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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-20
CIDER IN MAINE.

Citizens Of Nevada, who arc utterly
free from suuptuary laws, can scarcely
understand the extent 10 which legisls,
ton OF this kind IL carried In some oil
the Eastern States. We have all heard
Of the famous Maine law which pro.
hibits the selling Of any and all alcoholic
beverages. and some Of US have won
dsred what kind Of q place Maine must
be. with her streets unenlivened by the
glare Of the bar-room lights. 1t 10 pos.
sibls that the Maine Law has worked
good. on the principle that the proven.
tioa Of drunkenness il better than is
cure. But the last act Of the late Legis'
lature Ia Of q nature to mako ordinary
people open their eyes wide with amaze.
msnt. That act prohibits the sale,
under heavy penalties. Of sweet cider
The Thirsty soul in the far of East il
thus reduced to the consumption OF
water. pure and simple. or nothing
delicious. inocus cider. which the
farmers children sip almost before they
leave the mothers breast. Is forbidden
10 men and women Maine may be u
very nice place to live In. but the aver.
age Nevsdan will probably prefer the
mountains and gulchss Of the Silver
State. The next thing in order will be
a Law Furnishing the person who drinks
a. well as him who sells the liquor.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-20
BLACK HILLS ITEMS.
IRON the Black alr. Pioneer. March io.l

Iron the Black Hills Pioneer. March lo.l
On the 2sth Of February . regular
stampede took place from Gayyills and
vicinity. for the new diggings Cd Nevada
creek. seven miles southwest Of this
city. Within. forty-eight hours from dis
covery sixty claims were located. The
creek is about the length Of Dsadwood,
showing . heavy wash, which prospects
well on the surface.
The Luslla mine IL now down thirty
feet In q solid body OF high grade ore,
almost every piece shows free gold. This
mine Is considered by experts to be .
true assure vein, both walls being rsgu-
lar. The mine Is a very valuable one.
The Bessie lode. on Chief OF the Hills
Mountain. is now in eighty fest. forty
feet In ere. The ore prospects well; 10
considered one OF the hnsst locations In
the district. The owners are Messrs.
Murphy. Grace, Nnnsrty and Adams.
Major vroom with two companies Of
the Third Cavalry. comprising l55 men,
arrived last Sunday. They are now on
camped at the Montana stockade near
Crook City.
The Silver Chief Ia located on ophir
Hill. ons mile west Of Virginia City; at
o depth Of fifteen feet, II shows u vein OF
six feet. About five tons OF black sui.
phursts aud horn silver are on the dump.
The first south extension Of the High
lode on Bobtail gulch. Is being worked.
and shows = fine body Of ore. which
prospects and assays fiattoringly.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-20
NRPOTIsNi.

President Hayes has given to the
country the assurance that the charge
Of "nspotism." which was so freely
made against General Grant. will never
DO brought against him. The other
day he refused an appointment to office
to n man who was in every respect quail.
iaed for the position, and whose peti.
ton was signed by the most prominent
men in his locality. because ibis vito
was q favorite cousin Of Mrs. Hayes"
This decision practically leaves every
blood relation Of the President and his
wife out in the cold. and the New York
Sun will not have the pleasure OF max
ing up its favorits list Of the "Prssi.
dents Relatives In OGacs' for the next
four years at least.
This 10 the first evidence Of weakness
which the President has manifested
since his Inauguration. Perhaps II is a
pardonabls weakness. a difference to n
very silly prejudice which has been cul.
tivatod in the breasts Of many against
tho appointment Of relatives to ONCE.
At all events Il can work nc injury TO
the nation; the only persons who will
suffer by 1t are the Presidents friends,
who are left to shift for themselves, and
who can never hope for any recognition
by official patronage Of any merit which
they may possess. still We arc sorry
that our newly made President has
stopped so far as to cater to this absurd
prejudice. He will gain by II the APP
plauss OF the unthinking few, while the
great mass OF rejecting men will
look upon his action as an evidence OF
weakness where they had n right to ex-
pect strength.
There is no possible reason why a rel
alive Of the President should not hold
an Office IL he Is qualified to all II ac-
oeptably. President Grant provided for
his relations. and no did right in doing
20. He simply followed tho law OF na.
turs which induces 4 man to desire that
his friends shall share in his prosperity.
Aud there were no more efficient, no
more honest ofice-holders in the land,
than those connected by ties Of blood or
friendship to the President. They had
a double motive to restrain them from
wrong-doing. for the honor Of the Chief
Executive WAS involved In their own.
This cry OF "nepotism" In all bosh.
and We are sorry that President Hayes
felt 1t Of sufficient importance to pay
the slightest attention to II.
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Gro development. may b. encountered al

