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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-02-27
Misfsllansous.
NOTICE.

nivORCE NOTICE.
IL Alfred Straw vs.. wiimina j. Straw,
In the Court Of Common Pleas Of cloarnold
county. No. $50 January Term, ISIS
To wmlnisA J. Straw You are hereby re.
quircl to appca- on the frat day Of the next term
Of the Court Of Common Pleas, to show cause why
a decree OF divorce should not he made against
Ven In the above stated case on complaint Of
Alfred Straw. ANDREW pENTz, IT.,
Clear6cld. Feb. y. a. sheriff.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-02
Pip,er's New opera rs.uss

The clever pantomime Of "Humpty
Dumpty" Was repeated at Piper's New
opsra House. Virginia, last evening. Tho
play was ~ lively as ever. and from begin.
ming 10 end tho interest was not allowed to
dag. The fact that 50 many brilliant
changes are made. Is tho main feature OF
attraction 10 the little people who dock to
SEQ the show. II must DO admitted. how.
ever. that nearly all the old folks enjoy
the sport y much ~ anybody. Nick
Roberts. proprietor Of this pantomime
troupe. has Invited the orphans Of St.
Mary'a school 70 attend the matinee next
Saturday afternoon. He Wishes them To
.' Humpty Dumpty" and have q Jolly
good laugh. Tho little folks will be sure
to enjoy this show. New aud attractive
songs will DO introduced this evening.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-02

out the position Of Constansinople, with
San stefano. Pers. Scutari, and the other
suburbs. aud thus gave his audience .
clear notion Of the importance Of the city.
from . military and commercial roin, Of
view. He also gave some very interesting
anecdotes illustrative Of the different Sui.
tans who have rcigned In the city since its
capture BY the Turks. including . vivid
description Of the last unfurling Of
The Green dag Of the Prophet and
the slaughter Of the Janissaries by
Nahmoud II. In 1896. Our space 10 too
limited 10 svon touch upon this portion Of
the lecture. II vas instructive and enter
tanning throughout. and amply repaid the
large audience for their attendance. Al
the close . collection was taken for the
Sabbath school connected with tho church.
and Is everybody felt in good humor, and
duly thankful that he hal not been born .
Turk: the appeal was literally re.
sponded 10.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-02
ONE MORE UNFORTUNATE.

Almost every day the papers ehronIele the
suicide Of some poor unfortunate who's mild
has been cnfsebled by dyspepsia, over vhOss
earthly horizon a heavy gloom has gathered
IRON tho untold and unreliable asonies VI this
cruel complaint. Dyspepsia 10 ols Of the most
depressing diseases sfilcting humanity. It 10
cosm politan In Ito Lsiurs-no country 10 e.
empt from ,ts viststioas. no family ffss from
I = att, ets. There IL . balm In oile,d 10 comes
In tbs shspe Of Peruvian Syrup. For yesrr IL
has be, n scattering its blessings abroad. Thtrs
10, probably. no disease which experispcs has
~ amply proved % be rsmsdiabis by the Peru.
vlAn syrup ~ D,ppep~ia. tn most invetsrsts
forms OF this direase have been completsly
cured BY this medicine. ~ ample testimony VI
many of our frat eiuzens proves. Sold By all
drugRists. my7 In
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-02
A RESULT.

IL makes no difference hav many physicians
or h w much medicine ,ou have tried. II 10 now
an csilbl SHE'D fact that herman Syrup 10 the
only remedy which has given complete s~atisfac-
iion In severe cases OF Lung Diseases. IL 10
true there are yet thousands OF perons who
are prtJisposed 10 THREAT and Lung ,feciions.
Consumption. neniorrIages. Asthma, Severe
Dol - psiilssi IN the breast, Pneumonia. whocp.
ing Cough. etc . who have Lo personal knoul
edge OF Doscliee's dermsu syrop. T, sueh We
would ray that q. 1000 dozen wers sold last y,ar
without one complaint. Consumtiives. try Just
vne bottle. Regular size. rs cents. BOLD BY all
druggists In America. ap7 coz
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-02
The Emmett 0uar,i

