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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-14

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And I'm accordance with law. and IN order Of
TIC board Of Dircctorp. made on the 9TH day o.
haroA. 1871, 20 many shares OF earn peics,
OF such stock - may be necessary w Do sold
o. public auction. at the of1cs o. the Conipanys
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strest, Ban Franeiseo, CaIiforuta. on Tuuk5'
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said dslinqusnt assessment thereon. togtthrr
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COMPETING FOR CERTIFICATES.

Tssns Ladies' asd 0essisaea whs
Wass 20 - resehsrs Exaaina-
siou NJ the Geld Hill csatra1
heh0ol.house.
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rIiE srATR PRISON.

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-uAx,xor TO NIX ABOLISHED.

The Senate Committee on Naval Al.
fairs. to which was referred the petition
Of Joseph Bsal, Jr., for reappointment
to the Naval Academy at Annapolis.
yesterday reported ~unfavorably TO the
petitioners, and the young man will
nov have TO seek some other employ.
msnt for his abilities, than walking the
quarter deck OF q man-of-war. and bull
dosing ignorant sailors. 1t will be re-
membsred that Beal vas court-martialsd
last Summer for the offence known as
"haxing." convicted and sentenced to
dismissal. The practice Of "hazing."
which simply means the torture Of
young cadets by their older compsn-
ions, had become so general and so no.
torious In the Naval Academy, that 1t
was necessary to make an example Of
some n in order that cadets might
realize that the law against II meant
something. and would be strictly en-
forced. II was the misfortune OF young
Bsal TO Be called upon to furnish this
much needed example. He was one Of
the ripglsadsrs among the 'hazers."
aud 1t does not appear that there were
any mitigating circumstances in his Case
to appeal to the clemency Of the court.
His prompt expulsion has already had a
good effect on the cadets, and the disci-
plins Of the school is greatly improved.
To reinsiate him now would lie simply
10 undo all the good that has been done.
and impress the cadets with n very nat
ural contempt for . law Of Congress so
pitifully executed. The committee was
right in recommending the dismissal Of
the petition in his favor without action.
To have done otherwise would have
been To impair the efficiency OF the reg
ulstions governing the Academy. and to
demoralizo the service Of which he a..
pires 10 be an ornament.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-13
The New Silver Dollar.

Through the courtesy Of J.. II. Man.
In. 800, q, ,.,J ..... =, v..h.
as'ihs' 'o
ington, We have received O copy oil the
following bill. authorizing the coinage
- :, AZ. L. ILL., -, q.
anu issuc VI 'hs Si'sf uoha'' anu iof
other purposes:
10 IL enacted by the Senate and House Of
Representatives OF the United States
of America In Congress assembled;
That there shall be, from timo 10 time,
coined, at the minis Of the United States,
silver dollars Of the weight OF four hun.
drej aud twelve and one-balf grains staud.
ard silver. In tho mode provided In title
thirty-seven Of tho Revised Statutes Of the
limited States. the bullion for which shall
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ADOPT ruE COMPROMISES.

