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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-20

A ROMANTIC story is going the rounds
Of the newspapers about the late Arch
bishop OF Baltimore aud a brilliant Con.
nscticut bell. IL ~ said that when Mr..
Bayley became a priest he broke or an
engagement Of marriage to this lady,
whom he had met on a Summer holiday
trip. aud that she took refuge In a con-
vent. whence she soon fed under very
peculiar circumstances. and finally she
died OF consumption and broken heart.
II Il a pity to spoil such q work Of the
Imagination. Mr.. Baylsy and the lady
in question were friends from childhood,
but not lovers. They were mover en-
gagged to be married. She never suffered
FROM either consumption or a broken
heart. but remained in excellent health
and spirits for more than thirty years
after he entered tho priesthood. and she
died in Europe only a year ago. She
made a short trial Of convent life ~ q
novice Of tho Sisters Of Mercy, bu, As
this was when she was n middle aged
woman. and ~ much as twelve OF fifteen
years after the alleged separation from
her supposed bstrothed. 1t could hardly
have been tho rssul, OF disappointed
love. Neither WAS there anything pscu-
liar in the circumstances OF her return
to the world. Finding that the eouven
did NOT suit her. she went home in the
most commonplace manner. as novicss
and sisters often do.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-20
MINING TAXATION.

The proposal Of the producing mining
companies at Virginia 10 bear their por'
ton Of the public taxation for city gov
srnmsnt purposes under certain con-
csssions aud considerations appears to
be eminsntly just and correct. and we
presume il will be accepted. as Il should
be-. There are rights to be considered
on both sides aud an equitable ar
rangement should be arrived at in
the premises. The omission OF tile
clause in the amended city charter
providing for the levying and collsc-
ton OF q tax on the proceeds oil
mines, induced the refusal on the part
OF the companies to pay such taxes, AMI
compelled legal proceeding to be insti-
tu,sd by the city authorities. Msan-
while. pending the decision Of the
courts. the tax levy for the current year
had 10 DO fixed at two dollars and a half
ON each one hundred dollars. In view
OF this ruinous and oppressive degree Of
taxation the mining companies have
concluded to come to the rescue. waive
their rights in the matter. and compro'
mise II II can be done on u fair and equit-
able basis. We print the full text Of their
proposal in our local columns to-day.
The mining companies should not DO
expected to carry any more OF the load
th,n justly belongs to them. They are
willing to do what is fair and right in
the matter, and We have no doubt that
the difficulty will De obviated by square
consideration and impartial. satisfactory
adjustment. The submitted PROPOSE.
ton will be laid before the Board OF
Aldermen at their regular meeting Oh
Tuesday evening next, when u special
committee already appointed to ascertain
the lowest amount OF tax levy that will
he required will make their report.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-20
ruR NEW SILVER HILL.

A bill has been introduced In the
Senate by Senator Ingalls, authorizing
tho reeoinase Of the old silver dollar Of
our fathers. This dollar is to be made
q legal tender for all debts, private and
public. and IL the hill passes. silver will
once again become money. and Nevada
industries will thrive again. The text
Of the bill 10 As follows:
he IL enacted. etc.. That there shall lie
from time TO time coined at the mint. OF
the United States silver dollars OF 4i2S
grains. standard silver. TO the dollar, as
provided for In the Act Of January II,
isJI. and that said dollar shall be q legal
tender for all debts. public and private,
except where the payment Of gold COLI Is
required by law.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-20
NEVADA ITEMS.