The members Of the Emmett Guard.
Virginia. held their annual election Of
officers last evening. Major Ford presiding.
The contest for the captaincy was between
Captain John q. Young and Captain John
Kelly. Captain Young was elects,l by .
vote Of 81 10 ~. After the election y
grand reception wa given by Captain
Young. A band Of music WAS In attend.
ance. and champagne flowed as free A. the
water Of life. The excitement before the
election ran high. and considerable money
changed hands on the result. The other
officers chosen were a. follows; T.. Con.
way. First Lieutenant |; +. Ennis. second
Lieutenant; j. Q. Kane. Orderly Sergeant.
Further election was postponed Tor ono
week.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-02

oS account Of the circus being in Nir-
GINA on Monday and Tuesday no1t week.
the Union square Company will not ap'
PeA f'Pei u"'' ihu'-'A!f'e"'"s'
GrSrK,L O. II. L,GRlN0r. e~x.superin.
tendent o. the San Francisco Mint. was
.u.ons une aI,,sAs ss."'dAS morning. "'
-,
sini. C;,y No viii lev. 10, ,hs p,ri.
TIposltion ,hi. evening.
worms who mr., rev;,,erc,5 .houll &C.
tina, their names are properly spelled upon
the printed lists. Have all mistakes cor
fee'sd ~ once
Doc BENTON, the veteran stage man.
was In Gold Hill yesterday. lie says his
stage Ilhe 20 Lax ian"" ~ '"""'"S W."
hh'y e'''s "S'
A'1"h was run 'h'o 'ne 'ne
Consolidated Virginia shalt Yesterday.
cable.
uu
n,on .,ying ,h,, no s,rsc,, IN Ia in Gold
hin by Inc mijlls az ,he pr.sent month.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-02
THE CITY OF coHsrAHrHuplE.
LAST Nlonrs LECruRE M nEy.
a. q. OlLLIES.

The Original Fsusdisg sf ny.as.
tiuo-iss Rebuilding ~ Cssssas.
tiae-rhe asresxheld 81 Carts
tianity mr. over Etsvsa Hsadrsd
Yssr~-Cspsured ~ the rurks -
ItsS 4 Gssd-Bissssd bot Mas.
Aeearsed city.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-02
A FALSE HOPE.

The sick are often deceived By the promises
hod out to them Of speedy curss 10 be per
formed by soms so.calltd remedy. which. wh q
rsl.e any iaise hopes, but We conndsntly asssrt
that for the cure OF sii diseases. or sores. pro-
duced by bad blood, thtro 10 % unfAIlins help
~ Bnstol'u S~arpspsrills and Pills. mh36
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-02

lev ruk WESTERN UNION rtitohArH LINZ
San f~RAsoisco. May 2-2:So '. n.
Ward, % bid. I astsd.
Julia, 3 10. . 81. 3 So, i %, 3YS.
Ward, I.
Chollar- Potosi. 2ss.
Savage. 9A,9h..
Con. Virginia. lth.
California, %.
Hale a Norcross. Z.
Chollar- Potosi. 2GNs. 20.
Ophir. %.
Con. Virginia. A..
Yellow JalAel. 81.
Crown Point, J ID.
Ward. I.
ChollAr- Potosi, 2tS.
Julia, > 20.
Ophir, %.
Alta. Ia
Gould a Curry. q.
Homestaks. 4 ~ bal.
California. 49,.
Eureka Con-. ~.
Helchsr. 3.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-02
A CARD.

To all Who are suffering from tho erors and
Indl.crstions Of youth. nervous weakness. early
decay, loss OF manhood. etc. I will send .
receipt that will cure you. YRnK o. CHANGE.
RMS great remedy vas discovered BY Q . ission.
arr In South America. Bend Q self-sddreesed
envelope TO tho REV. JOSEPH T. INkAN.
station d. Bible House. New York City.
sA2O On
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-02
[sr.c.L To TUE aOLp aIiL DAILY Srw..l

IAN FnlScIsco. May 2.-Last Sunday
Thomas F.. Rice and Barney Hoffman
were arrested for passing counterfeit half
dollars. From clues obtained from papers
found on their persons, United States De-
tective F~innegass discovered their work.
shop on Nina street, between Third and
Fourth. A quantity Of metal and new
counterfeit coin and dies and other i'm.
plements wero found.
Tho County Central Committee 81 tle
Workingmcn's party lAsk night passed
strong resolutions d%enouncing Rearney for
his conduct in refusing TO submit TO the
majority Of the County and State Commit.
tees. for using foul language, for his effort
TO mako himself dictator. and calling for
Q Btats Convention at which q one.man
power will DO rendered impossible.
A Ian Rafael dispatch says W. 4. O'Brien
10 very low and growing worse fast.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-02
HELP, OR PERISH.