Gro Developments may Be encountered at
any time.
Sscend-It can bs made to assist
very materially h the working OF the
Qmstock mines, as atfording far bet
tefA much lsss expensive and more thor
oughly efficient drainage than can be
obtained by any other means.
Third-It shsuld prove beneficial in
the way Of ventilation to the mines and
also as q means Of escape, in case Of
FIRE, q cave. or other unforeseen no
cidents.
Fourth-t might prove proftably
available in the extraction and milling
Of ore from the Comstock. and esPeci.
ally from mines east Of the lode.
Fifth-In bringing in supplies OF
wood from Carson river for the mining
works and mills OF the Comstock at
cheaper rates than rule at present.
some other advantages might be emu
msratsd. but the foregoing are sufficient.
We have sndeavorsd in this article to
show that while not indispensable to the
working and drainage Of the Comstock
lode, tie sutro Tunnel can be made Of
great advantage and valuable utility In
that respect. The greatest and in fact
the only objection We have ever urged
against the project was the '~'royalty" Of
80 per ton. claimed by the sutro Tunnel
Company. This royalty was honestly
forfeited long ago through failure to
perform what the royalty was granted
as a consideration for-the drainage Of
the mines OF the Comstock. The tunnel
will not BE- completed for several months ;
yet the mines have boon worked for
hundreds Of feet below the tunnel level
without any advantage or assistance
whatever from tho tunnel.
In conclusion: II Sutro would aban-
don the royalty" proposition. csass
striving for what he has not earned and
does not rightiully bslong to him. and
depend upon the real merits ofhis tunnel
for success he would do well enough.
Moreover. be would find the mining COM
panies no longer antagonistical. but will
ing to meet him more than halt way on
any proposition for mutual advantage.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-20
CARSON ITEMS.

The following items Of interest ART
taken from this mornings appeal.
The case OF The Heirs Of J. Nicely
johnson vs.. the Ophir Gold and Silver
Mining Company was up for a hearing
on q motion for q now trial yesterday,
before Judge Sawyer. Messrs. CARRIER,
Whitman and Newlands for tho company
and Col. Stone for the plaintiffs.
Peach and pear trees in tho western
part Of the city are just ready to bios
som This beats all for forwardness,
But oh! the porils Of possible frost bites
Hon. Tom Wren il in this city at.
tending the term OF the U. s. Circuit
Court. Ho looks In surprising good
health.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-20

K'uSo. the siIty-ninth representative
In the direct line Of C~onfucius. Is dead.
The French mobiles who trace back to
the fairy Mslusine. Highland chiefs
whose lineage Is lost in the echo OF the
hills Of Selma, are mere parvsnues com.
pared to K'ung. while~ hundred dy.
nastiss have risen and fallen in the
West. the house new left desolats by
the death Of K'ung has retained its
hereditary title and kept its place al the
only hereditary a~ristecracy In CHM.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-20

TIE Democrats doubtless now go
their blunder In not having rallied at
once to the support Of the President.
They lost a fine opportunity in order to
crafty q small partisan spite. But then
the Democrats faculty for laundering
il, as Miss Susan Nipper would say. "a
permanency and not u temporary"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-20
J. y. sTIRLINo. SECRETARY.
ADV WARRINGTON HMM,

