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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-29

Widow Oliver. with whose affections
the aged Simon Cameron played to such
an extent that she has sued him for q
breach Of promise for declining to marry
her, has come to the surface in Wash
ington very frequently during the past
week. and some persons think that her
mind 10 affected by the severe mental
trouble that she has gone through since
she brought her suit In the courts. She
has acted in q very strange manner. and
has appealed In . long letter 10 the au-
thorities Of the District for protection.
In which she says that the hirslings OF
Cameron are worrying her almost to
death. She AYERS that Simon's men are
annoying her all the time. both by fol.
lowing her about the streets. and by
watching and lettering about her room.
II appears that there IL IN effort being
made to ascertain who calls on her and
with whom she associates, in the hope
that II will blast her character and thus
prevent her from obtaining Q verdict
when her case comes to trial next month.
Mrs. Oliver says she believes that Came
ron's agents are trying to kill her. and
that II she does not get the protection OF
the police. they will succeed in their in
tsntion. She says further that shs will
be able to show that her recent discharge
from her position in the Patent Once
was in consequence OF the reports that
were made against her by parties whs
were employed for the purpose. The
truth is. the case appears to b that. IL
Airs. Oliver 10 not entirely insane now.
she soon will be 10 abe allows herself to
remain in such a state Of excitement.
OF course IL will be in Mr. Camsron's
favor IL she gets worse before the trial
comes on.
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TO CANDIDATES.

The GOLD HILL NEWS haring
been duly selected By the County
Commissioners as the OFFICIAL
NEWSPAPER OF STOREY CoUN-
TY. candidates for office at the CON-
ing election scA see the Importance
and propriety Of placing themselves
sqnarely before the people By insert.
ing their r~espectire announcements
officially in the NEWS. Al triu
be girea a fur and equal shoe. re-
gardiess Of politics. We icish IL
also distinctly understood, as hereto
fore. that all political or election
printing must be paid for in ad-
vance. We can accept Of no eontia-
gent arrangements. Any candidate
,cho does not pay his printing bills
promptly. is not icoythy Of the office
he seeks. and moreorsr he iciA not
be elected.
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Etko County.


Eko Independent. august "a. II IL
pretty loudly rumored that Major John
II. Dennis. the versatile editor Of the
Tuscarora Times. Rsvien, intends to stand
In before the Democratic Convention for
nomination to or the other branches
Of the State Legislature. Major Dennis
Is not only q gentleman Of ability N Il
journalist. but he il thoroughly posted
In parliamentary proceedings; Is famil.
lar with the rise. progress and history OF
Nevada, and II he should DO nominated
and elected to either House, he will be Il
credit to the Democratic party and q val.
liable acquisition TO the law.making
force Of the State.
Robert Weeks had his leg broken neal
Wells Station last Monday by being
thrown from q horse.
J.. l.. Wines returned from Tuscarora
yesterday. He brings highly encourag.
ing news from the northern FL Dorado.
The superintendent Of the Grand Prize
informed Mr.. Wines that the Indepen.
dsncs company will commence crushing
their ore at the Grand Prize 20-stamp
mill on tho first day Of NEXT month. On
the sans day the Navajo Co. commence
crushing Navajo ore at the Indepen.
dence l0-stamp mill. The timbers for a
substantial hoisting works for the Rove.
nue. mine arc boing framed. and the
works will soon be In running order.
The Grand Prize pump In the new shaft
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-29
Dakota.

Dead,oood Pioneer. August 22.-Jos II.
Fairfield writes as follows from Spring
Greek Ranch Information has just
come into Rapid this evening Of an In.
dian attack out on the Fort Pierre routs.
about six miles from Rapid City. at the
crossing OF the Box Elder. A courier
came in from the attacked party after
reinforcements. He reported that the
train was attacked by about forty Indi.
ans az they were crossing the Box Elder.
and that the party he left were then
standing the savsgss Of. Some ten or
twelve men had left to the rescue. and
more were preparing TO leave On my In
formation ceased. II you have o Rapid
correspondent, he will doubtless give
you more definite information In regard
to this scare than I am able TO. a. I live
some distance from Rapid. and my In
formation IL all hearsay. ! could not
learn the name OF the train, and only
that Il was an OF train, and was loaded
for Rapid City.
A gentleman came In from the Castle
creek country last evening and reports q
few particulars Of = very sad affair Mon
day afternoon. A placer claim two miles
lpiow the town Of Sitting Bull. OF Castle
creek. was found cavsd In and two men.
one an old gentleman siaty.hvo years OF
age. named Lowe. aud another. named
Troas,. held captive. Thirteen sets OF
timbers broke down. The drift was be-
ing run into o bar along the stream.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-29

