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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-17
REGISTER At ONCE.


Disrasli. in a recent speech IN 'hs
British House of Commons pun 'o''n
the broad doctrine that 1t was the duty
OF Enslishmen to maintain as Wen a.
to enjoy the British Empire. III 'n''
country where We are all parueipa'o'si In
government iree % 'ns All " hsa'e"'
we are too apt to forget our o~onsa"ons.
IA pay attention only 10 'ne snjo!"'
o u privileges Inc American "'p'0
lie can only % iui'y snIoye' W
tanning is pfi'''essS' anu V'u,
MAINTAIN 'ne'n every ''A
bound 10 taNs part !" '"s
they p~eriodicaiiy oeeuf' " so'' "'"'
and sound men. and business men s'Ay
away from the polls resi- assufod 'n"'
bad men and icaiers anu inc ~o's' DO
ments Of society whi NOT stay A"a''
They will march In soiid Pna'Anh 70 'hs
ballot-box and cast the vote o. Hes'
man." and then march sohuiy osek 70
the nearest private and "ke q
price OF their votes from the candidate
for whom they were given. This Is a
fact that all experience a tausn' u.s.
and the good citizen who does not vote
on election day 10 as guilty OF wanto Of
patriotism as though he bad deliberately
sold his ballot to an unworthy eandi-
date.
The registration books are o open
in the different eourt.rooms OF Gold
Hill and Virginia. aud no citizen who
nsglects to register his name Is worthy
Of enjoying a government which he VIII
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Thursdsy. II they are successful. he will
probably suggest the holding Of . con-
grcss there shortly.
4 Vienna correspondent says that, 60
cording to . well.founded report. Prince
Bismarck 10 ~endeavoring 10 obtain the
simultaneous Withdrawal Of tho British
| feet from tho Sea Of MArmora and the
Russians from the neighborhood Of Con-
stantinople.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-17

SoME remarkably strange peculiari'
ties have been noticed in Australia in
regard to bees imported from Europe.
which. though highly interesting to the
naiuralists. are very discouraging to the
agricul,urisi. II appears that the Euro
pean bees. after a residence Of n or
two years in Australia. relinquish en-
tirsly their industrious habits. They
keep their hives IN good order and yield
a fair quantity Of honey during that
period. after which they gradually cease
to collect honey anj 500 become Gu
tirely barren.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-17
Washoe County.

Reno Ga,ets. April ia Mr.. Howe,
brakeman OH freight train No. y. had q
close call this morning for his life.
Some boz cars from this point were
being connected with the west bound
train. and Howe Was braking for part
Of the train to DO coupled with the above
box cars. The snow had no cloeged on
the brakes that they would not hold.
and the cars in motion came against
those to DO connected with such force A.
to throw Howe from the middle OF the
car down between two box cars. MIR.
Gstchen. the yardmaster. fortunately
wa close by. and but fsr his prompt
rescue OF Howe the latter would have
received very serious II not fatal injuries
by being crushed between the two cars.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-17

PRESIDENT HAMS is sail TO have re-
marked to a friend in regard to the civil
service order to which Senator Sargent
objects in his pathetic speech before
the late caucus, that he has never heard
OF the dismissal Of any officer under its
operation. And there the Executive
leaves il. II is very evident that Sar-
gents appeal has not touched the stony
heart Of Mr. Hayes, and that, for the
present. at least. the order will continue
in force.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-17

DIR. LISDERAAN. Director Of the Mint.
has officially withdrawn his objections
10 the Goloid coinage. invented by
Wheeler Hubbel Of Philadelphia. his
test OF the actual wear OF the coin hav-
ing resulted fayorably. He recommends
its submission to n monetary congress,
which shall have power to hx the ratio
Of silver and gold. and the Committee
on Coinage will accordingly report a
bill TO that effect.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-17
DIVIDEND NOTICE.

APFIcI OF THE GEORGIA SILVER MIN.
ing Company, Ban Francisco, April 10.
ls1s.-Notice-A dividend Of three cents per
share upon the capital stock VI the deorgia Sll.
yer Mining Company. OF Storey County Nevada,
the once OF the Company. tit California street.
Ban Francisco. California
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-17
Tn. s,,..,,o. n. Easter. Europe.