ADY WARRINGTON INNING
IL COMPANY. Location OF principal place
OF business, San Francisco. California.
Location Of works, Gold ilill. storey coun.
", Nevada.
Notice is hereby given. that at q meeting Of
the Board OF Directors. held on the 18th
day OF March. 1871. an Assessment mo. i0J u
seventy.dve Cents per share was levied upon
the capital stock OF the corporation, payable
Immediately. In United States gold coin, 70 the
Secretary. a. the once Of the Company, Room
81 Hasward's Building, lle California st1eeI,
San Francisco, California.
Any sock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the 2sd day Of April. 1871.
will he delinquent. aud advertised fos sale at
public auction, and unless payment Ia made
beiors viii be sold On THuRsDAY. the i0sh
day Of Nay. 1871, 70 pay the delinquent assess-
ment, together with costs OF advertising and
expenses Of sale.
BY order Of the Board Of Direc,on
ID. L. TH0MAS, Secretary.
once - Room u Hayvard's Buildiny. ban
Francisco. California. mh20td
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-20

Tue Hon. Simon Cameron 10 burdsned
with y comprehensive knowledge Of for.
sisn Affairs and Pennsylvania politics.
bu, his acquaintance with Mr.. Evart.
must Be limited or he never would have
extended any hospitality to the notion
that Mr.. Evaits could fail Of couirms-
ton. Mr.. Evarts has never acquired
the habit Of being defeated.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-20
]. L.

RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCES HIMsgLp
~ . Candidate Tor Town Marshal OF 0old Hi
at the ensuing election, subject to the decision
of his fellow-citiEens. mh2o 40
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-20
The Gold am Daily News h,

The Gold Hin Daily News has
now the largest and best
circulation Of any evening
newspaper published In the
State Of Nevada. It Is
therefore the very best and
most efficient medium for
business, mining and all
other advertising.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-20
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

CABISET MINING coMPANY.-oyvIcg
~ 80 Pine street. No. II. ssn FrAncisco,
California. Notice 10 hereby given that . meet.
Ing Of the stockholders Of this company will
be hela at its once on MONDAY the OH dsy
OF April. 1871. at ~ NJ. 10 consider the question
OF d sposing OF the stoch purchased By the
any other business that may legally come b.
fore u.
mh2Otd ]. y. STIRLING. secretsrx.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-20
SOUTH CAROLINA AND LourslANA.

SOUTH CAROLINA AND LOUISIANA.
The most important, - well - the
most psrplszins. problem With which
President Hayes has 10 grsppls, will
probably form the main business Of the
Cabinet meeting to-day. TIE question
Of what courss the Administration shaii
take In regard 70 the dui governments
in Louisiana and South Carolina will Be-
discussed BY President Hayes and his
advisers in the light Of facts which have
come to their knowledge. and Of which
the country at large . possibly know
nothing. II ID cheering TO know that
there Ii no intention Of Withdrawing the
troops from L~ouisiana. - was Telegraph
sd last week. Al least until the question
OF Who Is the rishtful Governor Of that
State 10 asnnitsly decided. and % long
~ the nation 10 assured that Republican
votsrs are still 10 b shielded BY the
protecting power Of the Federal su,hor-
lily. II will cordially support the Admins
tration in any experiment which II shall
decide upon with . view Of bringing
peace and order out Of the confusion
which nov snthrals these unfortunate
States.
In both Louisiana and South Caro-
lima there are two rival Governments.
each claiming to be the legitimate Cd.
spring OF the peoples will. In this
simple fact the two States may b said
TO BE- equally afflicted ; but right here
all comparison between the two cases
ends. The declaration that Wade
Hampton 10 the legal Governor OF South
Carolina would not in the least degree
Affect the title Of President Hayes. TO
whom the electoral votes Of that State
were given. II Is we'll known that many
a good Republican. dissusisd with
n--N-. -h.,L.. 18th csuss or
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There was . vast amount Of "scrsieh-
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BORN.

