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, 1877-04-06
STILL FALLING.

The water In tho river and canal continued 10 fall
up 10 last night, and, unless heavy rain cnsHcs,
those atreasnS. which hayo bccn ''on high" for
nearly week, will soon hnd their original cyels,
and tho river smell far swecteF than has bc.n Its
won't The combined alth Of nbattoiEt, rendering
Embellishments, mud other ccsspoo1s has been
poured into tho South and West branches Of tho
river with bad eject Tor ycnrs. anil the present
mood. d.tsdc which now swccf,s down Into tho lake i
y, To.kIIns great good In enc VII purify
thornby tend TO tho better health Of tho city during
tho coming summer.
and nothing but a heavy and continued rninin.i can
place !ife and property In Jeopardy: All lhc docks
s f.o ous o WStss ,hs wtc1 ha. sntrely r.
yenenco which eristed, from tho, inundation i no
sSnnd 81 Hsn o the oo
In tho event Of heavy fall of rain. ami It Is sns
gesicd that o!cia attention bo eyen nt once to tho
vent rccurscneo Of tho danger and damage. a
tteahes hnt !tilc greater than sha. which LATELY
river. tbs wases IL stl'i inuch above its n.,tai
mark, and a current Of nve Or six tuIles
Brsnehes whiie the df.y iluid diseolors sac eicar
wntorr Of the lake sestts! nilea from shore, and
s% s Ss s e to the snf
cfeet on shs nhs6Itants thoreof; for tho snrta t.
ar to o
Eo,SoEs arc greatly needed on Ogden avenue, New
Dluc Island nEenEc, ,Wcss rwunty: y:secnnd street,
and other leading thotoughfarrs In tho district
aboyG mentioned.
Tho large lake In Domains Park, which had bocn
swcllct 70 . a!Eo sn!aeiont % covnE. everything
bark 10 tts former ldrol and tho aanlaac doae 10
tho road grades, trees, plants, rte,. IL bong rap.
Idly tepalfsd, and The park viii suon be open ngaln
10 yehlclcs. ..... -.
No effort has heon made 10 relay tho sidewalks
On Wcstcto nvrnuo from Fifteenth " Sixteenth
ettctts, but tho necessity for them Ia very great.
, 1877-04-06
FRESH ASPARAGUS

nnd eanlthowcf hayo appeared In ons markell
They nEe. Of cour1e, Of California growth, but ars
luec!nua 10 look upon and taste. Porter Hsolhsts,
Of No. 1e3 South Water strco. havc them for sals.
The same fsm deal regularly In tho freshest and
best foreign, domestic, and California fruits which
coma TO thto market,
, 1877-04-06
what *ns .alowed Harms TO psy she damage arising

what wns allowed Harms 10 psy tho danAGs arising
from the bad tnrela.
Commissioners AyArs moved a. substitute that
there hc allowed tho difference latwecn the h9rts
ntcasurcmenL Sal. Blo. This would Rivs Harms
about $1c7, 100.
Tho snhsttuta waE vnted down.
On motion nf Commlaetonef McCafrey, Il was
decided 10 recommend that the matter be made tho
epeesaf order for Monday afternoon.
THO Committee then arose. aud Commisatoncr
Bradley made their report and II was concnrrcd In.
Tho DoArt then adjourned.
, 1877-04-06
TIE JAIL

9hcrif kcrn's management Of the County JHIl
has been subjrcttl 10 much criticism al ono tim0
md smother since he has conc into olIlcc. II hhn
been tho especial delight Of ulvefa prisoners Of
literary taste to writa Letters TO fht.uewtpapers
representing fr,ghtil condition Of affairs inside
that Institution, and calling npon tho public, in tho
name Of Justice nnd humanity, 8nd all the rest OF
those ecaEca and tds6l pcrsonagcs. for reform.
Now, II may DO aesumcd fairly that whenever
abuses orc found TO exist anywhere, tho noWspa-
peEs are never slow In attacking anu exposing
them. In regard 10 tho County jail 30 much has
boen written and said for and against tho present
sJstcm of dieting the prisoners, that the public
mind Is doubtless tnuddlcd and mixed as 10 tho
true facts In the casc. Saturday the Grand Jury
nndo report which, after prstsEng ths cleanliness
OF the jail, proceeded ~ follows:
y Etatton to tho food Furnished By The Sheriff. wo
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All dlfleutties havo fnaly been settled, and
"uine Glass IL billed 1t last, and will be pro-
duccd for The 1gat tmo Tonight. Not little curl.
siy has been arouacd by tho failure To present tho
play III the asa1t, but an opportunity will now bc
Afforded 10 Investigate IL ui1f.ts,
, 1877-04-06

