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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-21

March. The plot - thsy have II 10 thstas
q ~ The Republicans arc conndsnt Aas
he count will not 10 allowed 70 preoeed.
John sherman will tender his resignation
~ Senator. The Legislaturs being In 49,
ION. tbs vacancy will DO declared and
Hayes elected 70 oil the ansxpirsA term IN
the Senate. Governor Hayes Will thsn %
made Prssideptpr pro ten. and Acting frssi'
dent until another election can DO held.
South CarsIIaa 10 be t~esssstsds
NEW YoRx, Feb. Alt II understood
that Huxley. ono Of the Hayes Electors
from South Carolina. who arrived here
to-day from Charleston In custody Of The
SsrfeantstArms Of the House, 10 IN
alien Who has never taken naturallxstisn
pspsrs. II the Democrats fall over Ore
gon, they will make . big nghs over
Hurley.
Ji~ Kssss Bsiiassiss wall street.
NEW Yoln. Feb. 2i.-Jim Kscns claims
that be has made half . million By the
Rise and fall Of Western Union stsck. II
ID deulsd that be intends taking any active
part In telegraph directoShip. or maffng
telegraph investments.
Msrs Cabinet speeuiatiess.
NEW Yoax. F.b. Ala Herald wash-
ingtoa special says. among ths new names
for. Cabinet positions Ale Hswley, Rice,
MsCrsary, Booth, and HartrHnft. Almost
everybody who don't expect anything him
self Il pushing somebody else.
Dss rtsss Isdietsd.
WASHINGTON. Feb. 2i.-Ths Grand
Jury has found Q true bill against Don
Piatt, and . warrent has been Issued for
his arrest.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-21
Accident In she Justice.

Last Sunday night about 0 o'clock .
young man named Alfred Carlyon, son Of
John Carlyon, Of Gold Hill. was running
back ON the 60O.foot level Of the Justice
10 give the men warning Of q blast going
of, and accidentally fell through between
Q set Of timbers and fractured both bones
OF his left leg about five inches above the
ankle Joint. lie was at once taken IN top
and conveyed 10 his fathers residence. be.
hind tho Catholic Church. To-day be was
feeling comfortable and has every appear
ance Of doing we'll,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-21
A s~UyrouATiSa COUGH.

10 . letter 10 Mrs. Lisle, o. Chicago. . we'll
Known contnbator 10 the wesieu prcss. she
sscribes tho cure of dangerous cough. accom-
panied By bleeding at the lungs. TO lisls's
llonsy OF lIorshound and Tar. my coagh,'
bat the Honey OF lIorehound and Tar has
removed ever traee of IT," The letter wss To
Q lady friend In this city. who has placed u at
the disposai Of O. N. chttentou.1 Sixth ave.
n.e. fiks's Teothaehs Drops core IN ess
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-21

WHEN a man tries to clean on. . Gold
Hill saloon. II is wonderful TO see how
gentle and subjusd he looks when be hnds
himself five minutes later lying on the
sidewalk with his Arn broken. NJ ear
gone, his eye out. and . general feeling Of
WEAKNESS psrvsding his entire systsm.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-21
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-21

