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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-23


In an item recently publishsd In the
Nxws mention Was made Of North vir-
ginia and the interest now centsring
there In consequence Of the recent de-
vslopmsnts made in the Sierra Nevada
and ophir mines. Some have objected
to the idea that the Comstock takes such
. bend a. to reach that section. A
glance southwark from that vicinity.
however. proves the possibility Of such
. Ching. II would Be no more Of . de-
Walton from . right line than 10 made
from Gold Hill south by the trend Of
the ledge. Whoever has been interested
sufficiently In the situation TO trace al.
rsctions has found that q line drawn
from the Gould & Curry through the
Consolidated Virginia and Ophir 10
North Virginia has not so great = curve
In u after all.
In taking . look at the situation Il
will b remembered that the ore body In
the 0phir IL well to the east and tends
still further In that direction. The
strike In the sierra Nevada has q SINH
lar trend and the Developments which
have been made in the vicinity Of North
Virginia 10 which allusion was recently
made. prove oonclusivsly that there 10 .
vein Of mineral deposit running through
that section. This Is the main point
and Of more consequence than the quss-
ton whether the Comstock runs there or
not.
The prospects In the well.rargo mine
have been 50 often mentioned OF late
that there Is no necessity for their re-
ca~pitulation. II will prove sufficient for
the purpose OF this item TO take . look
ut the Developments made some time ago
In the Troy Consolidated.
There seem to be two lines Of crop
pings which center beyond the hollow
where are situated the workings Of the
claims at North Virginia. The Troy
Consolidated shaft 10 situated Just below
whore the principal one Of these 10 seen.
The rock hnt encountered In the shaft
OF the Troy Consolidated was porphyry;
but before nfty feet in depth was
reached clay seams and stringers Of
quartz came In. These were recognized
a. feeders and carried some silver and
gold. Al q depth Of 100 feet the whole
bottom OF the shaft was In promising
vein matter. assays from which ran
from $40 to $i8i per ton. Subsequent
Developments proved the vein TO be
broad and we'll defined.
We publish the foregoing in answer
to questions daily made concerning de-
velopments In the section mentioned.
Il 10 intended TO build up no theories or
establish no opinions further than that
there IL . mineral lode running through
the section mentioned. Probabilities
are left TO those who are interested In
tracing them.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-23
faaiae MaiI Amir.

NEW Yonx, August 2s.-orders have
been issued to all agents Of the Pacific
Mail abroad to prepare their reports, so
that the s~smi.annual statement OF the
financial condition Of the Company can
DO given to the public by December lst.
and every hx months thereafter. Pres.
idsnt Babcock will sail for Ban Francisco
September LIST to investigate the condi.
ton Of the oompany's affairs at that
mint
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Ne csnp,sss sasess..

The readers Of the News will re-
member the description. which APP
pssred in this paper some two months
ago. Of Capt. John LsBlsno's boat
which he built. In Lower Gold Hill. and
took to Lake Tahoe. She was sloop-
rugged. carrying q ''leg Of mutton" sail
and . jib. and she was also supplied
with . small screw propeller. arranged
10 be driven by cranks and hand.power.
This last arrangement was intended TO
be used to propel the boat when the
wind failed. The experiment proved .
failure. as II required considerably more
power to run II than II would TO use
oars. The screw propeller with Its
gearing has been removed. and the
''Gold Hill" IL now o good sail boat,
with oars 10 pull her In calm weather.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-23
rHE CRUST OF TARTAR

speedily leaves the sursos Of ssssa upon which
the cleansing and preserving innusnes OF
sozoD0Nr 10 daily szsrtsd. No form eI
decay can infsst Q ~ Of sivortss" upon which
Il 10 ussd. II has. moreover. . moet rsfrsshins
eject upon the mouth. In vhich 10 leayes . vsly
fragrant. II the mouth b rinsed with II after
smoking, the tasts Of the tobacco 10 entirely
dissipst~d. A. an auxiliary 70 psrooal cone.
l,nsss Il cannot b 700 highly sxsolisd: eold
By druggists. suis In
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-23
Ksavssy as nc. Louis.