Thousands Of persons In bad health. and
thoss sunsring with disease. feel that 10 they do
no, get relisf soon, Il will be tor iatA. They
realize that their malady IL destroying th,ir
lives. To all such We gay, In good falih. w
Hnstol's Pills and Sarsparlia, they have
cured Thousands who were In despair. and WY
not roo.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-02
ruR PALACE RATING STAND.

Por . roast OF beef unsIcslisd In STOREY
county, 20 TO Thomas nsirvn's Eating Stand.
In the Palace Saloon. NO. 7 North o street,
Virginia City. Fresh oystsrs 81 all hour In
every style. Forty miners always on hand Of
night. Por tas'y. homo style OF cooking. and
the best and fresl eel OF al that tho msrhtts
Afford, the Palace Eating Stand has no superior.
Try 70. apis n
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-02
d, n. GALLUP.

o. II. GALLUP. opposite the Bank Of califor.
MIA, uuld Hill, ke~ps constantly ON hand oil
favorite brands Of Imported C..garr. choice bit
cigars. all kinds OF chewing tobacco. meet.
schAum pipes, nuts, candies. hns cutlery. and
tors and hncy goods OF all kinds. ap3s u
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roo RErORr.



last xvxSiSo.
10 Raymond b My, ~
10 Iureka Con. s.
10 Jsek-eu. . y
3D PhsniI. a.
81 10 ssIson,. &c. s0e
ass Leopard. SOC
60 Nsrthsrn Belle. 81
$50 Hus.ey, toc
iss Manhattan, s.9k
500 De Frees. isc
IFS Grand rrize. . 90. ~
us Arsen'a. INC
SIS Navajo. bOc. 5Ss
.,m Independence. $751;
81 star. ! 10
80 Hillside. I %
rs Mcdoc. ~. 20
~ Leeds. IN
So Zip Top IN. i.s
ilyO Golden Terrace, ,.
rs csollsr.Pciosi, ~. 81. 81. 0S
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iO Ysllow Jsetst. GU. 81
$50 Alta. =, : bSo. ~. ~
no Union Con. 81, 10
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hsis b Noreross. IN. 1871
sisrrs Nevada. ) ~, ses. ~. sco b,
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yOphir. w. an. 81. ~ b3
20 Eichequsr, . Is. . 20. ~
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$50 Mexican, SIS
rs Gould . Curry. Gh..Gs
40 Ward. I 10
60 belsher. 8 siO. 8
Us Crown Point. ) ~. SIS
las suceor. COO
IN Justice. ~
AA n.laianta : N A al A IN ia
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IA.
Va c.iiiorsi.. lsv IS. ~
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rus MOANING.
so ophir. -. asN. ~ is
NJ MEXICAN. So
IA Gould q Cnrry, q. s.,
W lBsst 4 Belehsr. i9<
TD cslifornla. 25k. 25.. 3sk
1850 savage. ~. %. ~
CO Con Virginia. its. lAS
345 chollar. Potosi. gsS, ~. ss<. 2s. nv
3s Hale q Sofeross.
% Crsvs Point. 8 ~. . "
1as Yellow Jacket 81 b'. So. $50.
si0 Imperisl. t5c
i0o K.ntuck. ~, 2t0
$50 Alpha. Tk.Ts.T.
SIS belcher, o.. 3
Is Conndsnes. ~
NJ sierra Nevada, q. > 70. ~
iiss ssiii,a. so. > 10. 4.sy. ses, e.. $50
az kIehequer, ~. . ~, AIS
Ia ovsrmAo, 9.st
~ Justice, ~. 81, 5k 40
- saceor. 80. ssc, CSC. Vc
IL uuion Con-. : ~. Jt5
ssu AHA. ~. y.
dl5 Caledonia. ! 90. . 65. IN
kS Silver lIiil. JDe. &c. CSC
80 Nsv York. Goc
LOO Andes. "a
o. baltimore. 10
1910 Con. washo.. So. e.
as Wells fsfso. lsc
ioUO Ward. ssc. ~
so LeviAihan. i3c
100 Trojan. sc
$50 benton. I 10
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-02

TIE Younsworth Oyster aud Chop House.
No. u South O strsst. virginia Citv. 10 the
Leading establishment on the Oomstoek.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-02
EUROPE.
EUROPE.
The General Situation Un-
changed.
More Russian Cruisers Un-
der Sail.
lsrscAL ptsplrcur, TO n aoLp nILi
pA 1T NNws.l
Tho Eastern Question.

