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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-28
The

The Scorpion mine has had new life
infused into II by the strike in Sierra
Nevada and the general interest in the
north end. 1t has been conceded from
the first that II Ia u very promising loca-
ton ; in fact, one Of the best Oh the
lode. Still 1t has lain idle OF nearly so
all these years, only enough work hav-
ing been done on II to hold 1t, and that
in q very unsatisfactory manner. Aper.
manent working shaft is now about to
DO sunk on the claim. aud IL will DO de-
yeloped In the most practical anner
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-28

Tnr ore body at the Sierra Nevada Il
again rising up into the incline. II last
evening reached from the south across "a
the north side. Without any digging
down to hunt for ore. the assays were Al
follows: South side, $3.50 06 I; north
aide $50 45.
YESTERDAY afternoon at 2:30 O'Clock
John Rankin. working In the California,
WAS struck by q piece Of rock and knocked
down. He fell through two sets Of tim.
bers and was badly bruised about the
left side and shoulder.
TIE Virginia and Truckse Railroad
Company will carry passengers to and
from the Carson Fair. next week. at hall
rates. The timetable for these accom-
mediation trains will DO made public In
due time.
THr next attraction at Piper's opsrs
House. Virginia. will be Collandsr's
Georgia Minstrels. twenty real negroes.
They will show at the Opera House o.
tober 2.
The Democratic County Convention
will be held next Monday In Virginia.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-28
A CemmissIos % Investigate the
yellow Fever.

A CemmissIos % 'isvsssiEate she
yellow Fever.
WASHINGTON. Sept. T.-Surgson Gen.
eral Woodwork. Of the Marine Hospital
service, has, upon the advice Of the
members Of tho American Public Health
Association, selected Professor 8. II.
Bsmis, II. D., Of New Orleans. as
chairman OF the commission to invest.
gate the yellow fever epidemic. DR..
Bemis Is at present Professor Of Theory
and Practice OF Medicine In the Uni.
versity OF Louisiana. and editor OF the
New Orleans Medical and Surgical Jour.
nal. The remaining members OF the
commission were determined upon this
evening, but their acceptances have not
been received. DR.. woodworth's letter
appointing the commission. which will
DO issued tomorrow. will contain the
following: 1.-THE members Of the COM
mission will assemble In the city OF New
Orleans as soon a. possible. and having
OfkhiiLrus WIN LII. DohAso -
and one OF your number as recorder. at
once commence the work. II Is hoped
to make an investigation into the causes
OF the present epidemic rather than .
national history Of the yellow fever
itself, which latter line Of inquiry may
DO pursued subsequently, should the con.
tributionsu OF money be suficisnt or Con.
gross so direct. The great object Of the
investigation Is to CLEAN all the import
ant facts possible to be obtained which
may have reference 10 measures for the
prevention Of future epidsmics. After
completing your work In New Orleans
you will visit a. many Of the cities and
towns In which the yellow fever prevails
as IL practicable before the 10th OF No
vember next. on which day the American
Public Health Association will convene
in special session, probably In the city
OF Richmond. 10 discuss the facts which
you shall have gathered and which you
will submit prior 70 that time In . pre-.
liminary report 10 the Surgeon General
Of the Marine Hospital 6srvios."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-28

WINTER CLoruNo.-Platt 4 Rich. on.
posits the News office. are now unpack.
ing an extensive invoice OF gents' cloth.
ing aud furnishing soods' such a. snSu,a
!. lin. 70 msLs ,ouy sslsctions.
GooJ s,s GOOD mstsrisl. ooed make.
oonJ .%,srv,Sino vsrrantsd' Cali and
sss
vu..,.. ,..,. w..
.~h,...aown a, m. y.llov Jacl.t nav
.h.u A 90, b,ot. from The pinion.
stuck In the gearing. and when Il came
around again bent the main shaft on
which the reels run. The Fulton Foun.
dry IL at work remedying the injury.
anu no unnecessary '" wiz " '0
BISkhurrcr.-Ihe following ua'ne
was transacted september 70 before L.
Strother. Register In Bankruptcy: First
meeting Of the creditors Of +. A. Bierk,
Joseph Hayton appointed assignee aud
bopi 6xei nj $500. First meeting of
the creditors OF John Pearson; Jane
s"a "pp'''' "'"'''
rsApr Wonkrn.-EI-Aidsrman Mo
Kay OF Virginia Is to-day celebrating
the seventeenth anniversary Of his
steady and constant employment BY the
douid q Curry Company. Never our.
.;.L.n ton ,Sa n.v ro,i. ~ ,hs COM.
n.nv
Pa''
$50 o1 '.A ~.
a"' .AN
arrived on the Train yesterday morning
They aud quite o number OF other East.
Sonsnra NINA ys.tsrdsy sftsrnoon.
r-. c..n. p...u..,,,,
ooun'y n0Aia " a
met at III A. N. today present. shsp'
a au's ioa rUa xs. ,ss.p tiii In a. y.
Monday. Chairman Shepherd wishes
the members 10 10 there promptly at
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-28
A TERRIBLE
The Beiisr OF y steamer Expiedes
aud Several Passengers are
Killed and wounded -HHrrow.
ing seeues Among the scalded.

