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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-04
The cold Hiu Daily News has
THE CASE or srEINBRRGKR.

s~tsinbsrSsr. the former premier Of the
Samoan Islsnds. and the accredited rep
r~essntative Of the United States In that
Kingdom in the sss, has returned home
from Europe. The story Of this man
will easily DO recalled. He went
10 Samoa a. IN ambassador from this
country. He became the virtual ruler.
and all was going on well and smoothly
until England sss her jealous syss upon
the islands. She at ono stretched out
her graphing hand TO ssizs the nah
prize. A British var vessel. without
sanction Of Law. landed hsr marines q
Samoa. killed several Of the natives,
overturned the legitimate government
which steinbsrssr had established. took
that gentleman prisoner and carried
him 70 Australia. leaving the
little Kingdom . prey to anarchy
and misruls. II IVES DELHI
srats insult TO the American
dag. yet the English 0ovsrnnsns has
not even made TO us the scanty rspar-
alton OF . poor apology. stsinbsrs'r
has returned now to lay the case before
Congress. and ask that some setion b
taken to secure his rights - an Amer
;can citizen. He says that England
wants the Islands. and has tried 10 buy
him OF several times. We believe that In
this, he has "s1sgssrated." to use .
mild and diplomatic term for an en-
phaiic impression. But tho fact still
remains that Great Britain had no right
to take him from the islands. and IL II
to Be earnestly hoped that Congress Will
investigate the subject thoroughly. II
our Government IL not strong enough 70
protect its citizens abroad. the sesnsr IL
collapsss. the better.
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rTlE CALIFORNIA TEAM.

Tho California rife team arrived In
San Francisco from New York last SVEN
ing, and were received with all due
honors by the military and citizens Of
the Bay City. After psr>dins the prin-
eipal streets. and exhibiting themselves
and their beautiful trophy. the ''soldisr
Of Marathon" 10 the sdmiring gaze Of
the public. they were escorted 10 thsir
aunery m New Montgomery street.
where they partook Of . generous ban
qust. and celebrated their recent victory
at Crsedmoor till long into the morning
hours. II must have bssu . proud time
for genial General McComb. the cap
tain OF the team. and the man to whose
energy and enthusiasm In The work Cali
fornia owes all the glory Of victory. II
was fitting that hs and his gallant COM
rades should b thus received on their
return. They have done no less honor
to their Golden State than TO themselves.
In the recent match In the East. They
met and vanquished the picked shsts Of
tho crack companies Of New York. New
Jersey and Connecticut. and We Of the
Pacific coast have . right to BE- proud Of
them. Thsir victory will inspire Others
IN prnctics more diligently in rifle
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-04

TIE President heard at Atlanta Of the
talk about assessing the Washington
clerks for Republican expenses in Ohio.
and at ones said Il was not worth motto.
ing. There can Be absolutely no truth
In the reports" he said. ''as the clerks
know perfectly well that they are not
expected to pay money or 10 anything
Of the kind. Il Is not worth while to
contradict such statements" The
President 10 right. there. The chronic
Democratic lie bursts Of its own accord
lit Ia given O little time.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-04

The Reno Evening Gasstis entered on
its fourth volume last Monday. The
editor ''thanks the good people Of the
county for the encouragement and ar
provai which they have shown for his
work. and hopes that he may remain q
factor in building up the prosperity
which their enterprise so richly dc.
serves" The Gd,ette is q sparkling.
lively little sheet. one Of the best on
our exchange list. and is worthy Of all
the success which the proprietor can
desire. or the NEWS in its hearty con.
gratulations can wish II.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-04