Nkw PArKSrs.-The Miaing aad Sci
enivic Press Patent Department has re-
csived official notice Of the issue OF the
following patents to Pacific Coast in.
veutors for the week ending Angus,
18th, 1878. viz: Otto 7. Brockhausen,
Reno. New. blasting wedges ; John
Lennon. San Francisco. CAL. wheel.
bsrrows; Lowry ID. Rowland. Mon
mouth. Oregon, horsepower squalizers;
Samuel II. Cowles and Benjamin d.
Brewer. Sacramento, Cal, propslling
vessels; Adolph II. Ran. San Francisco.
Cal. lawn mowers; Lorenzo b. Law.
renee. Monticello. Cal. and A. g.
Strswbridge. Sharon. Pa. stove at
tachments.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-29

C%RrrrrspEs THORNTON. who Is the
partner Of Congressman Wren In the To-
gal profession. has published . card in
the Eureka Leader stating that Mr..
Wren 10 not and never has been In the
employ OF the Central Pacific Railroad
as an attorney. Mr.. Thornton has indi.
vidually been so employed. and not q
cent Of the money received by him for
legal services has benefited Mr.. Wren
in any way.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-29

TuE heads Of departments have com.
msncsd the preparation Of their reports,
and some OF them will be very lengthy.
The report Of Commissioner Raum viii
give a clever exhibit OF the receipts oil
the Government from internal revenue.
the increase iu which he assigns to the
gradual improvement in the business Of
the country. This report will also give
n full history OF the whisky troubles
throughout the country.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-29

TnE Bodis Standard has been pur-
chased from Frank Kenyon. by T. s.
Harris Of the Coso Ns,os. and Fred.
Elliott. Both are experienced journal.
lists. well known on the Pacific Coast.
and the Standard in their hands will
maintain It's reputation and ably repre-
sent the interests Of q Of the livsliest
mining camps in California.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-29
Authority Of a Dead Head.

In the Office Of Mr.. Sidney Beers, the
General Passenger Agent Of the New
Jersey Midland Railway. is the follow.
ing significant notice:
In those days there were nc passes
given.
Search tho Scriptures.
Thou shalt not pass. Numbers Yr.,
IL.
Suffer not a man to pass.-Jndgcs ILL.,,
%.
The wicked shall no moro pass.-Na-
hum l., 10.
None shall ever pass.-Isaiah IIIiv..
10.
This generation shall no. pass.-Mark
xiii. 30.
Though they roar. yet shall they not
pass Jeremiah xiii, ~.
SO he paid his fare and went (Jonah
l., ~ via the Midland Hallway Boston
Daily Advertiser.
o, Beers be bottledl He hasn't search.
ed the Scriptures half way through; II
he had, he would have found these
words:
Ho shall 60 out free for nothing
Exodus xxi, 2.
70 shall have the Pass ovsr.-Ezekiel
xiv. 81.
Thou shalt lot him 60 frss.-Disut.
xv., ~.
And let him go fres.-Psalm cv.. 90.
For he was to pass that ~way.-Inks
xix, 4.
Comfort your hearts. after that ye
shall pass on.-Gsn. xviii. o.
Ye shall be free indeed John viii.
And he said unto the people. pass on.
Joshua vi, 4.
Jesse called Abidnndab and made him
ss.-Samusl xvi, q.
Again. in chapter xvi. verso 10. same
book /: Jesse made several Of his sons
to pass before Samuel.
This was years before Beers and bis
Midland road through Mosquitodom
were dreamed Of Commercidi Bulletin.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-29
eoRn.

PREuscH- In Virginia, August 2sth. to the
wife Of John b. Preusch. . son.
Brownie Carson. August 9Th. 10 the wife
Of h. Is. Brown. . son.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-29

DoS'r you hear the Pullman sing.
Angel now il on the wing 7"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-29

This Committee recommend 10 the several
County Committees 20 adopt such rsstrtcuon.
Al the prlmanes ss shall sxcIuds al except we'll
Known Republican voters IRON voting tor dele.
astrs 70 the State Convention. The mannsf OF
choosing said Delegates was referred 10 the ssv.
eral County Committees for thsir respective
@. O. BArTRRMAN. Chairman.
HKSRr P1rKR, SECRETARY. aus ID
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-29
DIED.