GEDGE-In Virginia. March 18th, 10 the wife
Of Gcorse Grdge. IT,, q son.
OsBOURSE In Virginia. March 18Th. To tho
wife Of 9eIrge OsbJurne, . sou.
CALDwELL-In Virginia, March 10Th. 10 tho
wife OF J. q. Caldwell, q daughter.
KEARNS-in sutro. March 9th, TO the VILE Of
J.. kesrns, q son.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-20

ave n very euscuNo mills Ot tue
bonanza mines at Virginia City.
The l65O-foot level Of the Consoli.
dated Virginia aud California mines cor.
responds very nearly with the sutrc
Tunnel level. and the ore il nov
bsing raised from that point through
the q. and G. shaft. The double
cages deliver their loads OF ore from
the 1850 foot level TO the surface
in 40 seconds. running at q slow rate
Of speed. and in active and lively ore
extraction 1t is calculated that the trip eau
Be made regularly in about 30 seconds.
The preference In this a 8 Is altogether
on the side Of hoisting to the surface
and delivering the ore where II a be
millsd to the best advantage. Raising
the ore from below that level ~ also
b done to better advantage by means
Of steam works hosting ths ore directly
10 the surface. In raising the great vol
ums Of water now being contended with
In sinking the c. and @. shaft deeper.
the immense advantage Of the Sutrc
Tunnel - drainage adit Is too palpa.
Bile not to be fully appreciated.
Summing up the whole matter the FOL-
Loving srs among the merits and sd-
vantagss to be accorded to the Sutro
Tunnel:
Fint-It il the most extensive and
important prospecting enterprise on tbs
Pacific Coast. ss IL 10 very liable to open
up new mines east Of the regular Com
stock. and Is even nov entering upon
very iutsrestingground where important
, 1877-04-08


During Lent the social world has rested In the
mos: approved style, and now after the long month
hes passed society emcrgcs into life. and again is
dancing one Of the amusements TO be enjoyed,
One Of the most pleasant parties since Easter WIS
that OF the kenwood Club, given at the residence
Of Judge Van Il. Higgins Thursday evening,
where twenty-five couples. members Of the
kcnwood, enjoyed themselves in dancing
and card-playing. The parlors were
beautifully decorated with flowers OF the choicest
variety. The music was excellent, as usual.
Among those present we're Judge and Mrs. Charles
Hitchcock, 3lr. and Mis-. Eugene Long, Mr.. and
Mrs. James P. Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. T. o. Barter,
Alr. and Mrs. ". E. Spencer, Hr and Mrs. Waters,
Mr.. and Mrs. Tsumbull, Mrs. Mcpherson, Mrs.
Murray, Miss Ada Murrny, Miss Mary Remmcr
Miss Josie Barker, Miss Gracic Williams, Miss
Chappcl. Miss Irene Wa1dron, Mrs Wilson, Miss
Mary BARKER. Miss Mary Williams, Misses Taylor.
Miss Patterson, Messrs. u. Moineau1, Willian1
pell, iiebdoa Shcphard, Graham, OF En- gland, At
kinson, of Hamilton, Canadu, Messts. BURY.
Williamson. and others.
The Shakspearean Club was very agreeably en-
tcrtained at the residence Of Judge Williams, Ken
woyd, last evening. The play before the Club was
that Of King John, " which proved very enter
tainiug:
woods society gentlemen, left for New York last
evening, there to rc1nain for sume time,
A society for purposes OF charity known ns the
NfInble Needles will give grand concrrt in the
parlors Of the Hyde Park Hotel Monday evening.
Tuesday evening Miss 4: Z. -rarus~urtu-
Mrs. f. IT, MAyo were surprised at the residence
OF john E. Hreeland by number Of friends OF the
Uniycrsalist Society amt others, 1t being the eve
OF their de2arturc to Kansas: their future nome
They were each presented with fine massive gold
ring, con:eyeu to them through the medium Of Ill
orange while at supper.
, 1877-04-08
Dc YOU REMEMBER 2