GrS. J.Mrs II. WILSON'S recent arti-
clio upon the capture Of Jefferson Da-
Wis called forth long letter from Jshn
ii. Reagan. Of TEXAS. in which he de-
MED that the fugitive President attempt
cd to escape in disguise. and alleged that
the only foundation for the story vas
the fact that Mrs. Davis threw q water
proof over her husbands shoulders whea
no emerged from his tent. Julian q.
Dickinson. who. as Adjutant Of the 9Th
Michigan Cavalry. took partin the arrest
OF Mr.. Davis, sends TO the Detroit Tnb-
,os q point blank contradiction Of Mr..
Rsagan's account. He says that after
the camp had been surrounded. Private
Andrew Bee, Of Company L. pointed
out to him three persons dressed in f.
male apparel. and called out. "Adju-
tant. there goes . man drssssdin woman's
clothes" The AdjutAnt pursued them.
calling out "halt" repeatedly. and
reached them just a several troopers In
charge Of Corporal Munger dashed up.
bringing their carbinss ready for use.
The fusitivss halted Mrs. Davis throw
her arms around her husbands shout
dsrs. aud the lady close to him formed
q shield which was respected. Davis
had on . black dress. and though 10 did
not ht fairly at the waist. il covered his
fern to the boots ; the boots betrayed
his disguise. Ablaek shawl covered his
head and shoulders. His identity vas
confirmed BY the removal Of the shawl
from his face. The Adjutant promptly
directed him TO retire 10 his quartsrs.
and ordered Corporal Munger TO place
the men with him and keep careful
guard. The Adjutant certainly has the
advantage over Mr.. Davis Pestmastsr-
General in this eorrsspondsacs. One
saw the Confederate before be had .
chance TO unmask in the ,snt ; the other
did not.
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Hin Mining District, storey county. ssvsaAs
and more ptftieuiarv described aeeosuins y
the ofncial heid notes OF survey tnefs'' ss'or
lows. 10 wit:
Beginning q . poet married 10 =. w. ous.
vey No. fsl. vhsnc: osefs tns nssstsn rrssaas
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stack OF Woodville new no'st vofk, noI..'sS
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10 post No. . f; thence. second course, soutn "
deg. east 300 fest. 70 post NO. : tnsnce, tnifa
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-04

TEE finances Of Storey county ars in
. much more fiourishing condition to-
day than they have been for some time
past. According to the Auditors 40
count for the quarter ending septsm-
Der 3oth. the balance now on hand in
the County Treasury. is sl2o.9 76 So. a
sum sufficiently large 10 drive the wolf
from the door for quite a timo to come.
OF this sum $4s. 59i % was in the
hands Of the Treasurer on the 30th Of
June. 80 that our actual receipts over
and disbursements during the past
three months. has bsen SIS. 3sl o..
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-04


'rpos WET tells the Ohio Rspubli-
can Committee that he IL confident Of
his own election and OF Q Republican
majority In the Legislature. In all his
travels over the State he has found the
best feeling among Republicans. and .
constantly increasing faith in the wis.,
dem OF the P~rssidsnt's course. The
Jsdss made tvsnty-nins speeches In
twenty-five days. and had . fattsrine
reception each time. kTls evidence
sssms uamissakabis that the Rspusli.
cans are gaining steadily and the Demo-
ersts losins. Thsrsi ID . lack Of earnest.
nsss IN The Dsmsczsto ranks. and the
leading journals encourage all sorts Of
hippans treatment Of the august head Of
TIE uokst. Your Uncls Disk.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-04
HUMBOLDT DISTRICT FAIR.
Pine weather and Plenty or Sport
-Reesrd or the Rsciug on the
Becond Day.

oYI88a D.L
[Frcm the winnsmuecs Silver stass. Oct. 81
The weather yesterday. the second
DAY Of the Fair, was all that could be
desired for racing. The air was calm
and csol and the track In excellent con-
dition. A lively interest was taken In
the races. Pools sold like hot cakes at
an old time meeting. though the num-
Der Of people at the course wal much
less than in former yeats. For the first
race, for the Sooisty's purse Of $3.50.
free for all horses raised or owned In
Humboldt county. best two In thns to
harness
Myrick Carrsl. named Mig.
]. r. Harvey. named Black Bess.
L. L. Richard, named Lawyer.
Mig was the favorite. Race won by
Mig In two straight heats. Time. 800
and 3:l9.
The second race for the Socisty's purse
Of $500 /; FREQ for all horses In the State
or In California. east Of the Sierra. milo
heats, best two In three. attracted all
the sporting men 10 the track. Tho
entries were ::
Clay Msrritt's sorrel stallion, Doc
Weldon.
A. Evans grey stallion, Cousin Vic.
H. W. swsar's bay stallion. Red
Dollar.
4 T. b. Stuart's b. N. Emma Skaggs.
Betting was lively on this race. The
mare was the f~ayorits In the pools ; sec.
ond choice, Cousin Vic. with Dollar and
Weldon In the Geld. There seemed TO
be considerable jockeying at the start,
but at the sixth score the horsss ware
tapped of. The mare and Weldon took
the lead, the horse next the pole and
the mare on the outside. maintaining
their positions around the track, with
Vic and Red Dollar at their heels to the
homsstretch, when the mare took tho
lead. and won the heat. Time. l;50.
Weldon second.
The horses came up. all apparently in
good condition, for the second heat. and
at the third score were tapped of. They
run shoulder 10 shoulder TO the half
mile post. whore the mare and Red Dol.
lar took the lead and kept II to the home
stretch, when Vic took the second posi-
ton and came In about two lengths be-
hind the mare, which wen the race and
and money. Time, 1:5O.
The trotting race announced for to-
day did not all, and entries were being
made for q running race.
Comparatively few stock entries were
made at the grounds last evening. With
the exception Of John Guthrie. who has
made eighteen entries OF Durham cat
tls. Msrino sheep. Berkshire hogs.
horses. etc., farmers are very slew In
getting around with their animals.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-04