by all means our Legislators at Car.
son City should adopt the compromise
in the matter Of mining aud bullion tax.
alton, recently assented to. after much
discussion. betweeu> the principal min
ing men and county officers. Az
the matter now stands. 1t is n
deadlock. and n which may be
indefinitely protracted. with disastrous
financial effect not only to the State
but to the general public. for unless the
mining interest assists. the taxes Of the
people must be correspondingly in-
creased to carry on the State Gov
eminent. Tho present law rsgu-
lating the matter vas made years
ago. when there was NO such
disastrous discount on bullion az
has existed for the past few months. and
in times when the mines were not
worked 10 such great depths and the
bullion was not produced at such tre-
msndous expense rs 1t now is. The
compromise Of this ~vexatioss matter
seems to us equitable and just in its
terms and provisions. and we hope for
the benefit Of the State and tho tazpay-
ing people generally that ii will DO
adopted.
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more lsaisnt eye. and b more disposed
to forget and 10 forgive their errors. The
passags Of the electoral bill was. an Mr..
Can says. . grave political blundsr-
worse than that, Il was . crime against
the nation ; for II said to the people vir.
tually: "You have gone through the
form Of voting for President. and now
We propose to play . little game Of po.
hiicai poker. 10 see whether or not the
result Of your votes shall stand. You
have had your amusement. now We must
have ours and the result Of our little
game must DO hual. sven though II over
throw the expression Of your sovsrsig.
vim"
Mr.. Cars speech was . terrible ar
raignmsnt Of the Democratic party for
yislding what he claimed was the fruit.
Of their victory. and placing IL in the
power Of . Commission TO turn Tildsn
out OF tho White House. OF course his
frantic how'll about e victory" and Til
dsn's rights is all bosh. Had the count
procssdsdin the good old.fashioned con-
stitutional way. Mr.. Hayes would most
certainly have been dscla. ed elected.
But the average Democrat will not con-
slider this indeed the average Dem
ocrat Is incapable Of considering any
thing except the fact that his party is
defeated. and a Carr says. he will
blame the tribunal first. and then his
anger and Indignation viii fall upon the
men Of his party who conceived and
created Il. This speech Is nrs-brand
cast into the Democratic camp by one
Of its own generals. which is destined to
snvslop il in a grand confagration. II
will not surprise the political student II
this electoral bill eventually results in
the disruption Of the Democratic party.
and tho scattering Of its forces 10 the
four winds OF heaven. II such an event
should fortunately occur wo imagine
that the tears shed over its remains will
be few and far between.
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NEVADA I1lMs.'

The Eureka Ssndnel Of Sunday say. :
Some tims sinco Professor Stewart said
thsre was no coal to b. found In EAsetn
Nevada. In spite OF this decision, tAe
Pancake coal mine continued 70 DO worried
with good results, and givss great promise
for tho future. We have now snotner I'M
portsnt discovery 10 record. John ..
Jones and william R. Huse have been
prosp.cting for some time on the Pancake
range Of mountains. and have now struck
II Al 4 point on tho Sullivan road. one and
a half miles west Of the Pancake Coal Com
psny's mine. Tho vein 10 two feet Wide
md Of a quality Of coal known q "binding
coal" censiasrsd tho best. The vein was
struck after sinking Q depth Of "a feet. and
running a drift for the distance Of 20 feet.
The bottom OF the under lead In blue sand
stone and the top slate. The vein pitches
10 The southeast, and seems 10 increase In
width a. u IL developed. Messrs. Jones
and Huse have been prospecting In that
locality for about q year. The above vein
was struck u year ago. They arc now
engaged In extending tho drift Along the
course Of the vein.
Judge Cole on Saturday denied the sP-
Dltc1tlOn OF tue Eurckh Oousoiiastyu A.h
Ing Company fer an injunction against the
Richmond Consolidated Mining Company
1imitsd) Of London. and ordered tho 70
strainiug order vacated. The decision was
made oil the ground that the London cor
poration was not the right defendant. The
sams proceedings will Immediately DO In
stituted against tho American corporation
Of tho Richmond Mining Company Of Ne
vada.
The total idebtsdness Of Nys county. -
appears In the Belmont Courier. foots up
$16,750 10. This amount includes $20.-
SIS 90 In Courthouso bonds.
On Wednesday evening, the 14th Inst, .
grand 81. Valentines ball will be given at
Carson Theater Hall. Tho hall will be
splendidly decorated.
Rsno IL troubled with drunken Indians
and squaw fights. The Ga,stie prays hum
bly, for relief from the nuisance.
Tho TSibsse says Carson'has Nero social
clubs TO the square inch than any other
town In the Union.
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cARR.s

