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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-24
GAMBErTA RE-sENrENcED.

Gambstta has had his second trial on
appeal. and the court has affirmed the
sentence Of the lower tribunal. which
means that tho French statesman must
20 to prison for insulting the honor and
dignity Of President MacNfahon. This.
OF course. dsbars him from any partici-
patton in the elections on the l4th Of
October. II does more than this. II
DISTINGUISHES him for the next Ave years.
Whether or not MaeNfahon has not
o~ver-reached himself In thus defyine
the people and casting their leader into
prison for no other crime than espous-
ing their cause. remains TO be seen. He
has certainly preeipitatsd a crisis upon
France which will end either In His over.
throw by a popular revolution. or in the
perpstuation Of his power by means OF
the army. This persecution Of Gam.
be,ta will strengthen the popular party.
and the Chamber OF Deputies to be cleo
ted nett month, will be more strongly
Republican than the one which preceded
IL. II MacMshon i.r--. then. to Ills
solve IL. rs he threatens to do. he will
east a iire-brand into the heart Of tn.
multuous Paris. the flames OF which
will light up all France. and plunge that
unhappy nation u ngain into the
horrors Of civil war.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-24
AdoIph Sutro.

No one has had better opportunities
Of realizing the truth Of the old saying
that "nothing succeeds like success "
than has Mr.. Sutro. After having strue-
gled against odds which would hay,
utterly dishsartened n man OF less pluck
and persistence, he il ut last near the
end oi his labors and In anticipation of
q favorable income which will more than
Offset all former troubles. The past few
years have been exciting oncs TO Adolph
Sutro. From the moment that the Com.
stock mining companies discovered that
they were sinking downward at q rate so
much In advance Of the approach OF his
tunnel to them. they have fought his
project dsterminsdly. bitterly. At every
step they inierposej fresh difficulties
and presented every obstacle that legal
strategy and mining tactics could sne-
gest. Mr.. Sutro in the beginning
hailed as a public benefactor, when III.
mining companies thought themselves
nearing tho end Of their tether and
exaggerated the benefits to be derived
from the tunnel became first nh inter.
loPer aud then an enemy when II was
found that the mines could be worked TO
the tunnel level without his assistance.
The companies repudiated their con.
tracts. on the ground CT non.psrform-
ance Of promises on Mr.. Sutro's part,
and carried the warfare to extremes. II
10 wonderful that the tunnel has been
pushed 80 far. In the face Of apparently
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-24

IT Is certain that President Hayes
visit to the South is having a remark.
ably good effect upon every class Of her
citizens. lie IL the first Chief Masistrat-
Of the nation who has visited that sec.
ton since the clese Of the war. and he
goes 10 the men who suffered so greatly
during the war. rishtiully. IL is true.
and carries with him peace and good.
fellowship. II. speaks to them words
IL encouragement and good cheer. and
makes them feel ~ no other mnn could
make them feel. that all bitterness and
hostility has gone. and that the era Of
reconciliation and harmony has come.
Surely in this. he IL doing good work.
and n for which the whole nation
should be grateful.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-24
IRucKEE ITEMS.

Iron the rrueher Republican. Sept AL
Those in the vicinity Of Truckse. who
we're awake Saturday night about half
past ". had the pleasure Of witnessing
one Ct those brilliant astronomical phe.
nomena. which occur only once In n
great while. From those who saw the
sight W. learn that an unusually large
and bright meteor Was seen travelling
from the southwest TO the northeast.
IL. apparent diameter was about eight
inches. and II moved very slowly. and
shons with a shining white light. some.
what tinted with blue. The light given
out vas so strong rs to light mp the sur
rounding mountains. When the meteor
hal travelled about on~s.fourth Of the
distance between ia. two Horizons. and
was directly overhead IL burst iuts u
ihou.and Fragments. just as-the head OF
q rocket eiplodes. As no report was
heard to follow the explosion. it must
have occurred ut a great height above
the earth.
At the mill Of the Truckss Lumber
Company. = painful and serious accident
happened. in which Mr.. II. Shens was
the unfortunate victim. In atts ndine
the sdger. one Of the planks while being
handled by Mr. Shens caught in some
manner between the saw and the frame
work and q portion OF il snapped of, the
broken part hitting Shsne with such
force On to cut q deep wound several
- L.. l..,t mat .haxa tha lnsa
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-24
:. nKYosp THE srERRAs.~