Dn. PAHsoSs. Medical Superintendent
Of the New York city lunstic asylum.
says there In . very marked increase Of
insanity among women. During the
past ten ysars the number Of females
committed to his asylum has increased
Al IN average rate Of more than ten
per cent. per annun. All the patients
admitted to the asylum last ysar-47s
In numbsr-wsrs women. and of tbs
whole number under treatment on The
Let Of January only tan were males.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-04

FaAxx srxwAEr. during his recent
tour Of observation throughout Eastern
Nevada with Governor Bradley, says Of
one Of the mines Of tina. section which
he visited. that its principal chamber
was like q grotto Of snchantmsnt. The
sides we're studded with the most beau
tiful crystals Of molybdate Of lead. the
~prismstical slssmings Of which sparkled
in the light like spanglss ON q circus
riders drsss.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-04
AssIoNEE's NOTICE
p APPOINTMENT IN BANKRUPTCY,

nIsTRIoT OF NEVADA. ss.-AT GOLD
~ HILL, October tth, isi7.-ths under.
signed hereby gives notice Of his appointment
as assignee Of Luke Conuin. Of 0old Hill. In
The county Of Storey. AID ststs Of Nevada. In
said District, who has bssn adludged bank.
Court o. said District. -
u. O. BLANCHARD,
Assignee Of the estate OF Luks connin. bank.
rupt. oc< ~
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SPECIAL PREMIUMS.

EQUEsTRlANsHiP.-0pnd LAdies' rourss
meni for tho most accomplished and gracsfn
lady riderS. Friday. October 10, 81 - O'Clock y
eonsist Of the soei.ty's silver plate, valued 70.
pp~ctiveiy Of 500, go, so and 60.
SPECIAL PRKMIUMs.--IAdyis hat, value
12o, gin Of Alvaro Evans; standard edition OF
poems, gin Of \. n. Jamiton.
The lsdy who 10 sdjudgsd nrst shall have her
choice Of all premiums offered the second
LADY shall have second chnicc. and % on. II 10
expected that other special premiums will Be
Nons but ladies' OF the highest respectAbllity
will b. allowed TO compete for prizez- Ladies'
Wishing 10 compete for prizes viii please send
nance TO Secretary. Endorsed By two MEMBER
For any ds:irsd information address
JAMES Il. cortland. sserst.1.
Reno, Nevada.
O. o. BATTuxAS. President. ssissd
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RAILROAD ARRANGEMENT.
SPEED PROGRAMME.
First Day-xonday, October Is.

three-year old 1liies. Society TO add an amount
equal 70 entrance. Da.h Of one and . half
miles. Entrance, $50. Any nlly that has pre-
extra any nlly that has won two races. eishi
pounds extra; any aIiy tina. he. won ,hres
races, ten pounds txtra- second nlly 70 save
entrance.
v,v.n y.vn,,,,
MI - nv III pr,rts. ,o .i,.a
September I ! weights announced sspt.mbs. u;
oec,annuon, ostoeei Y. sptIsees, sioV; p,ii
esnn 1914 M ~, y a ,o .ssa ous, ooe'e'y '"A"'
All io1s.s ~ s.,.d. .na g c.i Hns m', e., ti u t H.
IN s,oo' sseonI horsc M .sys snirssee'
weights 70 rule.
Z. RUNNIN0.-Dsh OF two miles. fps for
sa,,.,t' Sscond iorss 70 Avs ent,.pce'
weights to ruls.
Three or more nominations will 10 requIrrd
%str,s,i, snSorse ~ mica FOR coIieetinr %forssi,s'
but win be responsible Tor none. In no case
viii the soclsiy give sddsd money without .
'0'" "" " o
a TRoTrIyu.- pur,e. scOO, cl.ss. go.
u,is hsst,' thrss in AVE- to hsrness fra for ali
hones IN Nevada and Cailiorni, east Of The
third. sioo.
chsmberisin nance b. m. Jewsss, l.. n. Breed
named d. {. Honey Lake chief; J.J. Nichols
nsmes m. d. Lulu; N. O. Lake names .. 4.
-----...
mill, hests, three in Ave, 70 harness; free Tor
m. Pirt. fcO0: second, fscO; third, llOo,
fhird Day-Weduesday, October n,
rpess; irse for ali hor:ss in ss,ads and Cali.
fosnis east Of The sierrs Nevada. Pint, $500 ;
seeono' t|"o' 'n'ru' si"'
O.. RuNNrsa.-purs, s,oo, one mile and
tstrd' tsn'
p,,,vr,o ... ..o. 49, =, ..,,
III. AZ ~, III, p,,., an. sssor% "a,
,h,r, sss WV w.
Yourth Day-Thursday. October IA.
N rpo-.rtro -pn,.. a, mn, Mi. hat.
~ 4. M 20 h.,c.s. ,rs ~, IN ,hsa.-sss
IA. In Nsvsds md Csl,fo,nis ssst on ihe sIs1.
Ssv.a. pirsi. Ssoo ssoosa' Ssso . Mira SiH:
fourth, sicO.
Closed, with the following entries; l.. n.
Breed names .. {. Lille o.; L. T. Pox names
bin, c. Othello; T. W. Norcross names .. T.
Pedro, A. X. Lamb .. c. Tom Fox; J. A
blossom names Q. c. California.
II. TRorTNa.-Pune. $500 (; elass. free for
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-04