Sourn NoRwALK. Conn. Sept. u.s.
The steamboat Adelphi. plying between
New York and South Norwalk. blew mp
this morning. A number Of persons
were killed. The explosion on the
steamer took place e here. A mum.
Der Of persons were wounded in addition
TO tho killed.
The Norwark and New York steam.
ship Adelphi burst her boiler when q
mile from her dock at 4 o'clock this
morning on her way to New York.
She was Immediately towed to Gregory
Point. Six were killed and some TWEEN
ty scaldsd. The boiler blew out the
starboard side OF the roof. The hull
and machinery are but little injured.
Following is from the South Norwark
Sentinel extra: The boiler OF the steamer
Adelphi. just rs she was slowed down to
approach the dock at Darlon's point this
morning. exploded with terrific force.
tearing away the main deck the boiler
hatch and o portion OF the saloon on the
port side, instantly killing several and
precipitating others into the water. The
bodies have not been found. The boat
left her dock ut this city about the usual
time, and had probably two hundred
passengers on board. Il Is impossible
at this time to ascertain the full extent
Of the accident and the names Of oil that
are killed or injured, but the names
Of the killed, 40 far rs ascertained,
are O man with n memorandum
In his pocket, marked Charles W. Lord.
Lombard street, 80 and 30 private. Mrs.
W. II. Boole, South Norwalk. Henry
Allen, Norwalk. Mr.. Ford, agenileman.
returning to Philadelphia from a visit TO
Captain II. Bell. and Mr.. Hoyt Of Har.
lem. The body Of nm unknown
woman Is at tho steamer landing.
Several other bodies were removed be-
fore their names could be asceriained.
The injured are Fred Metz Swartz.
badly scalded ; Theodore Romano Of
New Canaan, leg broken and badly in.
jursd /; Henry Cornell Of Springfield.
hand cut /; John Hawlsy, q New York
fireman, bruised. lie was sitting on the
boiler hatch at tho time. and was hurt
by being thrown against a beam. ID. o.
Crane Of Danbury, badly scalded /; Ben.
jamin Ackert. q boy on the boat. terri.
bly, scalded ; Henry Lauerman. Sauga.
tuck. scalded and burned ; Mabel Wood,
daughter OF Samuel Wood, probably "a.
tally injured /; Augustus Ackert, hurt
about the head ; James A. Holland.
bruised /; Edward Holland, assistant
engineer, bruised about the head ;
Miss Libbie Ssllssk. Newark. slightly.
A great many others were injured more
or less. Captain Holton was In the
Office at the time OF the explosion. The
body OF Mr.. Hoyt wal picked up 100
feet from whore the calamity occurred.
Some OF the most hsartrending scenes
took place. One passenger recognized
his mangled wife. from whose mouth
tho blood spurtsd In streams. The
burned suffer terribly. and their groans
are narrowing. Physicians were prompt.
liz In sttspdsnce,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-28