The httunttoo ~ hsasteru Europe.
BELGRADE. April i7.-Prinee Milan and
the Court Of Cessation have confirmed the
sentence Of death passed upon N. Thumb
itch and t~hirty.dvc others. for completely
In the recent military conspiracy. The
executions will take place at once after
Easter. Other persons have been sen.
fenced to penal servitude.
Sr. P~rrERssuRo. April l7.-Thero is q
vague feeling Of uneasiness among well
informed people to-day. but no reason can
10 discovered therefor. except the pro-
longed suspense. A Vienna eorrespon-
dent says the prevailing idea is that Rus.
.ia seems TO favor Q renewal Of efforts for
an understanding with Austria. Austria,
however, steadiastly adheros 10 the solution
by q congress.
A Berlin dispatch says: II is under
stood that in consequence OF the slow pro-
grsss Of the attempted mediation. Bis
marck has recommended fresh negotia-
lions between the Powers themselves.
VIENNA. April 1.-THE Pbii,ieai Ceoos-
.poadssos states that the Roumanian Gov
eminent has been informed thata hundred
Auu tWtuD thVdsauh hu,,Aeh' ~ ~
cupy the Principally.
Trustworthy advices indicate that the
Russians. although endeavoring TO con-
cluds . convention with lloumania, are
taxing all measures 10 secure their COM
munications ty fortifying the positions
around Bucharest and Plajesti aud toward
the Danube.
A special from Bucharest says that un.
confirmed rumors are current there that
the Roumanian Government IL about to
retire to Kraiova, nearer to the Austrian
frontier.
A special from widin says an imperial
ukase has been issued. which directs the
speedy establishment Of the new organize
ton Of Bulgaria. The Assembly Is to
meet juno 18th. II possible.
Bismarek's M~ediAtisn.
LONDON. April IA correspondent at
Berlin learns on the most trustworthy au-
thoriiy that Prince Bismarck has offered
his good Offices. with the view of bringing
about an understanding between England.
Austria and Russia. II IL untrue that he
suggested preliminary conference At
Berlin. II IL hoped that the result OF his
efforts for mediation will be known on
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EUROPE.
Progress Of Bismarck's
Efforts at Mediation.
AN ENGLISH PLAN FOR A BLOOD
LESS CAMPAIGN.
ESPECIAL purArcnrs TO rns Coin HrlI
DAIRY Nxvs.l
Latest war News.

Latest war News.
The dispatches Of yesterday record the
prevalence Of . better feeling In Europe
than has been noted for some time past.
aud the hopes Of those who incline to the
continuance Of peace are accordingly
elated. The tone Of the press both In Rus
sia and England is much less warlike than
q, has been Of late. and the pressof anation
may generally be taken as an indication OF
tho national sentiment. for the opinions OF
the people which ii does not form. 1t is
pretty SURE to follow. Bismarck is work
ing steadily. but cautiously. to bring
About . mediation. through which the
trouble may be settled without recourse TO
the dread arbitrament Of arms. The good
effect OF his attempt is already evident IN
the le.s defiant attitude Of Russia. and
there 10 now no doubt that II Great Brit
ain would consent 10 give the Car some
little foothold TO the south Of his present
d~ominions. no would cheerfully yield 10
tho majority Of her demands with regard
70 ing irea'y San '",o "
British policy and British obstinacy can DO
prevailed on to compromise In this way,
REMAINS W w .e =
In . good position to maintain the ground
which she mas tAAeh' shou'u sue ueeiue
that II Ia worth tho sacrifice Of life and
treasure which II Is likely 10 involve
The Pull Nall Gsss'is' which II an organ
Of the middle and upper classes In Eng
land. Published M editorial yesterday.
which 10 very suggestive a. showing the
advantage which Great britain nov holds
over the Gar. i'says'
mneuhsI Iflne. Prop al
,a,b our.elye, about IN. situation. We
are strong in the justice Of our diplomatic
position, ond can afford to wait until our
mAs',ai suenssh ssh suppo
n i,ussis sccede. to our .tipulstions for
ths congress. we'll and good; IL will DO
held and We shall begin TO put our hand.
uar0.,Ions, xo,s ,s., VA. ian ,,pmn,sJ
In Europe since the beginning Of the pres.
ent century. II Rus.ia refuses to .ecede
20 ,hese 1,ms .neIe y NO nss ~ ~
LAT degree improbshis that The Govern.
ment will resort to q declaration Of war.
II will be sufficient for u Government 70
sounae .n :, ,arai,nsa w., .oS .Hy nro.
~N. - n- -
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Humboldt County.