TIE conductors and engineers Of the
| Virginia and Truckee Railroad will give .
grand ball In Carson on or about the 18th
Of next month. The boys always have .
gsod time. and they treat their friends In
hne style.
YnrrlpAY "Biask Hills" Kate was
discharged from custody under direction
| Of tho Court that she should 70 70 the
| County hospital. Before night she vas
arrested again on . charge Of petty lar
csny.
Moaz than twenty candidates for the
position Of Town Marshal Of Gold Hill
arc already In the field. II 10 expected
that - many moro will them
selves before the Nay election.
THzaz will be . brief service and lecture
81 81. Johns Church this evening 81 7
O'Clock. All are cordially invited. I'm.
msdiatsly after the close OF the ssrvics the
choir meeting will DO held.
TEE regular monthly literary exercises
Of the Gold Hill High school will take
place next Friday afternoon. Editors Of
the paper-Lizzis Greenwood and Carrie
Mc1igus.
OK the 9Th Of next month the popular
Duviiii Sisters will begin . season Of the
a~tricals In National Guard Hall. Virginia
City.
THIS evening the Knights Commanders
Of The Bun will give their annual recsp-
ton and ball In Masonic Hall. Gold Hill.
THOMAS sNrrH. . special policeman Of
Virginia City. has been dismissed from
the force for being drunk willis ON duty.
W.. H. STEPHENS. Of Silver City. has
registered Is . voluntary bankrupt. Lila.
bitities, $500; assets. nothing.
NELsox HoUou accepts Mr.. Murphy's
wrestling challenge. Sse his card In tho
News Of to-day.
LAST Saturday evening tho Chollar.
P,tssi shipped three bars OF bullion val.
ued at s7.6i6 81.
The heavy snow.bsnk on the north side
Of the Masonic Hall. Gold Hill. Is being
carted Away.
The pnblic schools Of Gold Hill will
not be In session to-morrow-washing.
TONS birthday.
OK the Divide It 10 so dusty that tho
sprinkling cart will soon 10 brought into
reputation.
TIE English Opera Company will ap-
pear In Carson City this evening.
THERE will probably be somc more fun
at the Mound House next Sunday.
BULLION valued ct $i75.si6 o. Was sent
from Virginia City Last evening.
MARr BASpRorK wishes 10 be divorced
from her husband. Adolph.
Ar Fort Homestead thsre will 10 .
90 ;iAl party this evening.
The banks Of Virginia City will bs closd
Tomorrow.
PunIx masquerade In Virginia Friday
evening.
RoLLrn-sxarrxo is popular In Gold
Hill.
TEE weather today !. perfectly delight.
ful.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-21

H6s stsek MARKET Rassisg In Y
7 strsak 81 Psrphyry-Latsss News
from ths Lswsr Drins % The -
naasa-Lassst and Msss Reliable
ooeiai Isssraasisa frso al she
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-21


-. r.,., C-..v..s,.. r. nay.
s. .T...
WARRINGTON fsorusfy = n'
met 81 10 O'clock, and After reading testi
mony 10 sustain the objection msds againsi
n .i..,o,.I va. AZ n.rvstt AZ Nev.ds
49,
ppringei VIC m.ae .ns opyeouon. onw ~
: reeoiulon WA. 'as sote y ooua y
sxPiaineu snAs N sIfvr 20 ooen msae ~
describing tns omce neld ~ Dsgget, :.
that OF United States commissioned WHILE
the testimony shows that ne held the o.
nee OF CLERK OF the United btatcs Court.
A vote on the resolution was taken and u
was agreed to without division.
-, ~ nc,,inns ~ eonrs
n VOTE OF zoo
The House and Senate met st Has, and
.s..r r..ai,g IN. rssolutious of ssoh uouss
49,. n...u.-
on oounusg w vossoi NsvssA, ": 'e,s r
I'M. Nss,1s - M
woes ior AAyes ma wns,,sI. 80 ,ol.
,9weo Y success,on 70. 49, vN
hamPsnire, Nss ss'ssy, New ,oIA, N0Iss
Carouna ana onio' In prs.,aing omeet
then opened n banded 70 tne s,isrs >
read and proved 10 DO Q sworn certificate
Of the three HAYES Electors-Cartwright,
Odeii and Watn-exeeutsd before snotAfy
pubic, 70 the ensc. mat tne hisnsst num-
them, but that . csrtineats was lssusd by
Grover 10 persons whom hs deemed
eligible, though one OF thsm, Cronin,
was not appointed thereto according TO
the laws Of Orsgen. Il APPEAR from
ths certificate Of 81, y. Chadwick, Secretary
OF 9tste. that Odell, Cartwright, and Waits
received lie hiehest number Of votes, and
that tho Secretary Of Stat, IN purYuanoe
of The law, 90 declared ; and that, there
fore, the certificate Of the Governor. In 20
far - Il omitted TO certify 70 the name OF
Watts a. ons Of the electors appointed. and
In q far - such certificate contained the
name Of Crenin - q OF ths electors sp-
pointed, failed 10 conform 70 the act Of
Congress In such cases msds and provided.
and 10 the law Of Oregon. and that such
certificate Il a. 70 said Cronin, without
authority and Of no effect. The papers
81 .-- - Az l(.-- -
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-21