Under the above title Rev. A. H.
Tsvis has written a book telling what
be saw and heard during . recent visit
to the Pacific Coast. lie did not stay
long. but having M eye to business de-
termined to utilize what information he
could obtain from any source and put
the same into profitable form. 80 he got
up this book. II is quite entertaining
In many fpoints, but his necessarily
hasty aud superficial observations dur.
ing his brief season Of intercourse
among our people. leads him into many
errors in his deductions and illustra.
tons. consequently errors and incon.
s~ruitiss are plenty throughout the pages
OF his book. Even in the very title OF
the work he commits q common. yet no
lsss ridiculous blundsr. ''Sierra" ia
the proper grammatical word in this in.
stance. meaning both singular and plu.
raj. Sierra is . Spanish word. signify
ing . range Of mountains. or rather the
ssrrated tops or SUBMITS Of the range,
showing a saw-toothed appearance
against the sky. sierra mcaning also a
saw. in Spanish. There is but n 81.
ezra in this section, and that is the
Sierra Nevada.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-24

VIZ reported n few days ago that a
man named James DAILY. while engaged
In cleaning out the rubbish from the
cellar Of his house in Austin. had struck
ore which, judging from appearasc--.
would assay very highly. An assay was
made ON Saturday last. which resulted
in giving the grand valu. Of q 1910 ~
per ton. The vein is very narrow. bu,
q very narrev vein. yielding at this rate.
would assure q mans fortune. Tn.
street and bar-rooms Of Austin are now
deserted. every man who has . house
being assiduously engaged In cleaning
out his cellar.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-24
rus s.N FRANcisCO MINT AND
Custom HOUSE.

The Treasury Commission. which has
lately been investigating the manage
ment OF the Mint and Custom House in
San Francisco. have completed their Ia
bors. and are now engaged in preparing
their reports. Ts simplify and facili-
tate matters. the reports have been Al.
ranged under different heads. which are
apportonsd among the several membsm
Of the Commission for treatment. When
the reports are completed thsy are to b
submitted TO the entire Commission for
revision and approval. Iu this manner
Il IL believed that the results Of the in
vsstigaiion can b pat Into shape for
Submission to Secretary Sherman BY the
first OF October. thus giving him ample
time TO examine the reports and form
his conclusions before the meeting OF
Congress In extra session on the 18th.
Whatever may be the nature Of this
report. all will agree that the commis-
sion has done its work faithfully and
speedily. A great number Of witnesses
have been examined. and the sIamina-
ton wa searching aud impartial. Ev-
eryihing. too, was conducted deeentiy
and In a manner bscouiing to the dignity
Of the Treasury Department. In striking
contrast 10 the Democratic investigations
in Washington and elsewhere. aysar age.
IL IL true that Frank Pixlsy. aspiring to
rival David Dudley Field. did attempt to
play the bulldog on one or two occa-
sions. and to brow-beat respectable but
indignant witnesses. But his Efforts at
imitation in this direction were sum.
marily squelched BY the Commission.
and alter afev abortive attempts at bull
dosing be yielded himself to the insvita-
lie. and became even esn,lemanly In his
questioning and crcss.questionins. Even
the witness Pinnsy, a sslf.eonfssssd
thief. whose word Is no batter than that
Of u convicted perjursr. was treated with
the utmos, courtesy. and his testimony
allowed to 90 on the record alongside Of
that OF men whose boots he Is not worthy
to polish.
We shall soon know whether in the
opinion Of the Commission there has
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-24
GENERAL NEWS ITEMS.