& Co. OF Fatkoer, Bell T. Co. any amoant whnt~
ever, aud, while still declining to mama un-
secuIea cTeters, says tnas my nre =, ~! II tlc
cdncss 10 citr creditors Is amply secured.
, 1877-04-06

bride's sister, No. 413 stthigann nv, by the Hey.
Dr.. Mitchell, Mf. c. H. Watson, Of Detroit, Mich,
and Mrs. Garlic Srang, Of Chicago.
, 1877-04-06

EhIERHON'6 NIIN9TRELS.
Crowded houses ~ the Nov Chicago attest tho
excellence Of tho bill! presented by this troupe. A
better minstrel organization hus nerer visited CHI
cago, aud from tho orarturs to tho bnal FARGO the
programme appeals to tho popular taste. Mt,
Emerson haa engaged good attlsis and has Invented
an attractive BILL and II To bo congratulated upon
tho recognition his efforts have mt,
, 1877-04-06

EXQUISITE.
u. Prlee's Altsta Bouquet Is dclteate1y dc1ight-
fnl,-tho odof Of dnInty buds; tho most exquisite
perfume for tho handkerchief.
, 1877-04-06

FRIDAY, ApsiI Q, II II o'clock. At our stoses
We will s:lt, ias sccount oi whom It may concern.
200 Spindle steBds flnoru or lrssl. tnlshod. b9s
without sides, known a. the liutler rateu! STEAD
ELLISON, FUMEltOf q CO.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-03
l~lautisE Aeetdeus.

The brake ON one Of Hank Blanchard's
h,avy quartz wagons cav way to-day just
aitsr leaving fox's scales. Six horses were
In the team. AMI IL WAS with difficulty that
the driver kept them in the middle OF the
road. They got to going so fast at last
~. when Petaluma street WAS reached he
resolved 10 try AMI stop them. The leaders
and swing horses wen up Petaluma street,
hat TIE wheolers and the wagon collidcd
with DAYS s,orehousc. The near wheel
horss Wa badly cut in the fank. and
two other horses were slightly injured.
The driver. Y. Jackson. was thrown from
his seat hut escaped unhurt. The wagon
was overturned and completely wrecked.
W. Cofbett. the swamper. held on 10 the
break all Ms time aud when the wagon
turned over he was entirely covered by the
quartz. Upon being dug out he proclaimed
himself s.ll alive but considerably bruised.
The wagon was loaded with rock from the
old Challenge groupings. and WAS being
hauled 10 Briggs mill. The eanse Of the
accident was the slipping Of . pin from the
lrxte lar.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-03
Against Res.rs Apple.

The Segregated Bslcher Mining Com.
pany has brought suit against Robert
Apple. The plaintiff asks the Court to
enter . decree requiring the defendant to
deliver to plaintiff . certain decd Of con.
veyanco for the mining ground known as
the Comstock Lode. from Henry Schneider
to Daniel Schneider. and dated at Gold
Hill, Nevada. December 30. 1861. The
premises are thus described Commence
ing at the south line or boundary Of tho
claim Of the Belcher Silver Mining Com
pany on said lode, and running thence
southerly on and along said lode. and in
Guiding all the dips. spurs and angles and
variations thereof. together with 200 feet
Of surface ground ON each side Of said
lode, the full distance Of iG0 feet 70 the
north line or boundary Of the claim Of the
Overman Silver Mining Company" The
plaintiff avers that said deed rightfully be-
longs to II. and that 1t came into tho
possession Of the defendant. who o
vrongfully and unlawfully detains the
same. and refuses to deliver the sane TO
the plaintiff. TO whom 1t IL necessary for
the purpose Of protecting itself in the pos
session VI the property described.
The same company also brings suit
against Robert Apple, Johannes Schneider,
John Doe Metz. Ann Elizabeth Metz, John
Doe Scholl. Anna Catherine Scholl. John
Doe Schneider. Richard Roe. Thomas Fem
and William Fem to quiet title to t2S
feet Of . portion Of the property described
above.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-03