wASrEp.-Now that stocks arc NOV
ing and the whole world Is once more
becoming interested in the Conistock. q
demand is felt for increased facilities for
reaching 1t. The lightning train three
times q week is all very we'll. but the
cry is for such an accommodation every
day. The outlook also demands II. II
needs but a glance at the mining situa.
ton to convince all that the movement
in stocks is rs yet scarcely well inaugu.
rated. II will take months to show up
what Is known now to exist. and the
prospects for more near ut hand are
good. We should have q rapid run be-
tween the Comstock aud San Francisco
every day.
RoAD TO II HosrrrAL.-By a sort Of
joint operation between the city and
county the road over the %ravine. down
which the water from the Savage and
Hale 4 Norcross flows and which leads
to the County Hospital. is to DO i'm.
proved. The ravine will either be
bridged or a strong culyert will DO put
in which will allow the water TO fiow
under the road. The county will fur
nish the lumber and n carpenter to
frame II and the city will do the digging
and other necessary labor. The result
will DO an improvement which is much
needed. The county has ordered the
lumber for this crossing. and 1t will be
put In Immediately.
AT THE KEYsroSE.-The shaft OF the
Original Keystone is making good pro-
gress. being down now about 100 feet.
This is the main working shaft. The
company has also a prospecting shaft
down some 80 feet. from which q drift
has been started. which 10 cutting some
rather good.lookine rock. The house
for the works is mp and IN to be painted
Immediately. The engine Is vet and
machinery in place. The carpenter ana
blacksmith shops and boiler rooms are
all ready for use.
SHAPED LIKE AN 1.-The form OF the
ms" o'e'nan 'aa' "n'en io'a'eu 'u
the hill north OF the AHA, Is that OF an
l.. II will have four compartments. two
Of which will be AZ by o. the third o by
G, and the pumping compartment will be
6by 7. II h expected 10 drive this shaft
down 1000 feet to reach the ledge. but
machinery WI WI" % % N" n ~ powe''I'
road has been constructed 10 Nh. site OF
the shaft. and already il looks like bust.
ness there.
For SALE Oh 10 hhSf'-ins hea.
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rhe Rassiass Retiring frea Cos.
stanstnopis.

stanstnopte.
LONDON, Sept. ga dispatch from
Constantinople, under date OF the Goth.
says the Russians continue to retreat on
NIX Killissa aud Adrianople. where they
expect to arrive about the I'd OF October.
Yesterday General Skobeloff with the
Fourth corps was at Tchataldjy. and
was about to move 10 Tchorlu. where be
will DO joined by the Ninth corps, which
lately occupied the country between 10.
dosto and the northern shore OF the Gull
OF Saros. part OF which was concentrated
before the Bulair lines. II has been
arranged that the Turkish Infantry
should advance. keeping at q distance
Of % kilometers. The intervening
space will be in great part occupied by
small bodies Of cavalry In the hope OF
preventing disorders. Governor Skobe.
loft has issued public notice that q court
martial will be formed. and all persons
convicted OF certain specified crimes
will be punished by death.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-28

BETTER AND MoRE or Ir.-Alfrei Ca.
hen OF the well known family cheap
store ON Main street. having just re-
turned from San Francisco. has had TO
enlarge his store to nearly double Its
former size. by additions TO the rear. in
order 10 accommodate the large addition
and increase OF his stock in trade. He
o has anything in the world anybody
could wish for. from u Russian sardine
10 a picked whale. OF from q Bartlett
pear TO a California pumpkin. Cheese.
tobacco. j~ack-knivss, carrots, potatoes.
chickens. toothpieks, candy, anything
you want you a buy Of Cahen. Call
aud see.
Ii CoSrENiT.-The case Of Leary vs..
Leary IL attracting considerable aiten.
ton. Mention has already been made
in the NEws Of the order made by Judge
Rising that stocks amounting to about
81. 900 be delivered into court. Service
Of the order was last evening made by
the Sheriff. and this morning Mrs. Leary
was adjudged in contempt for refusing
10 produce the securities, and sent To
Jail till the order is complied with.
MoRK DRY GooDs.-Alex. Cohen has
Just returned from San Francisco with
the best and most extensive stock OF dry
goods ever landed In Gold Hill. Each
box full Is q supply for a moderate sized
store, and the boxes will furnish stove
wood for the Winter. He invites the
ladies to call promptly aud make their
selections at their W prices.
TUE programme at Pipsr's Opera
House. Virginia. will not be cut at all
to night. The troupe will not leave till
Sunday night, and hence there will BE-
no necessity to cut the performances
short. There will be q change OF pro-
gramme and 1t will DO given entire.
TuE lode discovered by the Italian
gardeners to the nor,hwari Of the Wells
Fargo. while grading a road. has been
named the Liberty. The d~,scoverers
were yesterday building a house on their
find.
COLONEL j.. q. Fam Of the bonanza
mines. George A. King. agent Of the
Nevada Bank in Virginia. and several
other leading mining magnates and
capitalists left last night for San Fran
cisco.
Mosr OF the leading dry goods houses
in Virginia are closed and will remain so
until Monday morning. This IL done
to more properly observe the Jewish
festival.
Mn. McLauonLrN. OF San Jose, a for
mer resident Of Virginia. has donated a
costly card receiver to the Sisters, to be
rallied for at the Catholic Fair.
FtSEp.-J. G. Bray. arrested for as
sault ON Murphy in Flowery recently,
was yesterday fined 500 by Judge
Knox.
Ms. BEANAS. Of the Rocky Mountain
Coal Company Is Visiting the agencies Of
the Company in these parts.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-28
A CARD.