ksasteru 0ueSsou"
Tho news Of tho opening Of tho Paris
Exposition yesterday almost m~onopolized
the cable. and tho reports from Eastern
Europe were therefore very meagre. The
general situation has not changed. Eng.
land and Russia are still straining every
energy In preparing for war. and His
marck while still calling loudly for peace.
10 really encouraging Russia to engage In
tho conflict. Tho position Of Austria is
a. uncertain Is ever. but the indications
are that she has been propltiAted by tho
liberal offers Of the Car. and In the event
Of war will maintain n strict neutrality.
The Italian Government explicitly denies
the report that II has any intention OF tax
Ing part Ia the conflict. either on the one
aide or the other. and the Minister OF For
eign Affairs contradicts tho statement that
Italy has asked England to state her posi-
ton. Meetings In support Of. aud oppo-
aition to, the Ministry. have been held In
London. and wal and peace orators have
In turn aired their opinions. but the gen.
srsl sentiment of tho nation seems to 10
uns~quivocally for war. In all probability
the beginning Of hostilities Is only q mat.
ter Of time. and Of short time at that.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-02

ANa ~ WV ~ " hAA. nan
was never In favor with the Masses. who
persisted in christening the renovated city
Consiantinopolis-t the City Of Constantine
and with that title IL has come down ~
Us Of the 18th century. The Turkish aame
10 Stamboui. . corruption u Ei~,,,s.pohi~.
= aseek phrase meaning "to 90 to the
city,"
pSpEK CHRISTIAN luLE.
The city Of Co~nstantinople Was under
Roman or Christian rule from $50 A. D..
when the seat Of government WAS trans
ferred thither from Rome. 10 ii53. when
the Turks under MohAmmei. the Conquer.
or. captured II. and made IL the centre 81
MohammedAnism. During this long pc
Rod % over eleven hundred years IL was
once destroyed by IN earthquake. "a. ID.
tl3l. hut was soon rebuilt by Theodosius
II. and several times waa very ndnxly lev
slled 10 tho ground by disastrous fires.
The Turks In Asia were always casting
jealous eyes at the city. They saw the al.
vantages Of its commercial position. and
fully realized the glory which its conquest
would bring 10 their arms. Bnt they also
saw that TO take ConstAntinople. 90 long -
II was in the center 81 Christendem. and
ku3Iutl ~ ~ WAY VI Nht ~ w tAatS
sides, a high walls and deep bitches on
the land side, would prove an all but i'm.
po.,ible ts.l. And 40 they cunningly set
10 vork 10 isolate stamboul from her
friends. n frat vhicL, proved comparatiyely
| es-y At a time when Christendom was III.
vided with itself.
|
thh TURKS " h'hofs.
In 1886 th. Turks nrst crossed into Eu-
RON. from Asia, and began their conquer
-. ov., ..n,,,v .t,.,
this before con-tah''nopir ~~ tAAen anu
mAdo the Turkish capital. hut that time
WAS occupied In conquests under different
leaders, the ultimate object 81 which vas
to secure the great commereiai cry "t the
Sas. rNanI u,L ~ ~" ~.os
he Golden Horn. the Bosporus and the
Sea of Marmora. aud on the West. OF land
,ide' ~ llnmense VALE anu %ss.s. anu
no,pi. .nns,i.., in vain ~ ali m. ,o.c.iisd
Christian Powers In Europe. but they
we're divided against themselves and jesi.
Gus % each other. A couple % Geno@se
regiments were all the response that the
sO-called Christians ~ the West made 10
the last cry ~ their Eastern friends. who
werc about b. BE- murdered ~ M0hsuimr-
| Ian ,ayarcs.
THr CAPTURE or coSsrASri>"rlr
TIA the eth Of April, Ii53, Mohammcd.
a.. ,,,.,.,.s .on,,,, Constantine.
Wv ,'"i'' -,
pie the glory and pr'ds oi the t'A''' WIN
an army Of 10000 Turkish warriors. :5O.'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-02