The story Of the S~motherses and the
Lindssys Is thus told by the Lebanon
(Ky.) Standard: Jshn Lindsey married.
Harriet Smothsrs T; Sarah NJ. Lindsey
Was given In marriage 10 Thomas
Smothers William Lindsey sspoused
Sarah Smothers. and after the death OF
the latter married Bette Smothsrs
Ellen Lindsey Was married to Isaac
Smo,hsrs, and Buford Lindsey married
Rsbscca Smothers. II isn't often q
whole family Smothers in affection IN
that way.
Mrs. P, near Lexington. NORTH
Carolina, was cured OF an %inorliua,,
thirst for liquor in q novel way. An old
man told her friends to catch an eel In
the month Of May and put IL in a bottle
Of LIQUOR and there let ii die. She
drank from the bottle. and has nsvs'
touched liquor since. She revolts at the
thought Of IL.
The lawful heirs OF the late John Rus
sell. OF Jefferson county. Pennsylvania,
a n alleged miser who left about So, 00O,
are much disturbed by the unexpected
,iscovsry some time after his death OF .
will giving the greater part OF his wealth
to benevolent organizations IN Ohio
They will contest II.
James o. Woodruff and Genera
Daniel ~sfacauley OF indianapolis, have
chartered n vessel with which to start
on October LIST, for = sail around the
world. Two hundred anu fifty younp
men who are to study and See the world
at the same time aro 10 DO taken. and
also q faculty consisting Of eighteen
professors and assistants.
The Howard family VI Paris, Ken.
lucky, are tall. The father is q feet 4
inches; the mother O feet =. inch; their
six o a range from Q feet > TO q feet
lli... aud their daughters from 0 feet 2
to q feet >. These are the figures given
by the Kostuckidp. and anybody who
does not believe them can write 10 the
editor.
John Hsarns. u farmer living near
Raleigh, North Carolina. gave = din.
ner TO q remarkably polite tramp. who
said he had been acquainted with n
family Of the same name In Quebec.
This chance remark led TO the union Of
two brothers who had been separated for
eighteen years.
The West still has some lively towns.
Mayor Gwin. Of Ellington. Illinois. has
been fined $40 for an assault on the
City Attorney. and the latter has been
fined Sc for hitting back. And the
Marshal was specifically instructed To
send both to the rock pile in default Of
payment.
A Teachers Institute in Washington
Territory declared that female teachers
are entitled TO the same pay ~ males
for the sane services. OF curse in
that far-off and presumably bsnighted
region they can't he expected to see
that the other and accepted plan Is just.
Rev. Charles II. Leinbach. Of Penn
~sylvania. claims that In the past ihir-
teen years be hiss preached lao ser
mons, baptized loo infants and 81
adults, preached $40 funeral sermons.
married $50 couples and administered
communion to II, 700 persons.
Sixty murlsrers and twenty other
criminals are at large in Tennessee. for
whose arrest rewards rgsregatine s2o,Ooo
have been offered Intellectually.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-24

And In accordance with Law. and an order Of
the Board Of Directors. made on the 18th
day ~ August. 1871, % many shares OF each
be rold at public auction. - the omoe al III
Company. Ma. 400 Montgomery str et, Room !.
San Francisco. California on THURSDAY,
the ii'h day Of October, 1871. at the hour
Of 8 O'Clock r. n. OF said day, 10 pay 'aid Dc.
linquent assessment thereon. together with
Goals Of advertising and expsnsss OF tie sale.
TiIAD. 4. FITCH. secretary.
Onice-Room Z, No. 2t0 Montgomery street,
San Francisco. California. 'ss2t "a
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-24

insurmountabls obstacles. There have
been times when II seemed a. though
work must be given up. and when al
msst every outsider sxpsctsd to see the
whole scheme collapse. Tunnel stock
went begging. and tunnel crsdit was at
q low ebb for q long time. But the in
defatigablo Sutro always managed some
how TO obtain funds for the prosecution
Of work below ground and in the courts.
His hackers seemed inspired by the
same faith in the future OF the enter
prise. Mr.. Sutrc himself never wavsr'
ed In his confidence in the ultimate sue.
cess Of his plans. And now. after oil
these years, the work Is at last drawing
near completion. The end Ia already IN
sight. Mr.. Sutro has not yet acquired
a position In which he can dictate terms
I o the companies, but he Is In mach
better trim for conducting the last great
fight. II nght there Is to be.-S. n.
Stock Rsport.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-24
sixth Day saturday. October 20,

IS. TRorTiNa.-Pune. $1,000; sisss. a11
mile heats. three In Ave, ~ harness; free fol
ali. First, $500: second. $50 third. 800.
Closed, with the following entries: l.. j
Rose names bib. m. Heauii ul Belle; 4. L
Daniels names b. Z. D~utchmAn ; W. l.. Pntehart
names CD. G. Governor stanford W. II. cads
names b. z. Dirieo; J. N. Klliips namss br. t
Lou whippls; George Y. Jacobs names Z. m.
sveet Br,ar; J. MeCord names b. 9. Red Cvssi
Charles D. Coward names biz. .. oeneral Reno,
7 10. TRorTNG.--Puus, tsooi elsss. aas
mile heath. u re IN i've. " barnes.: free for ell.
Yint $500; second. 500; third. el0o.
Oioeed With the following entries: W. u.
Jones names b. b. Dshancc u. A. 0dell names
b. m. %. Helena , 0eorgs y. jacobs names g.m.
NAY Howard; e. J. Baldwin names b. q. 81.
James; l.. J. aose names b.. z. Tommy oa,ss.
Rntriss 10 rscss !. .. . and Z close September
I ; 10 all other running races. 81 , o'etoek ?. =.
the day preceding the rsce.
Ten per cent. sntrsncs 70 oil the above 1ces.
except purses 4. . and I. Entrance money Ia
accompany the nominations.
All hones entering for state puryes must b,
owned and kept 10 Nevada % California es.t OF
the sierra Nevada for sig months prior 10 day
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-24
CALIFORNIA ITEMS.