sr. LOUIS, August 22.-Dsnnis Kear
nsy arrived here to-day and spoke to
night al Lucas Market to n Of thu
largest crowds that has gathered at
public meeting for . long time. He 70
csivsd no ofaclal recognition by any
workingmsn's organization. He spokI
an hour and q half In the same denun
cistory style used elsewhere. and wa
frequently and uprsariously applauded
his strongest dsnunciations Of the press
capital, etc., being most vehemently
cheersd. He goes hence 10 Cincinnati
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-23
Patriotic

Among the few Who srs ready 10 ssFvs
their country and who are good men and
competent to render faithful and valus-
bic services IL Phil. Ssldnsr Of Virginia.
Like . true patriot. too. he comes night
out and announces his willingness TO do
public duty. His name Il therefore 10
day thrown officially before the people
- one Who will submit his claims to
the Democratic County Convsnaon a: .
candidate for County Clerk. Mr.. Seld-
nsr 10 . good man. strong before the
people. and will make . good run u
nominated and IL elected . good and
oompstsnt ofiosr.
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AN u-rpKnianLR rpi,ru

fou deserve 10 saffss. and q yo1 he'd . nils
srabis. unsatisfactory life In tAis beautiful
world. IL 70 entirely your ~ malt and thar n
only Q sEeuse fos you-youf unreasonable
prelaaioe skepacum. which hes killed
sense rsssoning Will sosn show you that Orssn's
August Flower viii curs you OF Liver Com
plaInt. OF Dyspepsia. with al " missrsbls
sffects, such a. SICK headsehs, paipitatieu OF
the heart. soar stomach, hsbitaaf co-stivsosss,
disxinsss OF the bead. nervous prostration. low
the Western CJnttnsnt. and not Q DrneKist but
will tell 700 Of IL wonderful cures. You can
buy q Sample Bottle foe 10 cents. Tnss doses
VII felisvs you. jsio "
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rLAsnn.
CssAs.ssa rsissr.ns from ali Per
tSons Of she world.

Cendsnssa Tslsgrsms from all RoP
ssess 81 she world.
Count dc 81. Waller, at . banquet In
Leone. said the principal aim Of his mis-
sion 10 Berlin was TO assure tho security
OF Francs. BY dispelling distrust and e.
tablishine good relations between France
and Germany. In this he had been 30
far successful.
The fact that General Philipovich. the
Grand Doks OF wurtsmburg. Baron
Rambsre. General Szapsry and Baron
Bisperth have all been gazsttsd com.
mandsrs Of army corps, gives some idea
OF the extent Of the proposed mobiliza.
ton Of the Austrian army. and causes
speculation - 10 the mission Of such
huge forces.
A Japlin (Missouri) special says Ben.
Shoemaker resisting arrest there yestsr.
day. shot and killed . young man named
Connolly, and fatally wounded Connel-
ly's fathsr.in-law. The citizens threat
snsd TO lynch him, but he was safely
lodged In jail at Baxter Springs.
Amount Of STANDARD silver dollars
coined up 10 August 10, $l1,472, 900 ;
amount on hand. $40. 079,4 S7. II thus
appears that 81. sos. 0l3 has been placed
In the channels Of circulation. The
demand is slowly but steadily incrsas'
Ing.
The London Times prints two columns
Of description OF the mechanical display
Of the United States at the Paris Exhi-
bition. In an editorial article comment
Ing thereon the Times says I: 1.-THE
prs-sminsnce OF the mechanical genius
Of the citizens OF the United States may
Be admitted, and II IL illustrated not
for the first time In the exhibition at
Paris"
Eisvsn deaths have occurred In Brh.
tol, England, during the past week Of
typhoid fever. One hundred and four.
tsen cases IN reported aimee the out.
break OF the fever. The disease was
caused BY the bad quality Of milk sup
piled 10 the inhabitants.
Il Nord states that the Russian eIpe-
dition 10 Central Asia has been def.
nitsly and completely countermandsd.
Reports have been received from the
country districts In Roumania that the
crops have been seriously damaged by
the recent rains.
The Epooa says the Spanish Minister
OF Finance has declined the loans offered
by several foreign capitalists. The treas.
ury has sufficient to meet its
engagements.
President MscMahon has pardoned or
oommutsd the sentences Of eighty Com.
munists.
Michael Hoervath, the Hungarian
thsologian and rsvolutionist, 10 dead.
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Drsrrxoursurp vrsrrons.-Thsrs or,


