr
not twenty men in Boston. sir. Who
could have written thoss plays :"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-21

IT il related thai when Queen Isabella
was refused entrance into the domiuions
Of her son. and Don Carlos offered her
protection and placed n palace neal st.
Sebastian at her disposal, she exclaimed.
=. Carlos sense Of politeness exceeds
my sons sense Of duty !"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-21

"FAR be II from Us to doubt the word
OF abrothsr editor" says the La Cross
SIM. 1--WE believe them all 10 DO truth.
full men; bat when the Durand Times
q y that the water 10 30 low ct the mouth
of the Chippewa River that catfish have
70 employ mud.turtlss to tow them over
the bar. We feel as though the editor
must be away and some local minister
filling his place."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-21
CALIFORNIA ITEMS.


A well.known citizen named Georg,
Kind. who has been living with James
Leonard. about six miles from Sau
Buenaventura. left the ranch a few days
ago. at 3 o'clock A. ~. saying that O
toothacho prevented his sleeping, and
that he would 60 to own and have the
tooth extracted. He never reached the
town. and oil search for him has been
unavailing. He was q perfectly sober
man and had no reason for leaving
The presumption Is that be has either
been murdered or wahdsIsd on a"r'h6
u sudds a'tacH OF INSANITY
The election returns ars In the hands
Of the printer. and in n few days the in
telligent voter will be apprised officially
OF how far his n wen II the eount
In the Senatorial Disit'c's mere was =
ons'dsrab,s amount OF sc,a'cnsns. y
Isn,S' I az In ,ba Eleventh 7ii In ,hs
Twelfth. and i 1916 in tho thirteenth.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-21
SPECIAL PREMIUMS.

RQuEsTRiANsnIP. -Gnnd ladies' Tourrs.
meut for the most accomplished and grsseml
ADV riiery. Friday. October ~. II 10 O'Clock y.
me soe!sty oden four prvmiuas. which will
consist n the soei.ty's silver plata, valued ~.
spsctivsiy at 500. $40. $40 and GO.
SPECIAL PkRMIUMs.--LAdy's hat. value
cas-, eit Of Aware Evans: standard edition az
poems, gift Of =. n. Jamison.
The lsdy VINO 10 sdjudged nrst shall have her
choios OF al premiums oieredj the second
LADY shsll have second choice, and % on. II II
expected that other special premiums will b.
sdded TO this list By private contribution.
None hut isdiss OF the highest rvspcciAbillty
viii BE- allowed 10 compete for pfixss. Ladies
Wishing 10 eompete for prizes vii p'ease send
nsnss 70 Secretary. indorsei by I've member
Of the bociety.
For any desired Information address
JAxHi II. BoRLASp. Secretary.
Reno, Nevada.
O. o. BATrIRNAN. Prssid.nt. ssisid
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-21

BURLINGTON man TO fIuitersr-" Give
me Twenty-Five cents worth Of grapes"
fruitsrer. in amazement--" We don't
ent u grapes: you'll have to take a
whole ons."-Bariingioa Ra,rksys.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-21

A nrpoRrKR for a Wisconsin news
paper writes: "Thoss who personally
know our esteemed fsllow-citizeu, Col.
-, will regret to hear that he WAS
brutally assaulted last evening. but nci
killed."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-21
Plnh pay-rrIday, October 10.
sl,th Day saturday. October 20.