McMARTiN-In Gold mn, August 2oth. hsy,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mr.. Alexander Nc.
Martin, aged Q years and 7 months.
1.-THE funeral will take place nom the resi'
denee Of the parents at sr. \. tomorrow (Ffi'
day. August sol. Friepd.. and aequaintanees q
the family are invited to attend
CALVIN In Elko, August 9ith, infant son Of
James and Annie Calvin. aged "a months.
LUsR In Robinson, August 22d, Mrs. Jennie
luss.
~0D6RRs-In ward. August a2d. Aislns odsers.
sgtd 0 months.
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MARRIED.

REDEUILL TYRRELI.- In Kan Frsnel.co, Au.
gust 2irt, Of ". Mars Cathedral. by Rev. J.
Pendergast, Augustus RedeuiIl 70 Miss Nellie
q Tyrreil. both OF Gold Hill.
RAMsEY-JONES In Eureka. August 20,h, Q.
ID. ramsey 20 Mrs. II. n. Jones.
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washoe County.

Vee"ss Sse"
Reno Ga,its, August 2s.-W. 8. Bailey
and scalp has arrived all right from
John Day Valley. His friends not learn.
ing from him since the latter part Of
June, naturally feared that he had fallen
Q victim to the hostile Indians. Mr..
Bailey went to the valley in the interest
OF the California Fruit and Meat Ship
ping Association. to receive a large band
Of cattle. The hostilss being lively in
that direction, and no word having been
received. his friends at last gave up all
hope Of his being alive. Mr.. Bailey
sent several letters from various points.
but they seem to all have miscarried. He
brought In with him q large drove Of
cattle, but left the bulk OF them on his
range about $50 miles north OF here.
The adventurous gentleman says that
the Indian troubles caused him 10 lie by
about one month, but aside FROM that
the antics OF the redskins did not inter
fsre with his plans.
The pavilion IL growing like q holy
gourd. The tmbsrs for the second fisor
are being laid to-day.
+. Lennon. the wsll.known rancher.
whose place Is about eleven miles north
Of town. had his right hand severely
bitten by q stud horse on Monday last.
The vicious beast set his teeth In the
flesh OF the back Of the hand. and ripped
most OF II of. The hurt Is q very pain.
full one, and Mr.. Lennon will not be
able to use the disabled member for
some time.
Reno Journal. august 29.-Subscrip.
tons to the Pavilion fund are being 70.
ceived daily. When Reno starts in there
IL no such word as fail.
d. II. Haskell is expected here soon.
when an effort will be made to secure an
order from him prohibiting Chinatown
from being built in tho China gardens.
Rene Record. Amrd 2s.-Last night q
train Of Ave cars passed through Reno.
having on board companies b, q, ID. II
aud X OF the 18th u. \. Infantry. under
command OF Major Esbert. They passed
through here In juno for Carlin. whence
they marched via Tuscarora and Silver
City To Boise City, Idaho.
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Lander County.

Austin Repsile. August 27.-Four
young ladies' Of this city will depart by
the Battle Mountain stage this evening,
en- route for Reno. where they will enter
Bishop whitaker's young ladies' semi
nary.
A poor little boy. without any acket
on. but with q broad patch on the after.
deck OF his pantaloons, was passing
along Main street this morning. whom a
bold. bad man hailed him and said
"Say. sonny, why's your brooches like
q paid billp" Tho little innocent only
said In reply: "what yer givin' US
taffy?" But the man said II WASN'T
taffy. but only q conundrum. and the
answer was that the reason why the
brssches were like a paid bill was be.
cause they had been rssestsd.
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FoR COUNTY CLERK.
PHIL. sELpNER

ID KsPKcTPULLY ANNOUNCES HIMsRLP
III % Candidate for County Ciefk. subject ~
the decision Of the Democratic County Con.
vention. au25td
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0YPfoR AND RESIDENCE = OPPOSITE
~ the Nrvs onhos, Main strest, Gold Hill.
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FoR JUSTICE or the PEACE,
GOLF MILL.
r. p. TAYLOR

. nsPEcTYULLY ANNOUNCES nlMsELP
~ - Q Candidate for the once OF Justice OF
the p. acc for Township No. .. subject 10 the
decilion Of the Democratic County Convsnuop.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-29

% EsPRcrFULLY ANNOUNCES HIMsKt.P
n a. Q Candidate for the once OF Justice OF
the Peass fnr Township No. s. subject 10 the
dseision Of the Democratic Coun.y Convention.
au2B linz
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v,uIs CERrIrrEs THAT I HAVE THE
w.HtLL 70 Be- nv authorized doieetos.
sui I'm z. j. MA0Rk. Y. d.
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HOURS FOR CONSULTATION Prom 10
I'LL 3. and from Q til .. or By special appeint
ment. jyis tf u
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-03-07
Chapter 90.