That vas q remarkable speech Of Rep.
ressntaiivs Carr In The House Of Repre-
~seutatives yesterday. In which he placed
the Democratic majority Of that body
on trial before he people for b~etraying
themselves and proving ~treaehsrous TO
their constituents. Its logic applies
with equal force 10 any recrsant Rspub-
Leans who voted 10 set aside the will Of
the people and shake dice for the Prssi-
dency. with the exception that - the
trpartits commission 10 deciding In
their favor. and thus good 10 coming out
Of their hasty action. their constituents
will probably look upon them with .
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An ACCOMMODATING MAS.-Just before
noon yesterday, some carpenters who
we're repairing a building on Jefferson
avenue. called upon apsdestrian to help
hoist q long pole. which was TO form q
scaffold support. When II was up he
was asked to steady the pole. and un-
known 10 him Il wal mads fast 10 the
top with q rope. The carpenters went
out the other side Of the building. 60
ing homo to dinner, and said nothing TO
the accommodating man In front. He
thought they were o good while getting
ready. but no kept his brace against the
pole for a long half hour. fearing each
moment that Il would ovsrpower him
and fall across the street. At length q
boy came along. saw how things were.
and cried out
"You can't stoal that pole unless you
unite the rope at the top"
The accommodating nan stepped
back, realized his position. and the way
he kicked n bunch Of shingles 10 pieces
forced the boy TO sxclaim
"Wsll, now, I've seen q good many
men get mad. but I never saw . mans
teeth hang out a. his do"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-13

I understand that NO members Of the
Legislature will be admitted 70 thsrscsp-
ten wearing their pants in their boots,
and that all the gentlemen who attend will
be required to wear boiled shirts. These
strict and arbitrary usages OF society
arc q trammel on the liberty Of Democratic
Legislators. and ought 10 be prohibited by
statute. The idea Of refusing . citizen
admittance TO 4 dance because he don't
wear q clean white shirt Is contrary 10 the
spirit Of American Institutions and In con-
travention Of . vested right Of the Demo-
cratic party. Tony GRxxs.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-13

0reenebaum, Helblng Q Co.
Trustees ,.................h
| drs~nebsum, Heibing 4 Co,
Trustees ..........,.......l
| Grccnebsum. Heibing & 90,
trustee
Green. baum, Hsibing d Go.
Trustees ,,................6
orpenebaum, Hslbing 4 Co.
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NEW TODAY.

JULIA C0Ae0LIDArED MINING
d COMPANY .-Locstion Of principal place
OF business, San Francisco, callfornis.
Location OF works, Virginia Mining District,
Storey county. Nevada.
Notce.-Thers are delinquent upon the fol-
ewing Sc ,dsss & sso q On :seSunt q .,ssss'
1871. the several mounts set opposite he
names Of the respective shareholder. - FOL.
lows:
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DAVID DuDLKr has evidently bitten
OF more than he can chew. in that Lou
isianA business.
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

NaEMBKns OF THE GOLD HILL MINERS
wi Union .r sm 5eSTs:,sd . s..s%ss ~ n,l'
10 attend the funeral OF their late dsosasod
brother. JOHN o'KEKFI. BY order.
THOMAS BURKE. Preaident.
q. II. MolnIsoH. Secretary. fei3 10
IKnterprse copy.l
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At THE CAPITAL.
a vERY LIVELY TILT BErwKEN
II0HELs AND HARRIS.

The Hsedlana Hsme BiiI Again
influence 81 Women on Legis-
lasioa.
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trnox OrR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT
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The Gold Hill Daily News has
now tina LARGEST and heat

circulation Of any evening
newspaper published In the
State Of Nevada. Il il
therefore the very best and
most efficient medium for
business, mining and all
other advertising.
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rur BIESvESu L U

Gives q reception tomorrow night,
which will be the first full-dress party Of
the session. A number Of the members
are invited. and. they are trying TO borrsw
svallsw-tailed coats Of the unlimited ones.
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BORN.
MARRIED.

KING In Sacramento. February 10. TO the
wife II Nelson King, Q son.
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$1,000 EWARD.