Wanemucca .Silrer State. april To-
l.. II. Morse. OF Paradise Valley. in.
forms us that eold.beariug quartz has
been discovered by a prospecting party
in the mountains west Of and across the
valley from the recently discovered sill
YER mines. The quartz Is said to be
rich in free gold.
A train consisting Of six car loads Of
silk and nine OF tea from China and ia.
pan. and several loads Of wine from
California. passed through yesterday.
going East. The freight ON this train
is said to be worth over u million dol.
lars.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-17

TuE venerable Zach Chandler Is said
to have brought with him to Washing.
ton several quaint and curious forms Of
profanity. Of his vi invention. during
his late respite from his active cares OF
office. II is also said that u Of his
oaths is liable to be fifteen minutes in
passing u given point.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-17
a CARD.

To all ~ho are suffering from the errors and
iniiscrstions Of youth. nervous weakness. early
dessy. loss of manhood. etc. I will send .
receipt thai viii cure you. rREl ~ cnAnoR.
This great remedy vss discovered By Q mission-
ar In south America. send . self-addressed
atation ID. Bible House. New York CITY.
se20 em
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Eureka counfv.

Eureka Senibsel. April lG.-Ths large
double compartment incline. starting
from the ninth level Of the Eureka Con.
solidated. has been completed to the
tenth. and by the aid Of tho engine
started up Sunday last will be rapidly
carried down to the eleventh.
The ore body on the seventh level oil
the Eureka Consolidated il improving
in quality. and promises to DO one OF
the most important Developments ever
encountered in the mine.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-17

Tur Y~oangvouh Oyster and Chop House
No. ~ south q street. virginia City. 10 the
leading establishment on the Comst0ck.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-17

" Bismarck succeeds in conciliaiing
England and Russia, hs will do the
greatest thing that he has yet attempted.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-17

To the Taxpayer. and Citizens of the Town Of
Gold Hill:
In accordance with the requirements Of the
Charter Of the Town OF Gold Hill. herewith
nbmIt . Report OF the Financial Situation OF
said Town for the year ending April 10. ISIS:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-17
The Gold Hin Daily News hs

The Gold Hill Daily News has
now the largest and best
circulation Of any evening
newspaper published In the
State Of Nevada. It Is
therefore the very best and
most efficient medium for
business, mining and all
other advertising.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-17

Iiond. Of the Town Of Gold Hin. Cancelled
bond No. -; Date Of bond, July ,. lsI,
Time. O months Due January .. ISIS; Amount.
$il.Oo0; Rate Of Interest,", ! per cent; PAID De-
tober ~. ms.
Outstanding Bonds Of the Town Of Gold
ilill, April 10. 1875
Nos. ~ 10 70 Dated August 10. 1916 Time. Q
years Due. August it,is7s Amount. $4,000
late Of Interest, I per cent; Interest paid up
Isis, 5000.
year. Due. September g, 1873; Amount. tt!Soo;
ksis Of Intere.i, I per cont: Interest paid up
To March q, ISIS; Interest due, April 10 1875
$50 co.
2 years: Due. January ]. 1871 Amount. Slo,.
600: Rate Of Interest. per cen! ; Interest P,ia
up to January I. 1873; interest due April To-
Total snoun,, $1,000; Total lu,sres, due
April Is. 1878. $i!Oi,.
I~sdebudn..s OF the Town OF Gold Hill.
April IS. 1875:
bonds mi INV
Interest due On ssine.................'Isoizo
Total. 81. oi2 90
Cash In the Treasury. .ei,tii "
III
Total ................ tl.loI ~
I'm subrlttIng my annual report a. required
BIZ law. I have deemed u proper that the tar.
payers and citizens should be Informed OF the
snalr, Of the town Aud the improvements made
during the year. There has been constructed
I.Ts0 feet Of sewers. $50 feet Of redwood and
The balance pine. 200 feet on the extension OF ID
street, above the Imperial vorks. The main
sewer, running through the lnpsrial grounds.
wss repaired and covered; cog feet Of sewef u
Crown Point Ravins. 100 feet Of on
Denny street, so feet OF redwood sewer on
Main street, opposite old Imperial works, $50
feet Of sewer from the Bowers arsds to Crown
Point Iiavine.
WATER WORKS.
The water works Of the town are In good
condition. The large tank. near Bullion RAvipe,
has been painted and WI new hydrants have
been added for the protection Of property
apsIpst Are, The Fire Department 10 In good
ronditIou 10 respond TO the call Of orr citizens
should their services be needed. and they are
eycr ready. active and prompt In the discharge
10 their dIti's.
Have been In good repair nearly the Nhols yea.
and substantial improvements have been male
10y opening new streets 10 accommodate that
portion of The town now last building up with
new homes. Imperial stfs.t VIZ ne rien.-o,.
ters.ctlng with High street and Ridge street.
will make II Important tn the mining com
panIep and citizens In that portion OF the town,
Wills Pluto street, Just opsned, VIII serve the
same purpose 70 those Situated iartnst aown
and 10 the eastward. The rtsht of.way has also
bssp ostalned for the extension Of ID street on
the Divide. and also 10 oemstery avenue. near
The Trojan works.
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Report.