To all who are suffering from the srron and
indiscrstioas Of youth. nervous weakness. sariy
decay. loss Of manhood. etc.. ! will send Z
receipt that will ours you, YRlE OF cHAnoB,
This great remedy vas discovered BY mission.
AIRY In south America. send . elf-sddresse
envelope TO the REV. JOSEPH T. INkAN,
station d. Bible House, New iork City.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-28
ONE OF THE sRIamTR.r CHARMS

OF . fair fsee 10 . One se, OF teeth. The ladies
being fully alive to this fact. pstroniae sozo'
DON'T In preference TO any other dsntifries.
since they know by experiences that u preserves
like no other the pristine Wilderness and clean.
illness Of the teeth. and males . naturally swest
brvath additionally fragrant. II 10 one OF the
priyiisers Of the Dsdur ssr 70 look lovely, and
that portion OF Il which uses SOZ0DONT has
learned that the article contributes In no small
degree 10 the end IN view. AL drusgists ssli
Al, sail I'm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-28
Arr,,a,. .n,. a...,..

" Chaplin. J n Thompson. J York.
J u Dunning. n u Davis. J Il Kittreli.
J II Matnew.on. D y MeLain. N sheyer.
W Z Richards. y Kantroritz, J Hancock.
Geo Mckee. Miss N Blackburn. Mrs N J
Howard. Miss l. PreduenthAi. e Boyle,
Miss Murphy. q n Stewart. Rev Father
Haupts. Mrs J N Dunlap
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-28
the TWIN cHrRuss.

The WILDLY Butier and Dts"ss
Kearsey-usw they ceasobisss
Together Men halter Not 10 DC
the Next Gev~rsor ef Msssses"-
setts-A Dews.Esstsr'n Opinion
OF shc kearasy.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-28
A %RRnARKABLR CASE.

One Of tho mos. extraordinary cures on
record was thu: OF the mai John Y. Herman
des, residing In Salt LAis City. Who vss u
deaths door with that terrible dlsssss Mans
mus the best medical aid had failed 10 stop
the progress OF the malady, when twent.thfes
bouies Of BRfsTOL's sAksAPARiLLA and
three phisis Of BKisToL's PILLS mads him
asll man. lyI1 In
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-28
rnR PALACE KATINo STAND.

For . rosst OF beef unezeelisd In Store,
county. 20 TO Thomas Hsnron's Eating Stand
in the Palace Saloon. No. : North o strsst
Virginia CITY. Fresh oyytsr at all hour n
svsry style. Forty ninsrs always on hand o
niehf. For tasty, homo style Of cooking. and
ths best and frcsl cot Of al that the married.
siord. the Palace Eating stand has no superior
TT Il, aplS n
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-28
o. II. GALLUP.

o. n. GALLuP. opposite the Bank Of oaiif0s.
nia, oold Hill, keeps constantly on hand ~
hvorits brands Of Imported Gear. choice olt
eiesrs, ali kiuds OF chsving Tobacco. meer.
schanm nIpes. nuts. candida. hns cutlery, md
tovs snd Ency roods Of All kinds. ap1e n
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-28
ANNUAL NETTING.