The Sazeracksr OF the Austin RsreiAe
tells this story : "My husband is my
idol" observed Mrs. Rubyrosk to Mrs.
Batterystamp, at q recent hen convsn-
ton In this city. "wsll." returned
Mrs. b., "if he's any more idle than
my old man I'd Jest like to see the shape
Of him. Why, my husband Is that lazy
that II he saw q twenty.dollar piece a
laying in the big road. he'd lay down
alongside Of II and 60 to sleep till !
came along to pick 1t mp for him. The
other woman said that was not her ideal
Of what . man should be.
Hayes, who was shot by Pierce at
Tuscarora, Is dead. The Silver Stale Of
Thursday has the following mention {:
A dispatch from Tuscarora reports the
death Of NJ. d. Hayes at that place. last
night. The remains were sent to Bat
tie Mountain this morning. and will ar
rive here on the express train tomorrow
afternoon. Deceased was q member of
Humboldt Lodge. No. 1G. /. o. o. F..
aud We understand the burial will he
conducted by the Odd Fellows, with the
funeral services OF the Order.
H.. su,xr ss,i, 4. ipfo,m.d nv AL.
Ell s"r.m.n os tha White & SbiIoh
Mins Al G.lsns- tbat Tho Teaching pro.
cess for working silver ores has been
tested sufficiently at that mine to prove
that il will do ali that has been claimed
for II, Base ores are worked by that pro-
csss an to So per cent. Of their assayed
value at the White & Shiloh works, in
Galena. He thinks the abandonment
Of the process In other camps Is attrib-
stabls to the machinery used.
The Carson Tribune Of last evening
says: At least n hundred persons
have gone from Carson daily during the
week to attend the State Fair. u all
with whom We have. spoken state mat
the railroad accommodations nave ossh
all they could wish, many na'e ue'
sired us 20 express ,ne'r Inanks 70 e'n'
uu
Thsrs wiz % lAres nu.nosr ~ s auS
trees planted 'n,s ran nu Ti au"
on anenes IN .no s,oin,'y. .h' 49,
were oiuerea H"s. Suhiw'i, w" IN
prise ainsrent kinus Y snauo N.Y. r
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-20
Second Advent Theories.

There arc three theories Of the millen-
mum now advocated-ono Of q pro-
phctic day equal to 1000 years; an.
other, Of q literal 1000 years. and u
third, that VI an eonic age Of symbolic
years. n distant but historic period Of
transition. The Grinding Of Satan IN
the casting Of the spirit Of evil into the
abyss or home Of demons. The ''chain'
is the process Of restraint, 80 he may no
more sedues the nations. The Church
inhorits the earth by meekpess.
Though death continues, yet evil Ia re-
duced. The third theory makes Christ
introduce the millennium by n personal.
yet not visible coming and reign. While
II does not evaporate the idea OF Christ
into mere influences II does not make n
second Incarceration. Eyes may be
opened 10 see Him. as were those oil
Stephens and Paul. specially illumin.
aied by the Holy Ghost. This great
period begins by celestial development,
which are projected into the Church be-
low. thence to the outlying humanity.
| Even those In the prisons OF the lost
feel the prsmonitions OF judgment. This
int.nser life in the Church Is but the
beginning Of the end. Catastophes in
history began with the first resurrection.
This first resurrection IL not the rein-
forcement for moral principles merely.
nor the rcincarnrration OF visible bodies,
but the appearances OF some or all
saints imbued with spiritual bodies.
Judgments appear r~eparativo rather than
punitive. The embarrassment OF holy
souls and the spiritual death OF the
wicked take place. The coming OF
Christ is s~piritual-not natsrial-until
all nature melts, and the 1000. 000. 900
souls who. II is estimated, havo lived
aud sinned. come to the Judgment Day.
For the last contamination all things
are ripening. even the cosmos itself.
The processes OF Summation and Develop.
ment are going on. and he has already
come to the border heavens. We. thors.
fore, are to watch. This, In outline. ID
the theory OF one Of tho ablsst con.
,ributors 10 the columns OF the Church
U'aisa, who has been requested by a
body Of clergymen with which he Is
associated to print his views. The
th-me is timely. Its study must be
uuieksning.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-20
THE LAST WORK or THEIRS.