At Gas o'clock last evening the immense
woodpils OF ~Yerington, Bliss 4 Co.. .
mile south Of Carson. wa discovered TO DO
on fire. ID. L. Bliss. one Of the firm own
ing the property, gives 1t as his opinion
that the IRE was the result Of incendiar-
ism. Five watchmen were employed 1T
the wood aud lumber yard. Just at even
ing two iramps were seen to sit down by
the side Of q pile Of wood. They were
ordered to move on. and did so, complain
ing that they were not allowed to rest any
place. They started toward Carson, going
by way Of the railroad switch. which leads
directly through tho ~woodpiles. In . few
minutes an alarm Of IRE was raised BY one
Of the watchmen. Word was sent to Car
son for assistance. and the fre engines
Of that city were Immediately sent To the
rescue. The flames became uncontroli.
able. and telegraphic dispatches we're sent
10 Gold Hill. Virginia and Reno, asking
for all the assistance that could DO given.
by 7 o'clock at night the blaze Was 90
bright that the sky was lighted. and the
reflection could DO plainly seen In uoiu
Hill and Virginia.
ASSISTANCE RENDERED.
At 10 o'clock virginia's yard-engine
Z" Mexico" WAS brought down TO Gold
Hill. The steamers Of Yellow Jacket
No. 2 AMI Of Monumental No. Q wero put
aboard and away they went for Carson.
Just before pulling out the engineer re-
ccived q dispatch: 1.-THE road Il clear.
Send her through" He did so. The ma
chine fairly trembled as she shot round
the curves. darted through the tunnels
aud Numbered over trestle-works. The
run WIS made in f~orty-one minutes, in
Guiding a stop Of three minutes at the
Mound House. The distance from Gold
Hill 10 Carson Is tw~enty-one miles.
The switch hngine from Reno was also
on hand. throwing water in . perfect del
uge.
when the boys from the Comstock
reached tho scene they started In a
worked with 4 will. A NEws reporter in
terviewed some spectators from there this
morning. Tho highest praise was Accord
ell TO our flre lads.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-03

ANKLE SPRAiSEp. Morris Jacobs met
with . painful accident In Virginia City
last Thursday evening. While walking
down O street, he made q misstep and
sprained his left ankle. While his inju.
ries arc not OF q serious character they are
sufficient to lay him up for two or three
weeks.
Cray TON has been matched against
Benefits Flora to run for $3.50 q side over
the sutro track next Saturday. Distance,
half a mile. Tho same horse Is TO he run
one hour after Flora's race with Coal
Burner.
Ton MCDOWELL, who was sent from
Lyon county to tho State Prison a fow
| months ago, under a life sentence for the
murder Of III Dorado Nails, was In tho
emeute on Monday last.
DunIya October the Chollar. Potosi Min
ing Company produced bullion valued at
Sl7, G7G 80, OF which S5,30l 10 was gold
and So, 73i IS silver.
ALL parties interested In the night
school 70 DO started by Professors Van
wAgeneu and Davis are requested to meet
al tho Gold Hill Central school house this
evening.
Snow has been falling moro or less near.
ly all day. and the sky Is still dark and
threatening. with chances for q regular
storm.
FLAas we're at half.mast In Gold Hill
and Virginia yesterday In coinmcmoration
Of Senator Morton.
BILLY HAsKISs went TO Carson on tho
fast train last night aud came back with q
spralned ankle.
A REGULAR meeting Of tho Gold Hill
Town Trustees will DO held next Monday
evening.
The DEVILS Gate mill will be shut down
when the sulphurets are run through the
pans.
Tnr prico:of wood will probably go mp
on account Of the big fire In Carson last
night.
THE trial Of Harrington. who killed
Sullivan. will commence December 10th.
MEETING Of the County Commissioners
In Virginia City next Monday.
The Catholic Fair IL in full blast In
National Guard Hall, Virginia.
Tox FIScu will open a saloon opposite
tho News Office In q few days.
The Vivian mill on the Carson River
has been started.
BALTIMORE Coz. will be delinquent In
Board Monday.
LADY WARRINGTON is delinquent in
Office to-day.
BULLION will be delinquent in office
Monday.
SAVAGE sale day Monday.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-03
EUROPE.
tsrEciAL DIsrArcH TO rus Coin HIrL
DNLr Naval
The sisussion In France.