yRIoAY, BENEFIT or ROSE KYrIs1E-
"HACBErH." Matinee Saturday l
MUTTON" Admission. rtfiy and Twenty
nvs Cent?.
- Reserved seats for sais d ASH Book
Store. Boz sheet now open.
ROBERT n. xBKRLK.
se77 Manager ~ Rose xytings.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-04

TEE coolest thing to wear In hot
weather IL q suit Of clothes made Of Irish
frsizs. II makes an Ice suit.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-04

r LIBERAL SPECIAL PREMIUMS FOR ALL
IL worthy articles exhibited, not mentioned In
schedule. The Society will give. In addition 70
the premiums named, o gold medal 70 The most
msniorious exhibition In each department..
The Soeietyis silver medal will be the award OF
highest merit. All premiums over hye dollars
may. IN tho discretion OF the Board Of Trustees,
be paid In the Bociety's plats, manufactured
expressly for tho purpose.
Gazette Gold Medal-value, 800.
RENO. August IS. 1871.
JAnrs II. BonLAnp. Secretary: Pleas orr
Q gold medsi-value. ti00-from the Ersniay
Gdzsts. for the best and largest exhibit In any
Department o. your Fourth Annual Fair.
Respectfully JOHN =. ALEXANDER.
RAILROAD ARRANGEMENT.
All fright will be shipped 10 and from the
Fair. over the Virginia and Truckes Railroad.
The osntrsi rseine will transport articles for
exhibition. within the stats. FREQ Of charge;
a half ratss from other States.
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ATTENTION. ENGINEERS I

mHE FIRST rIvIsIoN OF STATIONARY
i ENGINEERS Of Virginia City hersby ten
der 4 cordial Invitation 70 eli thetr brother
enaineen Of STOREY and Lyon counttes 10 sttsnd
the bali 70 Be given p then g Soopsrs Hal
on the night Of OCTOBER NINTH.
Y. B. sABiN. chief Engineer.
!. X. CoulfIn, Secondary. se1s Nv
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COOK WANTED.

UAsrKp, MMEDIArErs y. AT TIE
competent American Cook. ossS
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-07-10

The fourth passed Of very quietly
There was A dance at Dtuiels's in the
Whittcmore District.
Summer company has begun TO arrive.
A L. Denison, Esq, Of Portland, wife
aud daughter. are at Msior Mellen's.
Profs a +. Daniels. and c. A Cole and
vile are visiting their families, IS il also
W. d. Estes. Esq OF Vermont.
The next sermon in Dr. Estes course
viii be upon the power OF God His
discourse last Sunday wss OF mach IT.
terest and worth.
Sunday was Sarm Jay, and the Elp-
Ii, Church was but hail ventilated. Ono
lady tainted from The heat.
Wal the citizens OF Paris Hill District,
men and women, meet at the Academy
on Wednesday evening OF This week. a.
5 O'Clock. to confer on the subiec, OF
getting Aearse, and hoarse house. Tor
the use of this people CmlsN.
The Paris lIill Ladies' Aid Society will
meet with Mrs. Mason. this (Monday)
evening. at O'Clock. \ full attendance
is desired
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growing appe,ites from the recent ride,