The Santa Rosa nmes OF the goth
says: Considerable curiosity was
aroused q abort time ago BY the discov-
cry Of quite . new grave in Q secluded
place, about twelve miles north OF this
city. About twenty men assembled one
day last week and opened the grave and
found q dead Indian in an advanced
state OF decomposition. The dead Dig
ger had been placed in a box /: had on .
white shirt. was wrapped in q white
blanket. but the fact could not be ascer.
tanned whether he died from natural
causes or not. The mystery as to how
he camo there has not been solved. No
n knows anything about II.
The Orovills Mercury says: Last
Monday morning. about 2 o'clock. q
IRE broke out In the Chinese village at
the Lava Beds. about three miles below
town, and destroyed nearly the sutire
village. All the houses and stores on
both sides Of the principal street. were
destroyed. Three or four well stocked
stores we're among the number destroyed.
Probably there were thirty-nvs or forty
buildings destroyed by the fire. Like
all Chinese houses they were denssiy
inhabited. and nov many q Mongolian
wanders forth without . home.
The San Francisco Ah7 Of Sunday
says A fire broke out about 2o'clock
Yesterday In L. Messengers stable, aitua.
ted on the marsh opposite Butchertown.
and spread rapidly 70 his dys-houss AMI
Funk's tannsry, which were burned
down. including . large stock and a new
dwelling house adjoining. which was not
quite finished. II. Horns tannsry near
by, was saved. A large amount OF tan
bark stsrea In Funk's tannsry Ii still
burning. The loss will DO heavy. Tho
amount Of insurance Is not known.
Tho San Francisco Coll Of Saturday
says: There was placed on record yes
terjay = mortgage by William Sharon tn
the Hibernia Bank for n year. at eight
per cent. per annum. OF the lot 275x344
ON the southeast line Of Market street.
275 feet southwest OF Second street;
consideration 81. 0O0. 900. to raise an old
mortgage. This is the Palace Hotel
property.
Jacob weitzell an old resident OF Los
Angeles. made q desperate attempt to
kill himself Saturday afternoon at !
o'clock. lie first cut his throat. and
then fred q bullet into his head under
the chin. The wounds are not neces
sarily fatal. but be refuses to receive sur
gical aid. aud says he is determined to
die.
A Gusymas letter Of the llth instant
says Boston capitalists stand ready Ia
build a railroad to Hermazillo when
Congress confirms the concession grant
ell by President Diaz. Senator l.. q.
Pacheco. Of Sonora. has left for the
City OF Mexico. He is q cousin Of Con.
gresham Pacheco, Of California. All
is quiet In Sonora.
Saturday afternoon Dennis Harring-
ton, aged twelve years, was drowned In
the shaft Of the Illinois mine. near
Grass Valley. William Smith. an old
man. let this boy down the shaft 10 re-
cover a bucket. whom. from foul air or
other cause. the boy fell OF the rope
with the above result.
There are now only seventeen csrgoeS
Of California wheat and -four en- route to
Europe, Of which seven belong to the
crop Of 1876. From this time on the
departures hence will exceed tho arrivals
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-24

The 223 trotting race at the Fair
Grounds In Sacramento ON Saturday was
won by st. James In three straight
heats. May Howard took the second
money and George Treat the third. The
time made in the second heat was .as.
and In the thiid 2:2G.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-24

Prcx describes Disgsnes at the seat OF
war cruising about with his lantern. lie
IL In bad luck with his light, and walks
up to the Czarowitz. pointing to his
empty lantern. and says: ~ didu''
come here to look for an honest man
you know ; but I want my candle that
ysu damn Russians have eaten up"
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SPECIAL PREMIUMS.