~n ~ A.
NJ bhowS u co.-fhis ehe's'uo W"
Ia making itself felt In the business COM
u,ni,v The establishment 4, NJ No. IL
- -, v,-n,.i. c,u an, ,ool
son,h snIse.' ',Is III. ,n.nish.
ine goods that are offered for sale at res
sonabie prices. Accommodating and po-
Ile clerks Always IN a,'eh'ansv ""
WI ~h.n van w.nt ~ hny ANYTHING Won
iii lnow where IN va.
RrissrkiS Il WOLF. Particular anu
special attention Is called to the advertise.
ment Of those enterprising Gold Hill mer'
chants. Reinsein \ Wolf; They have
lus' fesei,cu : n"o a"s Tnai. -
men. ~ n's'eiAss s."a ~. - M,
SHOES nAu, eaps Ahu o'hs =, At'','ss %"..
KIND. cannot Do eeAten. Ineir ialcsptsns
anu summct s,yies ~ elo'ninS "'"
w ''"'' :"
orE Bo's AND uikls'-hs'' a. Y. ""'
lies OF virginia WIN lecture 'n "e Me'no
dist Episcopal Church. do'd i'hi' To-
mStrow Friday evening at haii'past
seven. on the important subject OF our
Boys and 0irls. and How To Make Men
me Women Of Them" heats will be Tree
NJ. niIIis.' nonnis,i,y A. . lecturer will
undoubtedly an tho house.
~. c,rx,, Tn ~folloving
T.. an. c,.,,v T,...,,v ,...
A'"ouh" "e'o J." '" oo""s '
teriay morning In ue sta'e iuhu' $40
1g7 20; School fund, Sl.6G3 ~ Court.
Souso vonu 'saSs M. Tre.s SnSd'
ssii 4, General fund. 81. 400 as: total.
SCOTT 60.
sr,,.. n,,,. -ow., I.v.i ho.,lsy
stopped on u street, 'rBinia' ~ apo"'
y%iolsn,lv' buy.tinr n blood vessel. lie
fell upon the ground and died In less than
ten minutes. Coroner Hodges wili mona
n, inquest upon the b"hy ~ "'ioeA 'h's
evening.
BoSASz, BULLION. - The California
Mining Company last night shipped from
Virginia City foriy.six bars OF bullion.
worth s2od,i 'G ~ . the I=onso'iaa,eI
virginia shipped thiity.tso p,fs, No,.h
sl30,a6i ~. making . to,ai VI se'eh'!'
eight bars, worth sSSd'Gio o.
CRossNAS, Of least ledge notoriety,
has been rus,icating on the groupings Of
the Comstock the last few days, waiting
for the savage 10 prove up his pet theory.
lie says the Black Hills Is tho place now.
but 'twont do To give mp the Comstoek
~"
The Ehkhrrs.-lhe Lhemp' r'e,hah
Association of virginia Ci'y mas putehAseu
the property running from q t0 ID street.
lately owned aud occupied by knlcker.
booker Engine Company NO ?, ms.ins
hne Anu ei's'o'' 'o
susEIrr IEs FucH. Of Elko. Was In
noI, um ,o-a.x IN ace IN. fashions. lilo
100 ~. -.
He'll, Donnelly and Wilson. who are now
ON trial before the United states circuit
court 'h oAf'on'
NEW Base. ball Club 10 being organized
In Virgins. CITY. Among its members are
eI. Congressman woodburn. J. @. James,
!. y; Mitchell. Luce, o. ',1 in'e. nh Rah
Iovssv ~ "
-
ms. AunrHA viii sing on SA'nr'Ay
n'sn' mrs 'onh stewart ~
N.uon.I uuaiu M, ,I's,nna, Mn wi.! !,
49,, q.e y" ,ne WI, s'us 49,. T,,.
cInh ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-02

FREp Harris "Sazerac Lying Club"
has arrived In Virginia City and IL being
delivered TO subscribers. The books for
Gold Hill will DO here In Q few days.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
VIRGINIA & TRUCKRR B. R

VIRGINIA & TRUCKRE B. R.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF
AsSRN0RR TRAINS.
LEAVE GOLD HILL.
Local Passenger. ...... 80 Az
Local Passenger. 2:o, P.h'
san Francisco EIlf.ss ............. GAS r.h'
ARRIVE AT GOLD HILL.
SAn frsnrisco tipress...."....... 1000 An.
Local Passenger. .......... ........ l!5o r.h
lScAl fir-engrf. eas -
Through Passenger Train for San Francisco
kaves vlryin'a daily at Q p. =. and Gold Hill q
els n. On MJSDiYs. Wednesdays and
FRIDAYS connects with lightning Express
having Reno nj p arriving ~ Nan Fran.
cisro via Vallejo st ii;iO A N, on following day.
On TUkhDAys. T~HuRsDAYs. tATUkDAfs
aud SUNDAYS connects only with Overland
Passenger leaving Reno 81 10 o A. H.. arriving
a. Han Ffsbcisco via stockton ct b:So ? -.
sLEkPlNu CAR leaves Carson for S.n fnn.
CISCO via Vallejo OF Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays, at T:s5 .. n. returning. leaves IAN
Francisco for CArron via Vallejo on Tuesdays.
'rhur.dayr and saturdays, 81 !.
II. N. YkRfNGTOs. Gen1 Supt.
x. NILS. denl Ticket Agent. ocspu
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ARRIVAL. ana. s.s.,..