/, -, -
10 bang extrsotsa IRON the ore ssoPss ON
the tl0o and l55o-foot levels. The sro
49,. I'm hat portlo. Of the nina show
~ -nn-.~~~ m.
NUE. II n on..se'
nam -. UNI. I,' NJ -."I 80.
tho lbSo.foot isvsi. %. psen s'opPso si's,
I penetraune tne ORG veis Iors ais.snos ~
N0S feet. AZ the anne OF p nc o,ut
e face vas SUI IN me ore. a,n, n.s
~ s..issa M W. All. ,rom ,hs CT
ifofSis Vine. These two drifts will have
. Distance u forty-two feet to yet run In
order y complete the eonneonon. erlI
sostn ~. - - !" ar.,n AZ ..,sr
- Az ansoi,dstsa yirginis Secn Wins.
Ts...S.s 4. th,s linz bs. ,Irc.av bcen
5.s,r.d n..yiv N the Ie5O-foot levsI. Az
sesr az ths vinre h drsined Ia that depth
AZ, LII v,n \. s,.r,sd 40 connect
-,sh m. .onth dr,f, nav bsipv run from
~. tsso 80 drist n Connection of
.-S~.s 10 -i.L AZ. C,,it.r,i. virze
.m S".. 80. rrosr.ss az ths vork.
siiver HIT
Sinking the main incline mas been sns-
pended In order to put In anothsr OF the
large lS-inch ~hft-pumps at the bottom.
Ths sinking will DO resumed In = day or
two mere. Lateral drifts both north anu
south have been started on the 6s0-foot
level. Tho south drift from the turn
table on the 4t4-foot level 10 steadily adj
vancing. the face In very favorable ground.
A southwest drift from the main north
west drift on the 4ii-foot level has been
started 70 form an air connection with the
bottom Of the winze from the SJi-foot
level. The face OF this Drift Is IN very
favorable quartz and ore. IL wiii nave
about rs feet to run to complete tne o3n-
nsction. The punps are no. amply Aole
= n''a ,ss r.,a ~ az .irols.
Der minute.
o.,,s curry.
Tn vork ON the bobpits and water
tank, I'm the main shaft is being pushed
ID. ~ Az. v,,or n...ih,s .nd.xin h.
~" e. 49, 49, =.
compisnd asout tns nnt OF nAicI neA''
The main sast driit mas reached anu penms
trated the place where the diamond orilIS
stuck some lime since. anu mas again eh-
tered hard blasting porphyry anu peeh
stopped for tina purpose OF again using the
uiAnonu utiiS' jim. 'a' %
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-21
IRON A DISTINGUISHED .uR,sr.

II have tried the PERUVIAN sngp. and the
rss4lt fally sustsins yoar pSsd,et.o,. 10 haA
ns1s . ssv man Of ne -infussd inio my sys-
ten ~ vgos and energy. I am no Iorssr
frvnalo1a and dsbtllfs Cd - when yuu lass
espscity Zoe hbof. mental ard phypleal, than
sssny ttns during The last nvs ysars." Sid
By oil tra4xists.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-21

tsoN'a KArnatsos makes bsaakifai. sicssy,
laxnrtsnt halx; prevents lie falling out % tsr.-
tug ray. II hes st~o The tsst q forty ysars.
V chasuinsy psufumsd, q hss no rival.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-21
virsinI. Peiieo Changes.

Several changes In the beats Of regular
policemen were mada by tho Virginia
Police Commissioners last night. Officer
Marks was removed from d street, Second
Ward. 10 tho Fourth Ward. vice Ms.
wender. Officer Niswender was transfer
red TO the beat made vacant by tho re-
moval OF Marks. Officer Danisls was sent
from the First TO the Third Ward. where
officer Glen now 10. Officer Qlon was
turned over 10 the First Ward. on Dan.
iels' old bsat. II was ordered thon that
tho foregoing changes take place to-day.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-21

uAaAxs nAnxotaA BALM pNssrves and ~
stssss ,hs ~conpsxtoa, removes irsekl o. ant
and 'ailouncss; makes The skin ION. vhiia I'D
dslirais. IL spplIca'tos osnsot ~ detected.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-21
DIVIDENDS

DIvIDEND%
90: DECLARED February s'h; sa,ae'e Feb
ruafy 18Th.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-21
Californian.

Daily yield, $50 tons Of orc. keeping the
mills all crushing to their full capacities.
The ore breasts on the 1900 and iGoo-foot
levels are yielding finely, and show but
little II any change. The yield of the
mine for the month Of February will DO
fully up TO its usual standard. and will In.
sure the payment VI the usual dividend OF
81, Os0.O 900. Everything In and about the
mine 10 In the most complete working con-
dition. and the future prospects are Of the
most encouraging character.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-21
Hale d Nsrers-..