An ACT amend chapter two hundred and fourteen OF
the Public Laws Of the year one thousand eight nun
drei and severity -four, entitled IAN Act reiatlng u
Ways Railroads"
B, it enacted ny the Senate and House ~ Representa-
ties in Legisiaturs assembled, as follows
Chapter two hundred and fourteen OF the pupnc laws
the wear one thousand eight hundred and seventy fou
is hereby amended 80 as to read as follows:
SEcTIoN /. Townways and highways may be laid out
across over or ander railroad track in the mannr
by law for laying out such ways and when such
way such track grade the expense OF building
and maintaining so much of such way as IS wtn'n the
limits Of such railroad shall be borne by the railroad com
pany whose track crossed; and when such way is
under such track, and not at grade the
expense building and maintaining much thereof as
within the limits such railroad shall be borne by such
rail road comp any, by the city town in which sucn
way is located be apporoned between such railroad
company ard such city town. as may be determined
by the railroad commits 'oners, upon petition and after
notice and hearing of the parties Either party aggeved
by their decision thereon may appeal therefrom to the
Supr, judicial at any time after such decision
as been made in writing, and before the next term OF
sh within and for the county in which such way is
iocqte at which term such appeal may be entered ana
prosecuted by the party appealing If the party appeal
u fails app at that term to prosecute the appeal
csion e the railroad commissioners shall be final
md conclusive II the appeal is then entered not ai.er
wards the curt appoint committee OF three ois'
persons not reside nt of the county in when such
WAY is located, who shall be sworn, and If one OF them
dies refuses becomes Interested, the court may
anpot another in his place; they shall give such
the court HIS ordered, view the way in question
hear the parties and make their at that or the next
tCru OF the court a!t.r ueir appointment, WIG
of the railroad commissioners should be IN wnoe
II in part affirmed reversed which being accepted and
Judgment thereon entered, shall be final and conclusive
in the case Costs may be taxed and allowed to either
party. at The discretion of the court.
-sc . In case of such ways already laid out over
or under any railroad track ard not at grade, the eX-
oerSe of building and maintaining so much of such way
As within thu limits of such railroad shall he borne as
provided in section of this act the question to be de-
tern upon appct of any railroad company whose
rack so crossed made within sixty days after notice.
in writing hereafter served such railroad company BY
the municipal officers of city town in which such
wy is located requesting such railroad company to build
and maintain much of such way as is within the limits
of their road -,
SEC. s. All provisions Of any act inconsistent with
this act are hereby repealed.
(Approved February 10, 1881
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-03-07
Chapter 40.

AN ACT to amend section ten of chapter hundred
and twenty the Public Laws Of TIE one thousand
civ hit hundred and scvcnty.siN, entitled "An Act to
auth,riz, the formation of Railroad Corporations"
Re IL enacted by the Senate amt House NJ Repressnta
tires in Legisiuture assembled, as f0U0Ws:
Section ten of chapter hundred and twenty OF the
public laws Of the year thousand eight hundred AID
sventysx is hereby amended that said section Sh al
read follows:
SECT. 10. The compensation to the railroad commas
sioners shall be ten hundred dollars each per annun III
elusive AL expenses to be paid by the state III gu r-
terly payments
(Approved february 10, 1851
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Chnpter IS.