Reel ALewis Muller
N Cohen JACohway Nelgbiy
Dr Dawson John Williams A Treki--
TC HAYDEN NJ stevens Caln
Ms. Ruttesneld Morris q VT Mrs 4 u Conner
Mrs Neworhy Mrr Whitaker PHI iisndreks
Miss n I Jones Mi,sJ Gsult AMoirs
HAttlesiou
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u,,..,,.r,. s..., G,.s,.s.

Ale Colemas II arreu John Harvey
, A bruin-ey J W Adams pO',olh-il
Al Mskuy John Peters Hear
John iIsy-s ws-~.misn ullifnahrr
e Clstteo rho- Allen is Cro-snnan
u u Ls0rsnre Jss Wilson IT Conn-iy
Mrs Craii"ck Mrs. stather Mrs stfattoh
Thos Mulllsap Mr.. \ nervin Mr. Kelly q leh
Mp J % Fair Mrs y forinAn MIS- rfeuiieA
"a " Shrese tn Ward . vi hrs Archr"-
u NillismsAAm Mrs. Minis detAfeh
Mice u PAIk J kobsrs - nsiosr
nrs jane M.J y JoIss ssna Phillips
nufs~ A eh
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-02
San FRANCISCO.

W.. u. O'Brien Very low "A Coun.
%s-rfeiuing Embellishments Cap.
gurcd.
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U. S. Circuit Court.

Carson Tribune. Dec. 4.-Ths trial OF
the case Of the Monte Diablo Mining
Company vs.. the Mountain Boy Com.
pany is still in progress in the Circuit
Court. Mr.. Reyes. o Of Major Gen.
eral Reyes Of the U. s. A., and o grad.
uate Of Freiburg. gave his professional
opinion Of the mineral land in q mas.
terly manner evidencing all through his
arguments ability rs q mineralogist. The
ground In dispute is claimed by Bateman
and Allen Of the Monte Diablo mine ON
the one side. and by John p. Jones and
the Callison Brothers OF the Mountain
Boy on the other. The ground was
formerly known ~ the Denuro mine,
and had been abandoned. About q
year and q half ago the Callison boys
relocated the mine, naming 1t the
Mountain Boy. They developed II into
a rich property, taking out about $780,.
900, when they were stopped by an
injunction clapped ON by the Monte
Diablo Company. who claimed the prop
erty by RICH, Of former location. assert.
ing that the shaft sunk on said Disblo
claim was a combination shaft Of both
mines. The sympathy OF the Candala-
.ians seems to be with the Collision
Brothers. regarding the suit as q game
Of freeze out" on the part OF the
Diablo Company. backed by the North.
ern Belle corporation. CARRIER q
Thornton are conducting the case Of the
plaintiffs, while ex-senator Stewart and
Lindsay 4 Dickson attend to the inter.
ests Of the defendants.
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Humboldt Items.

Wbusmuoca Siiper STATE. Dec. A.
Yesterday two teams arrived here from
the Gilbert mine. which Is situated In
th. mountains south OF Bolivia District,
with eighty sacks Of ore. probably the
richest ever found in the county. Assays
OF one lot OF the ore. consisting OF four
teen sacks, show that 1t Is worth on an
average u dollar per pound. As
o US teams can be procured. another
lot will be sent here-suticient to make
a carload. The mine which produces
this ore was discovered about q year ago
by q. W. Gilbert. who has been engaged
in prospecting and mining In the south.
ern part OF the county for several years.
He did not know the value Of the mine
until this Fall, when he commenced de-
yelopipg il, aud discovered that from
the grass roots down as far a. prospect
ed il contains ore that averages $500 per
ton in silver.
A mining suit Of considerable impor-
lance Is now being tried in the District
Court. II is entitled the Reese Gold and
Silver Mining Company VS.. the Rye
Patch Consolidated Mill and Mining
Company. aud is brought to recoyer pos
session Of the Alpha mine, owned by the
Rye Patch Company, aud for s225. 900
damages. The counsel in the case are,
for plaintiff, Judge Lewis OF Virginia
City, aud Judge Berry and s. s. Grass
OF winnsmuccs. and for defendant, III.
s. Bonnifeld Of this county and Paul
Newman OF San Francisco.