growing appe,ites from the recent ride.
We begun our little journey from the sta
ton to the csmp-gvound. A few minutes
walk brought Us 10 the grove, where We
were seated while hymn was sung and
prayer offered Then came the appoint
ment OF committees for crcqaet, swings,
bali, etc. and the glove was soon re-
sounding With the merry laugh Of chill
dren. Every one found pleasant enter
tainment, some IN games, while others
wandered around the grounds; few
even were ST. enthusiastic as 10 set oet
on a trip to the Poland Springs. Though
they had quite a walk, they assured US
on their return that they had had mag
nihcent time. At the dinner hour we
need not ssy'that we gave the baskets a
thorough overhauling. aud did ample
Justice to their contents; for all who have
been in & like situation. know the pleas
antry OF picnic dinner; this was no ex-
cepuOn to the general rule. The alter
noon wore pleasantly away, and at half
pas; three O'Clock we took the train sgain
tor or homes, all pronouncing the day a
very happy one. y.
The new Post Office at this place is IA
model of neatnoss and convenience. The
waiting room is provided with desk and
writing materials, while It's walls are
hung with maps and o.her decorative
articles. The Pos;-master's rooms con
Sist OF a private office and mailing room
TIE latter is fitted with every con-
vonierco tor the business. An ingenious
wheel invented 10y the poS,-master's son,
has been provided Tor the accommoda-
ton of those who do rot rent boxes.
The centre OF the whee! serves as a
newspaper closet.
Mr. Geo. Jones, formerly of the An
drews house, has bought the shop of
Robert Smith near the Grant Trunk
Depot.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-07-10

Iadcpendence Day in the morning
arrived none too soon tor the many lite
and ~ boys who wor, aaxiouS TO make
grand noise ON ,bs, cyrn,ful occasion.
The usual amount of ;orpedoes, guns,
chinese crackers, pistols, a.. testified 10
The patriotism 81 the rising generation.
and the great demand for teams OF al
sorts ohoycVith to celebrate. and The
slmos; universal closing OF stores Sa3
shops proclaimed 90 ell lockers on. TIA,
oar National Day IS s:.i, remembered aud
greatly -eyerei ty the sons ofthe fathers
ot Scyeu,y-siV. The weather vas as per
tect as il well could be made. AdrC rain
from Que 20 three A. II. !aii the 'aS, pay
iicle O, dust, and all nature seemed 90
rejoice with those ,ha. ioiced through
cot ;hc .iyoicug DAY. The ligh, lni-r-
trY Company q Band wen; 20 Dud.ey 5
Grove in Waterford, while hundreds q
orr citizens. sailed tie ho1d-v4tegs OF
the Big Lake, or picknick' q beneath the
outrageous shadows of he beautiful
forests upon its shores. Upon the north
eastern shore. beneath the Outstre,Cbed
arms OF the dark evergreeuS. completely
hidden from the sunlight. our Joe" had
pitched bis tent and Invited the tribes to-
gether. And To- they came from all
quarters of the heavens. Oscar reported
three hundred; l doubt the figures. Bu,
it was a Jolly. good natured crowd as
ever came together. Dinner aud supper
were eaten there beneath the ShelteIing
branches OF The Zig trees. All the deli
cacies and most Of the subs,antialS Ol
the season loaded down the tables.
The following were installed as officers
Of Norway Lodge. No. 10. l. y. O. f.,
for the current term. on last Tuesday
evening. by d. d. G.. Master. Geo. a.
Wilson OF 81. Paris:
Freeland Howe, n. e; George z.
Young. V. c.; Chas. f. Whitman. i.
S John L. Horn. Treas. +. j. Brown.
Con; ID. II. Harmon. Warden; Z V.
Howe. Chaplain; Joseph Churchill, O.
c.; A. G. McCnsiis. /. e.; O. y. Brad
bury. r. s. y. e.; +. II. Sargent, L. >
y. c.. O. NJ Cummings. L. S. V. G. ;
4. II. R}erson. l.. 5. Y. q. C. F. Mil
lett, L. S. s.; s s Billings. L. 5. $.
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West Paris.

The matrh game 81 base hall plA, ed
at lhis place last Saturday, June 80, be-
tween the Bethel Il. Il. Club and a picked
nine q, West Pats. resulted in victory
tor On, West Pui, bays, he game stand
iog to-.
The potato bags are developing rap
idly, and many pieces ot potatoes will
bc ruined Toy them.
The Fourth va, ushorod in ms few
lire cracker, aai general b,diam among
small boys. At S O'Clock all >iIus OF 0ri
glorious Fourth had disappeared. aud
oUr people were seen vending their way
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