The Situation In France.
PARIS, November g.. Victor Hugo's
organ. lie Rapp,k. says: Many Republi.
can Senators and Deputies have arrived.
aud although 40 formal meetings have yet
been held. there have been frequent con.
situations. There have been no negotia-
tons or ovcrtures for compromise with tho
men OF the 10th Of May. No member Of
the Left has been approached with this
object by any representative more or less
direct from the ElyseeS. In CONVEX
sation among members OF tho Republican
party various contingencies havo been dis
cussed, although, Of course. no dissolution
has yet been talked Of. In the event Of
Marshal MacMahon's retirement from tho
Presidency, Grevy's candidacy will DO
unanimously supported. Grevy has al.
lowed II to DO understood that he would
not shrink from any duty or responsibility
In tho interest Of the Republican cause.
Should Marshal MacMahon retain his post
with o Republican ministry. the unani-
nous opinion prevails that more effective
guarantees must be required than In the
case Of previous ministries. Tho mem.
beers OF the committees Of the Left In the
late chamber meet on Monday to resolve
upon the course Of the party.
According 10 semi official statements the
Ministers have all agreed either 70 meet
the Chamber OF Deputies or 10 resign bo-
fore II assemblies, a. MacMahon may pre-
fer. The Moniieur states that MacMahon
4. diano.aI IN trv /. Miotstrv NJ tha Hight
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-03
srEcrAroRs ArAn orr.

The scene from the foot Of Mount
Davidson. though not as vivid as a, close
quarters. was most imposing. IL seemed
almost as IL the breath Of the flames could
be Eel, upon ones cheek. Thousands
Of people thronged the streets Of Gold
Hill and Virginia City. all Anxiously
straining their eyes in the direction of
EAglc Valley. The flames seemed TO die
down for a short tine about II O'Clock.
but shortly after they started up with re-
newed vigor. A gentleman from Carson
City informed a NEWS reporter that
ID. L. Bliss places the loss ct
10000 cords Of wood. fully insured.
No lumber was destroyed. tho fire being
put under control before that point Was
reached. Tho tiremen worked all night
and are still working as hard As they can
10 prevent q resuscitation VI the flames,
the probability Of such a thing being i'm.
minent. Great credit 10 duo 10 all the
firemen.
w. Hy. Doane went down from Gold
Hill to The fire last night ~ representative
Of Liberty Engine Company No. l. and 70
him the NEws IL indebted for many Of the
foregoing particulars.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-03
shetEun Practice.

Lot jumping Of late has been carried on
extensively at Bodic. On Thursday. Ryan,
q w~ell-known character Of Virginia City,
undertook to jump q lotfenccd in by San
Chung. Sam got advice from the Justice
TO resist by force Of arms any infringement
Of his rights. and armed himself with
rifle. Ryan made his appearance on thu
disputed ground armed with . shotgun,
and both fired simultaneously, without
effect, except that the ball from Sans gun
struck tho hammers Of Ryan's gun, ron
dering the weapon Of no further use
Both were arrested. and at last accounts
were undergoing examination before tho
courts.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-03

"THIs seems . work Of Supsrsroga-
tion," he remarked, rs he toddled down
to the front gate. and commenced oper.
atoms on the hinges with O feather and
q bottle Of oil; but the critical period
Is approaching when 4 young man has
10 be handled very d~elicatsly. and just
the least little bit Of q setback may
throw things. The smallest creak might
be disastrous; and this gates got to
stand for two girls moro besides Imo-
psne,"-Puck,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-03
Misias S~eeidess.

1T II o'clock yesterday while Richard
uren was at work tagging in tho War;
shat, the cage upon which hs was standing
was, for some unknown reason. started
Uren was caught between the edges OF thu
cags and q set of timbers and badly
bruised. lie then fell from tho cage t.
the spmp. . distance Of ten or fifteen feet
striking on his head and receiving . Sc
we're ssalp wound.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-03
A FRANCISCO.
The Organi.ation OF she werking.
mcn's Party In mo Hay Cisy.
I.rrcrAL TO THE GOLD HILL DAILY u.ws.l