DurNounurp vIsrron.-Thsrs are
registered at the international Hotel,
Virginia. to-day. Hon. Geo. r. Dennis.
United States Senator from Maryland,
his two daughters, Colonel Page and
Colonel Arthur Crisisld. These parties
have been Visiting the osast and are now
ON their way East. They were met In
San Francisco recently by Geo. A. King.
and he was to-day acting as Mentor to
them In their wanderings about the
Comstock.
DEED or MNIxo PRoPEnrr.-Yestsr.
day there was fled for record In the Of.
Ace Of the County Recorder q deed. con-
alteration 81 aud other good and val.
liable consideration" from the Scorpion
MiAing Company TO the North Cousoli-
dated Virginia Mining Company. con-
vsying q strip OF land 800 by 225 feet
lying along the northwest side Of the
North Consolidated Virginia and the
southeast aide VI the Scorpion.
Drvoncr surr.-Mary Mcdinnis has
commenced suit In the District Court for
divorce from Lawrence McGinnis. on
the ground OF cruel and inhuman treat
msnt and failure 10 provide. The par
ties were married In the State OF New
York In September. 1857. and have two
daughters. aged respectively IL and II
years.
HANK sxrru. Superintendent Of the
Bslchsr mine. Il. II. Lindsay. Of the
Law arm Of Lindsay & Dickson. N. II.
Friedrich, the well.known jewelsr. Bob
Pi1isy, the mining operator. and some
others yesterday returned from the
Bodis mines. AL come back we'll
D pleased with what they saw.
TEE entire programme for the Miners
Union picnic. September 7th. will b
found slsswhers. More particular men.
ton will be made Of this interesting
affair soon.
FRANK Kxxrox OF the Bodis Standard
10 hi,hsrward again from Bodie. and
passed through Gold Hill to-day on his
way to Virginia. His health Is improv'
ing.
IT IL safe 10 remark that. judging from
laat nights GOODNESS. the backbons Of
the heated tsrm has been broken.
J. G. HAMPTON and family left last
night for the East. They expect 70 b
absent sboutsix weeks.
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neg.ra.s speiIi.x for . Match

New YoRx, August 23.-Tho World
says Of Bogardus: II Doctor Carver
will name the day for the first match,
after making good his forfeit money,
Rogardus 10 willing to bet him from
$4,000 10 $4,000 on each OF -four
matches that no wins. The Captain
will also make Carver q present OF CSC
II he will make the forfeit money good
this week. He Is also willing. provided
Carver accepts the above challenges. Va
make q match between him and his son
Eugene for q small stake.
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naiirssa nassasss d. Cesae,i.


SARATOGA. August 22.-At q meeting
OF the railroad managers the committee
reported that o circular had been pre-
pared In accordance with the report sub
mittsd yesterday, and was being gen.
rally signed, agreeing 10 abolish all
commissions. The committee appoint.
cd regarding pooling and rates on east
bound freights expect 10 report to-mor.
row. II was resolved that the Grand
Trunk. Great Western and Canada
Southern roads have Representatives on
the Western Executive Committee. The
Chairman called attention 10 the diff.
ncultiss In passenger business from 81.
Louis and lines from st. Louis. II was
agreed that no more advertising round
trip or other tickets be issued from 81.
Louis or East 81. Louis TO come East ut
less than full rates.
The question Of raising rates from
Chicago 10 New York TO q thirty.Ave
cent basis was referred TO the Chicago
lines a. Q committee to confer with the
trunk and propeller lines and report at
this meeting.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-23
rHK PALAOs RATING STAND.

For . ross Of bssf unszesiisl IN storsy
county. 70 10 Thomas HsdfSa's Eating Stand.
In the Palace Saloon. No. 2 North o strsst,
Virginia CITY. Fresh oystsu q ali hour IN
svsry styis. Forty ninsrs Alwsyp % had q
night. For tasty, homo style Of cooking. and
the best and fresl sss Of eli that The marksts
Tn II. apt1 u
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A ~RRnARKABLR CASE.