., A sSais. al: 81 Il ss:n:. Se 81 i,s ss:'rv'f i.i az
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-13

During the season win be presented the fol-
lowing Operss: Bohemian 0lri, airofis 0irona,
Ia Piile dc Madame Angot. Ia Perichol.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-13

Speaking 10 another question to-day,
Speaker Mighsls stated that he had I'm.
Official information that the proposed com.
promise Of the bullion tax difficulty. II
effected 1t all, would DO effected within the
next four or 1--we days. Al yet II Is hard
10 determine what Is the exact feeling Of
the Legislature in this matter ; bat, judg.
ing from indications, I am led to believe
that . majority Of the Legislature will be
inclined to look favorably on . proposition
which shall be Just to both the State and
the counties on one side, and the mining
companies on the other. In fact. I think
there 10 . disposition 10 look favorsbly on
the plan Endorsed by the Storey County
Commissioners. which I mentioned In de-
tail In my last letter.
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Or. Smapne'S GompomnS Sprnp
1ru 0HiIScn Girfdben

riTt bas iltrl an Der @ur;sl, tAtem er SaS
9lrt rsiuiot, fer 9sbsr Hne etr Sieren ibre ee>
iuubs 5b6tistsit ;uridsikt une eas Rtrstnls>
item itarft.
CT IN eas sin;ise rirflamt Tittel etstH
9lutuna, Rrruhiale une ale 0unesnfranfbti>
ten. SdpinnfIl6tee uuo iul6e, bic III ihra~
der 2unst srdbispOairt fnb, fultsn nitt ser>
Ittl.n, ritiss srrRe sssrtabilii6e 5siIHittsl an
3uperotn. a., e,
Stin. nuntsrsars 9raft, ni&t tlcs utsr
S6mintIu6t, f,nhrn ltsr jsets drrnli6e Nst'
ban, no cine alnlitlife altrratice &ttirn u0>
tsia III, III bsrieisn. 9ur4 isinsn gebrau6
wirb Der Sufer tsirisisn. Durd lsinen ges
trau6 mirb Der Suitsn Iuric, Der Nahi6pets
sern,inbsrt I'D, Der S6msrl l6st nab, Der
9u(s tebrt in fsinsm nat!lrlitsn Statue jrrud,
Ger Maarn pirb in 1tintr 8roft, Nabrun9smits
t,l III sereousn unb gu diitHiiIrcn, feitartt uno
irbem Ersan pirh eiu teiItrcs une rtinrrss
9(ut ,uaefutrt, aus pelhcm iib nenes rrtrsa|
tires rnb rIsliiiSes sHcteria! blett.
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Sos fmsst me
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Grau ron 0riinau lGbte auf itrem
berrlt6rn eautsute In traurtsrr Gtnflm'
felt. Cine sarse &eibe fSmersli&cr I'M
slldsfdtfe bate lie .bstrrfen. Dor 3tpci
Sabren bate fe ibrsn @endbI Ssrlrreu
nit benz fe rur Elm Scr; une cine Sesle
sereIen, unb ron uudusirrr6lt6tn
SdmmtrS bate fe nit tbren bret 8inber'
den bic eelirbtt dsi6s au @rabe beSlet'
tet. SIN Spriaen Sabre tpurben atpsi
tbrer 8inbcr, swei fr6bti6e, bpTuunss-
Dptle &na5en, ppn ben 9lattern blntreg.
seraft, ,..unb Ie benGste bic Slunten, mo-
nit lis bic ;wet tleinen @riter betrdn;t
bate, nit bsi6en GbrGnen. gu @rfans
btcies Sa9res etbtett iie Die HaAr tAt
tRr etr3tser Sruber, Elm tapferer Sffbter,
Der ii6 int Selbe tefanb, fsi Zen Sob
flr's @uterlanb ssfprben, unb bteirr neue
Shmer3 erneuerie unb permebrtr tbre
tiefe 9strlbnib. Ser etnSiSeS nod a6ri'
9ss &Inb, Reliue, Gin .fplbes Mdb4en
Von stpa a6t Bis neun Sabren, mar
nod bic etnSise 5runbe, bic iie auf Gr'
BEN tattr.
Gincs GaseS nun, bd bic CUTE Nutter,
bic ibre Sc6ter feltR untterrt@tete, an
ibrem &rbeitSti149en n6Hf benz Sen.
fer fas unt Wetins neben tbr fanb, unb
pdbrenb bic @uttsr ndb,e, aus BEN
9d&Iein, bas aufsef4lasen auf benz
Glide lag, laut SUrlas, trat elm Srent'
Der In bas 3tmn,er. Gr btelt etne S&rtfl
in Der Sanb, r,taAte cine tar3e 9erbeu8
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en- 6errn BON @riinau cine fletne SHalb.
fOrberuns babe, bic blpe apsttauisnt
Rei6stbaler betrasc. 5rdu pen @rit
uau funb bisls S&utb RD4f nnpatr'
lAetntt6. s1ntal Der 3rentbe nitt aulr
gefsn aefteibet mar unb cher hGs sLas
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Qterdtur.