The pumps are running splendidly' and
In connection with those Of the Savage
we're rapidly lowering thu water In the
mine until yesterday. when tho breakage
Of . pump-rsd in the Savage shaft left the
Noreross pumps to contend si~ngle-handsd
against the food. whom. In spite Of every
effort, the water commenced to again rise
in the main incline. II Ia confidently DO
lievel, however. that II can DO held In
check below tho i900-foot station until the
savage pump can 10 again set at work.
Tho north drift. on the l9OO-fcot level. has
been connected during the week with the
south drift from the Savage.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-21
Yellow Jacket.

Sinking the new shaft is down sos feet,
the bottom still in very favorable ground.
Tho flow Of water during the frst part Of
the week was quito strong, but Is again
gradually decreasing. The two east cross
cuts between the north and south wines.
on tho 20i0.foot level. are steadily advanc-
ing, the face Of each In quartz and ledge
matter carrying some pay ore. The DRIFT
east from the bottom Qf tho south WINS
ON the 20lO-foot level Is showing q steady
Improvement as the drift advances. A
crosscut has been started east from tho
bottom Of tho north Wine on tho same
level.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-21
knieksrbecker.

The water being we'll drained out Of the
4OO-foot level. much faster progress Is
made in its reduction and IL was, at noon
to-day, eighty feet below the 40O-foot
station. The drifts and workings ut the
t0O-foot level are found TO DO but little
injured by their long submission. which
encourage the belief that the GOO-foot
level will be found also to be all right.
There are good ore Developments at that
level and ID is proposed to got after the
ssme and make Il available.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-21
Mint.

The iiOO-foot station IL completed and .
drift started. This drift. hswever. will b
somewhat delayed until . sump 10 hnishsd
in which to catch tho water hal may nov
FROM the vein. A o a. the sumpis
completed. . the Developments will DO
pressed ahead with all the vigor possible.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-21

Tho mill Is kept steadily running ON
ore from the mine. oreshutes are bang
pu in and . batter character Of ore 10 BE-
ing extracted. Everything IL In the best
u working condition and IL 10 confidently
believed that the mine can BE- put sn .
sound. productive and paying basis In .
vsry short time.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-21
Homesssad.

sinking tho shaft Is making fair pre-
crcss. The ground in The bottom 10 still
f.yor.bl. for sinking. although II sppsan
to be getting somewhat harder - . greater
d.pth Ii attained. Frequent stringsrs OF
quartz arc met with which give fair assays
n both silver and gold.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-21
Imrer,nl Consolidated.

The north and south east erosscuts on
the 2o0o-foot level are both steadily AL
vaneing In very favorable ground. The
north and south drifts. one running from
The .outh and the other from the north
Wine on the 2i35-foot level. will probably
make q connection to-day. When this 10
done and the drifts are put In good work.
ing shape. an entire new level OF The mine
will be ready To erosscut and open up.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-21
sis,ra Nevada.

Driving the north and south drifts On
the i7Oo-foot level Ia making excellent pro-
rrs... The face Of the south drift 10 shov-
ing some very favorable quartz. Tho
north, south and east drifts on the 1900
foot level are each steadily advancing with
ont change u interest to report. The
same may b. said of the north and south
drifts ON both the 1850 and iO00-foot levels.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-21

tn. north drif, o. the 6oo-fsOt lsvslis
in very favorable locking quartz. and 10
advancing at the rate Of three feat every
"a houn. The drift running north from
the incline below this level u In u fest.
and the face shows fne-lsoking vein matter.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-21

Everything Is working finely. both
above and below ground. The dumps are
we'll allied with ore and thsrs are large
quantities in sight ready 70 extract both
below and on the S0o-foot lsvel. Tho
north and south WINES below the SOofoot
l.~.t ..nntinue I'm road ore.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-21
Uaisa Consolidated.

The bottom Of tho winze sunk In the
east drift on the isOO-foot level has been
connected with the north drift from the
Mexican on the 1iGj.foot level. This
gives q much needed ventilation to both
The Mexican and Union Consolidated
mines. Sinking the north winze ON the
i9O0-foot level Is making fair progress
without change Of value. The west cross
cut from the main north drift ON the same
ievsl has penetrated Hne body Of quartz
and low grade ore.
Phil. sheridan.
The drift. on tho iOo-foot level. Is being
advanced ~ rapidly Is the nature Of the
rocl will permit. II Is confidently ex-
uectsd that this drift will make some very
Important Developments. ~ II will spen
The vein at . great depth. and In an en-
tirely new section Of the Comstock.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-21
Cheilar-rosesi.