One Of the most extraordinary cures on
record was that OF the mai John y. Herman.
dsz, reading In salt LAhs otty. Who vas u
deaths door with that terrible dissass haras-
mus the best medical aid had failed 70 stop
q. psosrss; q ne H.,sdy, ys:n !ss'iy.shrss
thIss phials Of BRlsroLB PILLS made him {
we'll man. jy5s In
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A CARD.

To eli who are suffering fron the snou and
indiscrstions Of youth. nervous weakness, early
decay. loss Of manhood. sto. I Will ssnd .
This great rsmsdy vas discovered By Q mission-
AIRY IN south AmsFics- Send . sslf-sddresssd
envelope % The REV. JOSEPH + IMAM.
Station d. Bibls House, New FORK CITY.
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lss re wrsrr,s rxiox -rxlxaaAsu uxal
BAN FnAScisoo. August $3.50 ?. =.
Union 2sS. Sierra Nevada IS. Belvidere
AZ. Alta iik. Julia l5s. 0phir t3k.
Utah 27S, Yellow Jacket i5a. Gould 4
Curry i0a. Bslcher In, Ward 3 IS, Gil
yer Hill 81. Hale A Norcross 81. Alpha
ISL. Caledonia . %. 8 IS. Bodis IS, Over
man 10, Challenge IL.
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p.pars.r,. l.A.s s,s.i.r.

L Msnhsli. q L Harding. Geo II Dana.
J @ Hampton. wifs and two children. Mrs
Dickson. y A Herring. 3 Storey. Mrs
Martin and son. J Harrington and wife.
4 K Downsr. Mis- n Harry. q L Kingsly.
Mrs Latta. Geo Thatcher. Mrs. Bennstt'
ID y Armstrong.
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MEDICAL WONDRR.

This great cure for Rhsunstism. Neuralgia
and all Pains. Burns. ecaids, Colds, md all
sches and pains thAt people and families suner
with. 10 really Q wonder and . sucocss. ].
Jones, Jr. sails 70 q Gold Hi. jei2 On
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O. n.

o. n. aALtur. opposite The Bank Of csnfos.
fsvcrits brands Of inported Csssrs. ohoios BIT
cigars, Ill kiads OF cheering tobacco. meer.
schsum pipes, nuts, candles. n cutlefy, and
tors and hnoy goods Of all hnds. ap3o n
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Thas Bsdis Claim.

Those Who recently went from THU
section TO Bodis to look after their min.
ing interests and who claim q location
Of the Bodis mine nine days previous "a
that Of those now holding the mine,
have returned. They report no intended
suit for coutssting the title. A Nrws
reporter was this morning. however. In.
formed BY one Of the claimants that an
offer Of compromise had been made and
would likely DO accepted. bat, II not,
suit would DO brought for possession.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-23

The Society OF Pacific Coast Pioneers
held q regular ~ssmi.monthly meeting at
their hall. on b street, Virginia, last
evening. first Vice President Noyss pre-
siding In tho absence Of President
Tyrrell. The minutes Of the last meet
ing were read and approved.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-23
rae UyRs 10 WHICH

Murray / Lsnman's Florida water h put may.
without exssssntion, b ssid 70 b. universal.
In refined and cultivated society II u rscog.
perfumes for The hasdksrchisf. the toilet and
ths hath. iy26 In
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sreCK nsrosr.
LAST

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100 Red Cloud.
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$50 Concordia. 9oc. SOC. $50
120 Oriental. q. IL. IL
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$40 sitting Bull.
20 /,
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600 Ariron.I ~
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40 0phir, - b30, l3t b5
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$50 Savage. i2t. i2k. i2S
40 Con. Virginia. %. %
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AGO Crown Point. ~, -
$40 Yellow Jacket. IS, lih, i5A, 14i
JlyU Imperial. 4. 1 n.
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THE NEVADA BANK
or SAN FRANCISCO.