The p~osthumous address Of Theirs 10
the electors OF tho ninth reimbursement
IL destined to become a historical aocu-
ment. As his last labor. it is the fitting
crown Of a laborious life; ~ his dying
utterance. II is the climax OF his poht.
ical insight. and his slowly acquired
wisdom. For calmnsss and dignity OF
tone. for lueidity Of statement, and Tor
weight Of arguments which are none the
less crushing when they are implied in
stead Of being poinisdly expressed, 1t
Is q remarkable paper. There is no
trembling of the octOgensrian hand per-
ceptibls in II. FROM the first line 10 the
last. The force Of simple truth, heated
new aud then with the glow OF a u hon.
est indignation. charges 1t with destrue-
tive logic. 1t is Impossible to remember
the barefaced contradictions OF Mac
Mahon's proclamation while reading II,
or to remember them otherwise than
with contsmptuous pity.
A failing cause may be known by the
blunders Of its advocates; and there Is
nothing in the history Of France more
| remarkable than the manner in which
the three present monarchiss factions
have betrayed their own weakness.
Theirs has arraigusd them before tho
court Of the worlds opinion. His cita.
ton Of facts so recent that they are not
only familiar to all Frenehmen, but to
every intelligent newspaper reader of
other lands. is argument. conviction. and
sentence, In one. His defense Of the
dissolved Chamber Is complete and over
whelming; his answe to the charges OF
the ultramontanes shows that they sim
ply fsigned grievances for the sake oil u
disturbing agitation; his bold declaration
that France is now a Republic with an
ant. Republican Government, Is the
brisfest possible description OF the stu
ation-in short. lie makes 1t clear that
MacMahon's &c. OF last May was die
tated, not by any discoverable danger.
but by the monarehical and ultramon-
tame fears Of the peace, the order. tho
moderation, the wisdom aud the patriot
ism Of the Republican party. His an
-. 40 ,ha vayus nssertion of Mac.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-20

TnE Democratic newspapers outside
Of New York do not seem to have hsarl
that a ticket was nominated at Albany.
They think the platform adopted was
"too lovely for anything" but they
have not been informed that there was a
bitter fight between the rsformers anil
the cI.thievss. and that the thieves won.
The chances arc that absorption in great
questions pertaining to the opening Of
Congress will prevent their hearing OF
this unfortunate victory altogether.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-20
SPECIAL PREMIUMS.

EQUEsTRiANsT1iP.- 0r.nd Ladies' roures:
ment FOR The moet accomplished and graceful
lady rderr. Friday. October 10. st 10 o'clock =.
ca..ist n The soti.ty's silver plate, valued re.
snectIyeiy ii 800. go, $50 and 80.
SPECIAL PIlBMIuMs.-lAdys bat, value
Az. cift Of Alsarc Rvsns; standard edition Of
poems, gift VI =. N. Jamison.
THE isdy who IL adjudged nfst shall have her
choice OF al premiums oferedi the second
lady shall have .econd choice. and % on. II 10
exuected that other special premiums Will b
added 10 this list By private contribution.
None hut ladies' Of the highest respectapility
viii he allowed 10 compete for pIizes. ladies
wishing 70 compete for prize. viii pieass send
nam.s to Secretary. indorsed By two msmoers
Of the Society.
yAnEs u. BoRLAHD. SECRETARY.
Reno, Nevada.
@. O. BATriRxAx. Prsid.ni. 'sis'd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-20

FKHSAxpISA fairly invited yellow fever
to enter her gates by neglecting. FROM
motives Of economy. to clean her gar.
bass-covered streets. There have been
over LOO cases Of the disease, although
only fifty persons have died. The col
orsd people seem to have lost the i'm
muniiy they formerly enjoyed from
attacks OF the disease. Many Of them
have died. and many ars suffering from
lack Of food. trade being suspended
and they not having an opportunity to
earn money.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-20

A VERY bold robbery was committed
in Boston on Friday last. Mr.. Asa A.
Breed, OF Lynn. while walking at midday
through Belcher avenue to the Boston,
Revere Beach and Lynn Railroad. was
knocked down and robbed Of q package
containing $1,000 in bank bills. Mr..
Breed ran after the two robbers and was
shot at by them. two bullets penetrating
his clothes. but not wounding him. Tho
robbers then jumped into a light buggy,
drove furiously AWAY and escaped.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-20