SIM @erldo Der .Serrtn S6Gftr nre
3proet In Ybtlaeelpttd, Gde Der 4. UNI
gSpcbfrdbe, erIhtcn Irtben une III eurf
bic Grpsbittpn birIes 8lattes peer etrFtI
ron ben gsrlesern Al be;ieben
Mppletpn's beutlb eneltl6e 8r1rltiiar
fur Shul. umb Selbfuutsrrt@t. Neus
pratttIhe WctGpbe bic eu9lifhe Serdrte
In fur;cr Belt 9tlen, S6reitsn unb Spre'
den III lcrnen, nit Nrgabe etl enaltl4rn
Sluslrrattc Unb &ctcnurs YpR Sptn I.
9lppletpn, q. 9f. 5SS Seiten, gutter Gth'
bano unt hcr biGise SrriS son $3.50.
"@rrtintate Stddten Sriefiteaer" IN
teutIb eusliIter Gerfdhung, rbtr Nn'
lrihu1 our rihtiaeu MbfaNNnA aner IN
Sen dllaemeinen QtbenSpertGltntech, TO-
pie I'M GefbdftSlsbsn Ger 8ertinieten
Staaten pprtpmmenben Sriefe. NuhGee,
llrfunesn, II. (. n. nebft elmer ginlettuna
lbsr &ebibreibuns une Snterrunttten
nebIt etnem Nnbanse rrn @elegenbetts'
9tbibten. Teunlebnte Guflnse. Sn
suttm @inbanbe NIT 528 Seiteu. $retS
81 so.
Ter solltommene dmeritdniite @t'
fb6Itsmdnn." Gin .6anb- une Sllls'
bud fir 8eihiftsleutt aIer Art In ben
@trsinistsn Staaten ppn Ncredmerit1.
"Sltrcr i'm 8sibIftslCben." Gnltt'
tuns, fh I'm 8efbdftSitben I6rtftltd
ausSutrldrn, enslifb uRb hrutfb, nebl
elmer @uswaN ppn &ersn,.. &btanelnn'
gen une Gr;dbluusen junt lleterltsen,
nit Gnsrfistrm @orterbu6. Gcu Setn'
rid @inal nit 200 Soften Nns gut etn'
setuuecn.
Die pSnttlutt Geels, bes III: @s'
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bic @GIttdtt ron GrlhaFurs her gSrli
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ben Shnitt ttr N8rtrrtttr, uue srine.
lite Nnlritura snr SIumenju6t, NIT se.
nauer &erldlidtisung Ger amrritnniihen
@erbdlnibe ron Eriecrit gtarnrr. 55e'
Esittn, ftt6n dstuneen.
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nit 256 Seitrn.
sBir ma6en unfere seebrtcr teutIhtn
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laeelpbta ~ rriitr. S1rduf dufmsrtlant,
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Gr. SipaDne'S
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