OF SAN FRANCISCO.
sAs FRANCISCO. .oALIyoRNIA
Paia ~ apitai..--Ieio,o o0, 00e-0sia
surplus lU.S Bssts)..-.9,00o, o0O-0eld
DIRKCroRst
LOUIS MoLANk .Prssidsnt
j. Y: fLOOD..::..:..-3.::vios rr;siasns
JAMKs q. FAIR
agent al Virginia. nsvsdA........oro. A. Kne
Agents q hsu Yort....... {. 7. caatsInnson
ga Wall strssp........ lcaAs. W. onunon
ISSUES CoumsrciAl and fnvsisrs' CREDITS.
available In any psrt OF the world. kAkss
transisrs Of money By telsgnph and eabls. and
draws exchange a. customary usanoss.
This Bank hss Special Facilities ~
Dealing IN Duliisn.
EXCHANGE on the principal eitiss through.
out the United Stalss. Europe. Japan. China
and New Zealand, and On Honolulu lHAvaii)
NEW Yoax AArKxs-Ths bank Of New York.
Lonpou BAxxus-Msssn. smith. Payne 4
Smiths; the Union Bank Of London. jstu
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The 0id Dsys Resolve % Celssrsss
the Meth % september AnassE
Thsnsslves-Whss Ose Of Thesn
Knsus Of the cartbso Csassy.
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DEposrrs ofcom OR BULLION received.
~ slthsrp open acooant or 70 Issue CIR.
TIFICATRs Therefor, payable tst the option Of
The holdsr) In Gold Mn or San frsncIsoo; 70
maks collections, parehass Bulliot atths most
favorable rates, o. advance coin shsrson WHEN
forwarded 70 the Parent Baak In Ban funeiscoj
solis Bills Of R~xehanss, and transaets 0snsrll
Banking Business.
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NORTH VIRGINIA.

II shsrs = nisssal Lsas Running
rhrsugh shss Bseties rsssi.
.ssy % Dsvsiepasass Hsas
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MxEIIxo.

The Secretary also read the minutes
Of the Board Of Directors. held August
9th at J p. NJ. at which insurance on
the hall and furniture TO the amount Of
$4,000 was authorized. aud the
Librarian was instructed to keep q list
Of all books coming into the library. and
TO label all specimens. These minutes
were also approved.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-23

M. svrso was In Virginia today.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-23

Atl T. !: ~. ,.. : s.a 2Ps'' 'g.I e
Ia Oh. Ss.ss hen stSsxlifS S3pSS,
ssis 9 - 49, ~: bssss Gu; 3
::ass kfuzvunrAx. ss,s.s
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which is promoted at the expense OF
equal rights. is too desr a purchase.
Whstever defects there may he in
the constitution are easy of remedy.
Amendments only require m act of the
Legislature and the approval Of the
people TO cure any defect. Tn. plan
is simple and inexpensive We shall
vote for the acceptance of the consti.
tuition presented as the most speedy
means Of acquiring State government,
ressrving the right of asitating for
amendment at the earlies: time practi-
cable. That is much more economi-
cal and more easily accomplished than
the rejection Of the present constitu-
ton and calling q new Convention.
We will vote for State government
now and amend the constitution in &C.
cordance with popular requirements
hereafter.
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From vvhatoosm County.

SAxrsH, Whatoon Co.. Oct. Z.
Ed IxTILLl0xNC1R: Saturday last
Il was . gala day upoo Samish Island.
the occasion Of tho festivities being the
launching Of the new schooner Mag
gle, 80 tons. built BY Dean Brothers.
This schooner was launched from q
height Of 10 fest, the cmbankment
overlooking Padilla Bay being about
that high. There were from 100 to
$50 people present, with more than =
usual sprinkling Of the fair sex. for this
part of the country. A bountiful
repast VS. served by the owners Of the
vessel. in the dining room adjoining
their store, TO which Vas done due JUS
ticc By the guests oe The occasioo. This
Is the first vessel launched from the
ways Of this nrm. and will 1t once en-
ter into . general fseishsing business.
a. the demands Of the business com.
munity may require. Great credit
should b. given these gentlemen. =
they have not only sawed the lumber
with which this vessel was built. but
also built the aaw.mill With which the
lumber was cut. . thing d which few
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-10-22

Buy your groceries ct 7. Lyle's. the
cheapest house. in the city. Quick sales
and email profits 10 my motto.