Ban Francisco. November 81 p. NJ
The San Francisco Division Of the Ma
tional Labor Party Of California have
published . platform and declaration Of
principles. Tho party was organized by
representative men from the Working
mems Party Of the United States. Peoples
Reform. and anti Chinese Party. Green.
back, FREQ School Party. and representa-
two men outside OF these organizations.
II was at first intended for the party 10
work quietly for q while before venturing
into active operation. but the incendiary
course being pursued by Kearney. Days
and other followers have induced earlier
action. with the view Of drawing from
those agitators the more moderate and re-
spectacle supporters. aud cnlisting them
on behalf Of \ ~law.abiding movement for
the amelioration OF the working classes.
The platform advocates Q supervision by
the General and State Governments Of
railroad, water. gas and telegraph corpor-
ations; denounces subsidies favors tho
disposition Of public lands TO actual settlers
only, In mounts not exceeding 160 acres ;
fAvors q constitutional amendment limit
ing landed estates 10 $40 acres . general
system Of irrigation abolition Of national
banks gold. silver currency all legal
tender |; calls for reform In taxation ; de-
clarcs In favor Of unsectarian public
schools, compulsory education and tho
eight.hour law /; opposes Chinese immigrs-
ton and Chinese labor all officers 70 DO
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-03
FIRE At CARSON.
TEN rHousAND CORDS OF WOOD
DEsrROYED.

. bright Light which Could be
seeu For Miles Around = Aid
Prom cold Hiii, Virginia City
aud Reno-rne Loss Fully Gov.
erest by Insursnee-rhe Engines
Mill ns work.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-03

IxrArIKScE.-The good little boys Of
Gold Nm were up at an early hour this
morning greasing the iron runners Of their
slsds. They Can scarcely wait for tho
tardy Winter TO begin in earnest. The
snow that fell to-day melted almost - soon
10 fell.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-03
cRAcE's sALvE,

A VEGETABLE PREPARATION.
a invented in the 18th century By DIT. VI.
liam Grace, Surgeon In King yamea' army.
Through its agency he cured Thousands o. ne
most perious sores and wounds. and vss Isgsfo-
as cents . boz By mail 20 cents. For sale By
druggists generally.
AGENTS WANTED. Address
SETH ". YowLE 3 soNs. Boston. MAss.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-03
Good Apples.

And now comes our genial friend Cahen
with the most welcome announcement that
he has received and Is In constant receipt
Of tho very finest apples from Oregon and
San Jose. Mr.. Cahen's business has grown
so rapidly and 10 such an extent that he
has found II necessary 10 rent the
house next to him In order 10 enlarge
his store. This Is the natural result
Of his invariablo custom of furnishing
only first-class goods to his customers.
His apples and pears are Of the most choice
varieties. Other fruits In their season.
Tho fact that Cahen keeps the most desir-
able brands Of imported wines and liquors
IL we'll known. Families wishing such
articles should 90 no place elso. His
champagncs and brandies bear away the
palm. Imported and domestic cigars and
elegant pipes and cigar holders may bcpro'
cured upon the most reasonable terms al
Cahen's. His French and American can.
dies cannot BE- e1celled. They are always
fresh and toothsome. Whatever Cahen
has IL Of the first Equality. lie keeps moth.
ing else. Read his advertisement, and
when you wan anything In his line. give
him q call.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-03
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There will he divine service In the Methodist
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and p. NJ. Rev ". Minis Ofncistins.
sunl.g -ehool Al - D. n.
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-03

CHARITY douLDES. who has a mill In the
BoAis district. ID In Gold Hill looking to
business connected with his hrm.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-03
sroCK RErOnT.
san Franeises Board.

LAST EVENING.
sT5 Meadow VALLEY, Csc
DRyms0d \ Ey,e
no Eureha Ton. t3s.S
$40 Jaekson. 4, ~
as Rye fa,eh. s.4N
MANHATTAN. iOA
90 Northern Belle, tt,s.H
10 Ola, 1 -
80 Panther. Coo
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SsiO De Frees. 1 20. 80
$50 Arsenta. I 90. lS
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$50 Grand Prize. is.. t3.
30 Endowment, IN
2to Independence. ~. IN
$50 Belle lslc. soc. COS. te
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100 Morning Star 2k
100 Grand Prize West, los
lGIO Moioc.
LOO Empire idaho). loo
100 New Co.'S. toc
iOO Hornet. Sc, tOc
$50 silver Prize. N
iu0 I~cytona. Isc
50 Benton. sc
1000 Trojan; 1 %. ~. i",i"
iOO Prospect. 900
~ ~. Louis, sc
10 solid silver. AZ
CommAnche, 1l3.l
tbs Sex York, &C. CSC. sOc
loo North Con. Virginia. 1sc
is25 California. 2ss, 7ss. DS, TS ~. Ss
80 ChollsrP otoi. %. ~, 30
t95 Gould 4 Curry. Is. T..fs 5000 go,
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