Mn. LOUIS Koch feels aggrisvsd. lie
has suffered many things OF lawyers,
and in = proceeding to hnvs Alexander
N. Resvey disbarred, he remarked BE-
fore Judge Davis that he had never me-
an honest lawyer. except one. and thai
ono had como West. Mr.. Koch com
plains that the reporters made his Ian
guags too strong. representing him
TO have said that he thought there was
not an honest counsel at the bar. Mr..
Koch declares that he does not doubt
that there are honest lawyers in New
York. aud he does not wish to hurt their
feelings. He merely afirms that ths
honest attorneys. with the single sI'
csption referred to. never fell in his
Way. I. Tribune.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-20
ouR T suPPLy.

No company in the world ever had
more fault found with il than has the
Virginia and Gold Hill Water Company.
From first to last IL has been roundiy
cursed. critically and constantly GEN.
sured. and whenever people could hnd
nothing else to growl at they turned
loose at the Water Company. And yet
all the time the company were doing
their best to furnish good water anil
plenty Of ii. They secured and absorbed
all the available springs along the range,
ran miles Of tunnels and drifts. anal
we're constantly at an enormous expense
to keep up the supply. People
kept growing right straight along. how.
svsr. finding all the fault they
could. Ia the first place the water
rates were eIorbitant; then the water
was hard; then IL vas muddy; then IL
was full Of alkali; then II was full Of
bugs and things; then II was nasty gen
orally AMI not 1T for u human being 10
use anyhow. But. worst Of all. after a
while II became very scarce and had to
be econ,Ni1od upon at a fearful rate. So
that at last none could be spared to
sprinkle the streets with. Even this
only furnished additional cause for
abusing hat horrid monopoly. the
Water Company. Aud yet all this time
the company strained every nerve to
meet the requirements Of the situation.
Having exhausted the OF the
mountain range or spur wherein lies the
great Comstock. they turned their at.
tsntion to tho main Sierra Nevada.
Many miles Of artificial conduit were
constructed. including the famous pipe
across washoe Valley. at an expense OF
hundreds Of thousands Of dollars. and
the result is that the people Of Virginia
aud Gold Hill are to-day better and more
efficiently and beautifully supplied with
pure mountain water than any other
community on the Pacific Coast. Our
Eastern exchanges speak Of trouble In
the principal cities about water supply.
and even in San Francisco the grand
problem il how to secure an adequate
supply Of good water for the city. while
va Of the Comstoek luzuriate in plenty
81 the purest and best water to DO found
la the world.
But do our people stop growing and
finding faulti Not by any means.
Some folks would growl even were the
famed springs Of Parnsssus flowing in
liquid ailueneo through pipes OF silver
in the most convenient style through
their dwellings. free Of charge. Some
feel quito surs that the water Is not rs
good as they have tasted somewhere.
anl others are positive that
although they can find NO bugs
in il new. there will be plenty
Of them Hs soon as the next warm
weather sets in. while still others are
mean enough to declare that tho water
rates are insufferably s%xorbitant. Those
who pay for the least and steal the
most. are the ones who cry loudesi
against tho extortions Of the Water
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-20

"Brr l pass" said a minister one
Sunday. in dismissipg one theme Of his
subject 10 take up another. "Then
make II spades!' yelled out q man in
the gallery who was dreaming the happy
hours away in an imaginary game Of
suchrs.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-20

Punch lately had a cartoon in which
John Bull was depicted in the act OF
suggesting to Lori Beaconsfeld that
private contributions in England for the
relief Of the victims Of the famine in
India should be supplemented with some
Of the governments money. But the
private contributions are rolling ~
rrandly at the Mansion House. A fort
night ago Saturday they amounted to
the astounding sun Of si,Ioo.o 900. esti'
mated In the money OF this country.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-20

Ir's a poor rule that doesn't work
both ways. When the telegraph COM
paniss pool their earnings. they gather
them in, but when the nice young man
goes to the billiard.room and pools his
earnings, tn. other man generally gets
the most Of them.