Do yon remember, girl, remember,
A sweet September:
Together weEang mellow tune,
That caughtits melody from. mild June
Do you remember:
Do you remainder, girl, remember,
Stas-lit November
A moonlight walk and promises made.
When trustagly in mine yaur hand was Rld:
Do you remember:
Do You remember. girl. remember.
The crisp December,
When we fingered to talk Of that dear time
That would give to US life-joy sublime,
In glad September:
remember, girl, remember:
But, Us September
Came aweetly fragrant You were gone,
And my heart cries still for its little faWn.
Beyond remember.
The yeass are long, still / remember
i Life long dead ember.
Sometime. l know, though Heaven 3 between
Ny yearning heart shall know its queen,
Who will remember.
W111 II. G, PARsoxs.
, 1877-04-08
leave the Oakland Houae, corner OF Cottage Grove
avenue and Oakwood boulevard. at O'Clock, aud
return in good season for the street-ca1s.
AcCTE1f, ,CfI1B.

Leave the Oakland Houae, corner OF Cottage Grove
avenue and Oakwood boulevard, at O'Clock, aud
return in good season for the street-cars.
ACCuE1L CLUB.
The fourth social was held at Lincoln Hall, Fri
day evening. Fully 100 couples were present,
among whom were the Misses Gleason, Pos-
ter, and Smith, Miss Lulu George, Miss
Mattie swenic, Miss Ella Perkins. Miss Josie Nc
Hiss Mile c]yboain. ] Hiss | Lizzie Mi!!ef, Nss
Anne Liston Miss Minnie Tyles snGin M&s orar PSy
Miss Carrie Johnson. Miss Emma varges Miss
Lizzie Dnnne, Miss Snyder. Miss o'HFien. Mtss
,dm ss MsG s, Nia s
Smith. Miss Ella Falch, and others; Messrs.
Pcattie Collins, Carter. Sauter. Davis. Edserton.
e4s faso sms Pews cas cad snde
Hatchins, ;arretson, Taylor, Renshaw. Vaux,
Dunno, shattock. uach Trau, Curtis, Flersham,
Driscol!, .Agnew, cookson Gooch. Champion.
Coakley, Diliiac, George, Read, Graincr, Ritchie,
Grass, Clinton, Rudd, kastler, McCluer, Smith,
Friday evening the members Of the Aldine
Social Club we're entertained in rery pleasant 3a1
way by Airs Grace Gale, at her residence 2a2 El3
dancing. The following were among those that
were present: Miss Julia Davis, the Misses Clark.
the Misses gean A.sa Johnston Miss td Shipm;a1n; ;1.
1:inch, 3Iiss Matte shore5: Miss Cora Miller;
Messrs. ": s. Robbins, ". L. Williams, II: Rea,
$; Brown, Harry, Clark. clingman, WIN l'loekson'
Gale, Harry A. Miller.
PROOFS CLUB. -.
The Projos Club met at the residence Of T.. 5.
Gillctt on Cottage Grove avenue, near Fortfcth
street. Tuesday evening" for the purpose Of reoE-
ganizing and continuing their pleasant social gath
eri1.g, Games and duncing formed q part OF the
evening entertainment
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
The South-End Club will give one OF their pleas-
ant parties at their hall, No. 7S9 Cottage Grove
avenue, Wednesday evening.
The seventh annual social Of the Ivy r. D.
Lodge, No. II, I. q. o. F., will be given In their
hall, No. 800 Cottage Grove avenue, Tuesday even
ing.
The second party Of the extra series by the
South Side Reception Club will occur Friday even
ing, April l3 at the Academy, No. 1910 Indiana
avenue.
Monday evening. April 16. the North, South and
West Side Reception Clubs OF Prof. Marines
Academies will give grand union party at the
West Side Academy.
The North Chicago Light Guards will give their
closing reception on Friday evening, April 90, at
brands new and elegant hall, corner Erie and
North Clark streets.
The next complimentary party Of the Garden
City Pleasure Club will be grcn at parkers Hall.
corner OF Madison and Halsted streets, Friday
evening, April IL. 1t wilt be styled ''hsrd
times party,-all the participants 10 appear in old
clothes.