NYYcR OF KxcHRQUKR MINING CON.
" psny.-Location Of principal plsce OF eust.
neas, as California street. Onion Insurance
Buiiding) San Fnneisco, California.
Location Of works, Gold Hill, storey county.
Nevada.
Notice if hereby etven. that the annual meet.
company for the election OF Q Board Of nvs
Directors 70 serve for the ensuing year and foe
the transactiou Of sueh other business 90 may
properly coms before the meeting. will be held
q the conpany's o1ics, as California street.
California, on the TwKNTY.pIRsr DAY "
OCTOBER, 1873. Of . O'Clock .. =. Transfer
books yin be ciossdpn and after Saturday. oe'
tobsr u, lsrS.
By order OF ths Board OF Directors.
sep 3 JOSEPH oRUSs. Secretary.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-28
A VOICE IRON NEVADA.

From Virginia oItya poor sufferer. almost
dsvoured alive By IN ulcerous secret disssss,
sends us his thanka and gratitude for his ~
oovsry 70 hath. eiscted By those sterling GOOD
msdicin,s, Bristol's Sarpspaftlia and Ptlls,
established for over forty yesp. They have the
confidence OF both doctors and patients.
au1lim
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-28
mRDICAL WONDRx.

This srest cure for Rhsunssisn. Neuralgia
and All Palma. Burns. seaids, oods, nd ~
sehs, and pains that people and families ssser
Wfth. 10 really q wonder sad . success. y.
Lone, Jr, sails 70 n Gold HUI. lei1 -
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-28

Ne Lady ever saints her haedheFs
chief with : eoarss perfume. Indeed, the -
psrtieulsr. Hence Il d thai Murray 4 Lam.
FAN'p FLORIDA wArKR 10 % universally
prsfsrred By psrsons ofeonsettasts 70 sl othsg
tollst watstl md sxtrscts, up MOD
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-28

Tmr wind night before last lsveled the
house in process Of erection on the hate
Lowery mine.
Hon. J. II. KIsKrAD yesterday reached
ths Comstock once more.
aovrxxoR BRApLKY WAS in Virginia
yesterday.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-28
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-28
The IIebers Murder.

Speaking OF the murder Of Oliver
Heber,. four miles from Silverton. Ore.
gon. q few days ago. the Lyon County
Times says; Oliver Hebert formerly
lived here. A year 2 last June he
married u woman who lived in q house
OF III fame opposite the Silver City
Brewery. and then moved to Gold Hill
with his wife. Last May they went out
TO Oregon and settled ON a ranch near
the scene Of the murder. Two brothers
Of the murdered man-Nelson and Jo'
seph Hebert-have lived here during the
past ten or twelve years. They are
steady. handwriting miners, and have
thought all along that no good would
come Of tho marriage. They are OF the
opinion that the murder was committed
at the instigation Of their sister.in.law.
and they will leave for Oregon In q few
weeks to attend the trial AMI do what
they can toward bringing the guilty par
ties to punishment.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-28
GOLD HILL MARKET
Next deer % The News 0nes,
l.T.Fox. PROPRIETOR
AT THIS MARKET CA~NS
"A always b found
TIE CHOICEST A
$751; MUTTON. ,,.x

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Cattle Ranehss IN Nevada saA csissuia ass
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and Il 70 their sdvantags 10 pakrusiss this
harkst, where thsy VIII awags b suppatsa
viii the best meats the eeaatfy 60 asos6.
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-28
GOLD MILL FOUNDRY
AND MACHINE WORKS.
nss. ssssss. Lever GELD aiii. Rev.
IRON AND BRASS CASTINGS
OF svssy vsssy nsss 10 ords.

I Raw yusr ADDED 10 NJ OLD
sii.ssS Hsss!.; Tss,' =. y LA sTl
M3nI. ID Of he alsss md most improved
o-nls1yScf11o. and an . prepared % 4afs
Slfspsif ii Kind ~ I'll sisss Of
MILL 4 MINING MAchInERY
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-28
g A L Ia N DIS
oHE.PRIcE CASH
DRY GOODS STORE
10 THE PLACE.

Everybody knows that ! gave the death tnsfl
10 exorbitant prices In dry goods three Years
ago. shali keep prices down--away low down
In long a. remain In business, and ! an
confident OF your patronage. ladies'.
Better . nimbls penny than . slow shilling"
10 my motto.
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