AN ACT amending chapter hundred and twenty
four of The Public Laws ne year eig teen hundred
and seventy six, relating To Warehouses.
Re IL ,ndctpd by Spnate and HoaSe Of RGDrescnfh-
tines IN LegisiHure dSsembisS, as fO/t0Hs:
Of said eighteen hundred and seven
ty is amended by inserting after 'warehousr, IN the
second line section four, or the w'drves and
premises of the warehoustman AID in his possessOu
that said section four shall read rs follows
SECT. T. The title to goods and cnattcs stored in
public warehouse, the wharves and premises OF the
a, and in possession shall pass to pur
chaser pcdgec in good faith, by the ind 'rsemrn To
such purchaser pl dyee, hut not in blank, OF the ware
hous, mans receipt therefor signed by the to whom
the receipt originally given by indorsee Of the
receipt recorded i'll the books OF the warchousenaa
with whom such goods and chaftes are stored
(Approved February -, 1851
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may extend the time for hearing claims by the com
missioners, justice may require. When the amount
each person Is established the court shall cause others
than epostors be paid in FULL and after cetuctng ex
pAnses, the balance to be raably distributed among
deposors.
Sac. q All attachments of the property OF the bank
shall be dissolved by the decree of sequesraon and all
pending suits be discontinued and the claim In suit
presented to the commissioners unless the court shy
ia tice Their in vacation, application of the palntlh
within three said Decree shall pass an order
allowing the be made party to the SUIT, ard
that the same may prosecuted to final judgment After
decree of sequestraon action at law shall be MAINTAIN
ed any claim against the bank unlsss the court or
stice thereof in vacation, application therefor WITHIN
the named, shall authorize it, and in such case
the receiver shall be made party; any Judgment recoV
cred herein provided shall be added to the Claims
against the bank.
SEC B. All claims not presented to the commissl 'ners
within the tim xcd by the tgat.d at law as
aiore aid, shall he forever barred.
(Approved Feb. 10, 1881
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Chapter A.

AN ACT 10 establish additional Normal school,
Re IL ,uacfpdbv the Senate and House Of Representa-
tires in Legis AZURE assembled as follows:
SE TIoN l. There is hereby established another normal
cho upn such plan as board of trustees of normal
schools may direct.
SEc S id nor nal school shall be located at Gorham,
in the county Cumberland provided and upon condition
that there he conveyed the by the proper author
ties for the and purpose of such school, land and
buildings thereon situated in said town, such as shall BE-
the Judgment OF the trustees of the normal SCHOOLS OF
CAPACITY and in such condition to meet fully
The demands Of said school, And said rust upon such
nyeyance authorized to procure teachers and put
in opeyation euch school, and the same to be con-
ucted at cost per year greater than that of either
m the normal Schools such cost to be deducted
and paid from the public school funds
Approved February 10, 1881
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-03-07
CHAPTER IL.

An ACT additional to chapter nineteen OF the puhNc
ws of the year tn usand eight hundred and sew
ty-fvc relating the taxation Of railroad Companies
Be IL enacted me Senate and House 0f Representa-
tiuss in Leg,siatur' assembled. as follows:
SECTION / Any railroad company which has hereto
United apply to the governor and council unter
chapter nineteen the public acts of the year one thousand
light hundred and seventy five for an abatement OF Vaa'
ton claimed be essive, and whose claim TOR su N
abatement is by the Limitation contained in said
apor is hereby permitted to apply in writing to the
and uncil at time within sixty Gays ron
fine approyal of is act by the governor, for abate
ment the of valuation of said company for any
pr vious year.
SEC Arv abatement made by the governor and
council undrr act shall he of effect, unless the ran
road company shall ply the arrearages OF taxes que INTO
the state treasury within four months after the adudcati
# the governor AM council.
approved february 10, 1881
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Chapter Sd.

AN ACT additional to CHI ninety seven OF the Revised
Statutes, relating to Il sstaru Children and their
maintenance
Re IL enacteG bv the Senate and HDuss of Representa-
tiues in LeGisiuturs assembled as foH0Os:
Chapter uinetyse OF the revised statutes Is hereby
amended by adding thereto the tuliJwiLg section
SECT. H. When the mpainant dies after verdict IN
her favor and before Judgment, her executor or admnis
r,or NAV prosecute her action to final Judgment and
M. bond for the of the OF the court
required by section of said chapter, shall run tb'c
executor or administrator, who, after Of costs
of prosecution shall appropr ate to tie support OF the
child the money recovered Of the respol dent'
(Approved February -, 1851
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Chapter BIB.

AN ACT the provision of means for the ex-
tingul ,hment Of fires
Be IL sndcfed ny the Senate and House NJ RePreSnfd-
tees IegiSinture dsStMbisd, AS follows:
SECTION !. The aqueducts, pipes and conduits OF any
corporations engaged in supplying any city or town with
water shall from taxation, when any city or
shall take from the aqueducts pes or condus OF
such corporations water for the extngushment OF hres
without charge being made for the same.
. Nothing in this act shall be so construed as u
include in this exemption the capital stock Of such cor
praon any grounds occupied for the same
any property real persona owned by such company
or corporation other than enumerated in section
approved February ID, lS1S)