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.Upro,.A ooLD AMI sILyER

a MININU COMPANY Location ~ prin
slpsl place Of business. san Francisco. Cali.
fcrnia.
Location of works. Lyon county. Nevada.
Noticc.-Therc are delinquent uion the FOL.
lowing described stock. on account u asses.-
ment mo. o. levied ON the 18th day OF August,
1877, the several amounts set opposite the
names Of the respective shareholders. as fol.
~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-24

The Gold Hin Daily News has
now the largest and best
circulation Of any evening
newspaper published in the
State Of Nevada. 1t is
therefore the 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, 1877-09-24

James Mccain. the Austin miner who
a few weeks ago announced himself O
candidate for United States Senator. has
been pronounced insane, and 10 70 be
sent to the Woodbridge Asylum. This
should be o warning 10 every man who
aspirss to succeed Senator Jones.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-24
GENERAL MINING AGENT
N DELAvAN

Ts AGENT FOR THE NEW YORK DUnEAIi
l fOB MINING INFORMATION. 90 broad
way. New York. L.
AGENT
For the Mining Record Of New York. VIII re.
csive Subscriptions and Advertisement iof The
.-"'' AGENT
Yor the American Mining Agency. Chicago. H..
who buy and sell Mines. Any one having Mines
- peli, IL csn he effected By putting tho matter
In his hands, through the Chicago Mining
AGENT
For the saie Of Mining Tools and Machinery
made IN New York and vicinity, such v pin-
gipss OF all slsss and descriptions.
oaes-As.1 s4 Nsrth C:strsst. vlysl.ss
City, Nevada. ani' my
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STREET CHARIOT
BETWEEN GOLD HILL AND VIRGINIA.
billy MCFARLAND, Proprietor.
INK BIGGEST THING on WHEELS.
Aoreat Convcnieneeto the rrarelIns
PUBLIC.

THE STREET CHARIOT WILL run THr
any pSint for the cum OF ~ cents. The
Chariot will DO d avn by slx nne horses. The
moet convenient arrsa gsments for getting In
and out. BILLY MCFARLAND.
sc6 I'm Proprister.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-24

Mrs. Lucy Spencer. who died at East
Boston, Massachusetts,, recently at the
age Of seventy years, weighed 400
pounds at the time OF her death. and
around her chest she measured seventy
inches. Her comm was thirty-hvs inches
wide. twenty.sight inches deep. and six
feet long. aud II required ten men to
lift Il on the day Of the funeral.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-24
RAILROAD ARRANGEMENT.

All freight will b shipped 10 and from the
Pair. over the Virginia and Truches Railroad.
free of charge.
The Central Pscinc will transport articles for
exhibition. within the statr. fIea % charge;
at half rates fiom other States.
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+ IBIRAL SPECIAL PREMIUMS ron ALL
IL worthy articles exhibited. not mentioned In
sch~duls. The Bociety will dive, IN addition 70
The preniums named, Q gold medal 70 the mot
msfiiorious exhibition 10 each department.
The Soc etyis silver medal viii BE- tbs award of
highest merit. All premiums over Ave dollars
may. IN the discretion OF the Board Of Trustees,
be paid In the socisty's piats. Manufactured
expressly for the purposs.
Gazette Gold Medal-yalue, 800.
RENO. August %. 1871.
JAnks II. DoRLAnp. Sscrstay: Piesas OF
. gold m~eial-valus. eioo-from the Ensniay
Gdtsffs, for the best and largest exhibit In any
department. d your Fourth Annual Fair.
JOHN v. ALEXANDER.
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J.. U. HALL, M. D.
Physician and Surgeon.

OFFICE AND RESIDENCES
uspssite the "Nsws" Omee, Maia &C.,
Geld Htli. Dn
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1877-01-31

NICE RULING done at The ARGUS
BlNDERY, Leayc orc srs at the counting
room, If
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1877-01-31

Nothing has revealed the Chandler con-
spiracy in clearer light than the produc
ton of zachs dispatches of Nov. 8th, In
viting fraud
This dispatch was sent to North Caro-
lima, South Carolina, Florida. Louisan,
and Oregon;
"Hayes sure of 1856 votes, If your state is safe
BE yigiant, &c, &C. T. CHANDLER"
Now look at it, re each state of the five
the impression was carried by that dispatch
that all the rest were in aud the resu,
known to depend upon it alonel CoulC
there be palmer invitation to the perpe
tration Of frauds upon the ballot box ait
the tally sheet?
What other intimation did confessed
scoundrels, like Stearns and Packard, meet
to assure them of support in any villainy
This dispatch was followed by money
$4,000 in one chuuk paid directly by Zach
Chandler to Packard, as proved by tn,
endorsed draft unearthed in a New Yorl
bank the other day.