The new station. at the i7sO-foot level OF
the main incline. IL completed. and . drift
has been started 10 the eastward 70 cross
cut and prospect the ore vein at that point.
The ere Slopes on the old upper levels con-
tinue to yield about 100 q u OF ore per
day, the average assay value Of which 10
s21 per ton. sinking he combination
shaft IL making the bsst Of pregress. the
rock blasting out finely and tho bottom
being perfectly dry.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-21
Daytsn.

The prospecting drifts on the 22o. 500
and 7oo-foot levels are all advancing a.
very favorable rats Of sp ed. Those on
the 7O0-fost level are showing spisndid ore
prospects. Everything working hnely.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-21

sinking tho main shaft Ia going rapidly
ahead. tho bottom In good blasting
ground. II Is now down si5 feet. The
new and heavy pump-bob aud lift, now
being put IN at the 75O-foot level, IL nearly
completed. Everything In and about the
mino Is in tho best Of working condition,
aud the work Is being rapidly pushed for
ward at all points.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1877-08-09
WORTHINGTON. OHIO.
The C4hurehes-Ohi0 Central
Nermal-Prof. Ogden.

Worthington, Ohio, situated FIVE
miles north of Columbus, on the Cleve-
land, Columbus, Cincinnati and In-
dianapolis Railway, is a beautiful vii
lage of five or six hundred inhabitants.
1t is not comRactly built, but so scat
tering as to cover quite an extent of
surface. There are some very fine
dwellings aud the village presents a
neat and tasteful appearance, but the
principal attraction is its rustic beauty;
beautiful maple trees adorn the walks,
and all parts of the village. The grove
and lawn surrounding the Normal
School building add to the beauty of
the scenery. Three churches almost
hidden among the trees, through their
"deep toned bells" call all to .'come,"
both on Sabbath day, and through the
week for prayer meeting. The denom
inatiOns worshiping here are Episcopal,
Presbyterian and Methodist, Rev.
Gunsaullus, pastor of the Methodist
church, might be called second
SpurgeOn; he is but twenty-one, yet his
sermons are attractive and powerful,
both from depth of thought and force
of expression. Rev. Young, the Epis-
copal minister, and Rev. Pelton, of the
presbyterian church, are earnest
preachers and Jealous in every good
work and are highly esteemed by their
respective charges. Each Church has
Sabbath School in connection. OF
these We enjoyed the advantages of the
Presbyterian S. s. Bible class, taught
by DIR. Gordon, an intelligent and able
teacher whose instruction will not be
forgotten. Mrs. DIR. Gordon will alse
be remembered for her kindness and
courtesy to strangers attending the
Presbyterian Church and Sunday
School.
The Ohio Central Normal School
located here is worthy OF favorable
notice. 1t was established in 1871 with
only limited number of students; the
number has steadily increased, the last
term closing with an enrolment of one
hundred aud eight, and graduating
class of thirteen. There are students
bere from many States Of the Union,
New York, Michigan, Missouri, Ten
nessee, Kansas and perhaps Others. OF
which am not aware. or the differ
ent nationalities,' the Scotch, Irish and
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1877-08-09
Love those who advise but not those
u,hn nro ioa Won

who praise you. u.,-
One ungrateful man does an injury
to all who are wretched.
Frowus blight young children ss
frosty nights blight young plants.
A good man will be doing coed
wheresOever he is. His trade Is .
compound of charity and justice.
The vices of the rich and great are
mistaken for errors, and those OF the
POOR and lowly for crimes.
The excesses of our youth are drafts
upon our old age, payable with inter-
est, about thirty years after date.
1t is better to sow good heart with
kindness than field with corn, for the
hearts harvest is perpetual.
Through woe we are taught to re.
fleet, and we gather the honey OF
worldly wisdom not from flowers, out
thOrns. i
The current coin of life Is plain sound
sense. We drive more sobstantisi
and thriving trade with that than
aught else.
'Zounds, fellow exclaimed q caoier-
ic old gentleman to very phlegmatic,
matter-of-fact person, i shall go OUT OF
my Wits We'll you won't nave iaf
to CO. said his companion.
who was the meek-st man, my
son p said the superintendent Of boys
Bible class In the State Of Vermont.
Moses. SIR Very well, my boy; ana
who was the meekest woman Please
sir there never was no meekest wo-
man,