Is. TROTrINa.-Punc. 81 200; class. "a,
mile hrsis. three In Ave, 10 harness; Tree Ter
an, Pirst, 500: tecond. $50; third. 800.
closed, with the following entries: l.. J.
Rose names bib. m Beauii ul Bells; y. J..
DsLIsls names b. g. D~utchmsn W. ]. Pdtehari
Names oh. 4. Governor stanford ; w. II. CAGE
names b. z. Dineo; J. N. Kiliips names br. M.
Lon whipple; ileorge Y jacobs namts g. IN.
Rvest Brlar J. MeCord IN b. q. Red Gross;
Charles d. Coward nAmes biz. .. oeneral Reno.
10. rRoIrISG. Purse, 800; class. 40
mile hsais. q r~c In ave. ~ harnes. free fer ell.
Pint, $50; second. t30; THIRD. tl0D.
Ciosed with the following sntri's; W. u.
Jones names b. b. Dsnsnes II. A. Odo.l sanr-
b. N. 90. Hslena George y. Jacobs names g.m
NAY Howard; X. J. baldwin nance b. x. 81.
james /; l.. J. noss names b. z Tommy Oates.
Hntrss 10 race .. .. . and Z close September
! ; 20 al other running races. II . o'cloek =. n.
the day preceding the race.
Ten Der cent. entrance TO al the sbove races.
exc~pt pursss I, . 3 and 4. Entranee money Il,
accompany the nominations.
All honses entering for state purres must b,
owned and Kept In Nevada or California esst of
The sisra Nevada for six months prior to day
OF race.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-21
STREET CHARIOT
BETWEEN GOLD MIL AND VIRGINIA.
billy MCFARLAND. Pr.,ri.,.r.
ruE BIGGEST THING on WHEELS.
AGreat Conrenieueeto the travelling

THE STREET CHARIOT WILL run the
NV pSint for The :sn q - cents. fSs
Chshos viii DO d wi By six hns horsss. The
most eonvenisnt afysngements for fetung In
and out. BILLY hofAkLAND.
80 I'm Proprtster.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-21
CAUTION.

xyyLIOw JACKET SILVER MINING
Corupany.-ss le No. S-The public !,
her,b, cautioned against purchasing the follow
ioe dcschbsd stocE Of the Yellow Jaeset SILVER
MInine Company, o., the same vus ro'd inr
A..s..ment No. 20. this 2ist day Of s'plen'eef,
1915
In whose name. No. Vrfui' SIM H"''
Atkinson. LION a Co. THUS ,o,a
ecs............... sVN
Atkioaou. LYON A On. Ttur.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-21

"Hrsoxn stalks behind . strike. says
the New Orleans Pedyans. Yes. and
cornstalks ahead OF II.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-21
r,. Gold Hin Daily News has

The Gold Hill Daily News has
now the largest and best
circulation Of any evening
newspaper published In the
State of Nevada. 1t is
therefere the very best and
mos,/ emes<et medium fer
bysinsss, miAipg and oil
other advertisinA
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BORN.
MARRIED.
NEW TO-DAY.
LIST or UNCLAIMED LETTERS

DgMAININa IN TIE PosToYPIcE At
IL Told I'm. Storey rounty. Nevada.
Sept. ~. 1871. ~ not called for within one
month they will be- sent 20 the Dead Letter
nnts. Al WHshiuptOu. ID. O..
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-21
SPEED PROGRAMME.
First Day-Monday, October is.

ETaEn -~A.A-
tLrre-yrsr Old miles. society TO sid an smoun.
cqual tn entrance. Dash Of one and . halt
miles. Eninnce, $50. Any niiy Thai has pre-.
vlousiy won . ,..s shall eairy nvs pounn,
pounds extra; any ally that has Won thrs
nees, ten pounds txtra. second hlly 10 Save
entrance.
rc v.,c,,., u..,,
Ssvmyn ~ ~ III pn,1,sa ~ s,o.s
September I weights announced September Is;
declaration, Oetonsr ]. hrtrarce. slo0. pau
iorftit; Nv Only " aeciared ou. soe'rsy 'os"'
|; nUNNiso.ap.,s 2, one mile. e.: ir q 4, f.
sierrs Nevada. Entrance. esoi ths soelsty ~
NO ~. ysooeu ho'ss !" .'' 'h'
"s'sns RUS
4. RUNNrNo.-D ssh Of two miles. frss fcr
~ 1924 No. "a ave rnsrsne-'
weights 10 rus.
Three or more pominstlons will DO required
70 III sns 10y, !. ~. r., .oi,srs,sc %forss,,..
I'M, Iii H." r,snonsIhie for nour. in no cass
Vii the soeietv give sddsd money without .
. orr purse. srM, el.ss. a.a.
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-21
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