To the Honorable Board Of Trustees OF ihs
Town Of Gold Hill Gentlsmen herevith
submit, the following report Of receipts and dis
bursemenis FROM January u. III 10 April ID,
1878: nm
January M-To balance In the Treas
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NEW TODAY.
R z o r

or the PrssIdsst Of the Beard or Trus-
tees or the Tswu Of Geld Hill.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-17
new TODAY.

The following are the annual receipts and
disbunemsnts Of The Town Treasurer Tor thu
rear up 70 the 18th Of April. ISIS:
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PIANOS 70 LET.

A WOODWARD : BRowNA@S
"A PIANO. used bat Q few o
months, Cor rent. Apply at Mr.V9 wv
Mos hlllinssy Store. let Bouth O stfeet
depot. % lsin street, GOA HIN.
jsAu N. D, PARSONS, Asent
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ORDINANCE NO. ioi.
lPuhlishsd by authority ofihe beard OF Trustees
" Gold HILL
An or DINANCR 20 Provide for tho Lew
efraSss On kesl and PerssHnl Prep
erty Within the Town Of Goid I'LL.


THE BOARD or TRUSTEES OF GOLD
! Hill do ordain;
SEcTios I. An annual I'D valorem tar OF one
and one quarter per eentnm upon the value Of
taIabis property within the Town OF Gold Hill
IL hereby levied and directed TO be collected for
Town purposes. upon the assessed value OF all
such taxable property. made taxable by the
lava Of this Slate for State and County pur.
poses. including the net proceeds Of the mines
SEC. 2. The taxes levied by Section ! Of TIL.
Ordinance are 10 be assessed and collected IN
accordance with the provisions OF an Ordinance
entitled. IAN Ordinance 10 provide Tor the Levy
and Collection of Taxes on Real and Personal
Property within the Tosn Of Gold Ifill' passed
April Z. 1877 and also an Ordinance entitled,
IAN Ordinance 20 provide for the TINES and
manner Of ascertaining the value OF the net
proceeds OF mines. for The purposes Of taxa
lion, and TO provide for the collection % such
tax" passed April Z. 1871.
q. q. STEVENSON,
President of the Board % Trustees
OF the Town OF t}ohi mn.
W. a. HYDE. Clerk Of the Board.
Attest: On motion. Ordinance No. 100. a.
read, WAS passed by the following vote: Ayes
Trustees Tor. woolley, Copeland. aud Presi.
dent Stevenson. Absent Trustee Mercer.
W. q. HYDE.
CLERK Of the board OF Trusic-i.
Dated Gold Hill. April Is. 1875. apo
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-17

MarshAi's Report.
0oLp HILL. New, April 10, 1878.
To the Hon. board Of Trustees 81 the Town
Of 0old Hiii-Gentiemeni have the honor To
report that during The fourth quarter ending
this date lhave issued Licenses 10 the amount
Of "a. 81 30; also that ! have collected from
the proceeds OF mines for the quarter ending
April 20. 1915. the sum OF 81 $50 ~.
very respectfully.
j. L. McCLRRRY,
Town Marshal.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-17

certify that the foregoing 10 q true and cor.
companies In the 0old 1lll Fire Department.
who are entitled 10 vots ii the election Of the
Cuief Engineer and OF his fint and Second
Assistants. at the annual election. 10 be held Of
Yellow Jacket Engine House on Wednesday. the
2tth instant.
DAVID TfIURB0RN.
Secretary Gold I'LL Fire Department.
uold Hill, April IL. 1878. apl7td
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1878-10-12

"I'm a,restin," said a tramp, yester.
day, to person who Intercepted him.
"This is my vacation. The goods which
| manufacture are DOW out of season" "
And he took off the rim of his hat
through which his hair projected like
a prince-of-Wales plume. In the inside
was pasted piece of paper bearing the
date "May s, 1901 2. NJ" "That,"
said he, cheertully, sis the next eclipse
of the sun. Shall sell the rest of my
smoked glass then" And, with an en-
terprising air, he resumed his vocation.
Among the visitors at the White
House on the 27th ulto, was an old
farmer from Madison county, Ohio,
dressed in his working clothes. He
walked all around, inquiring Of every
one he met where was "GovernOr"
Hayes. He said that he and his family
were great friends of Mr.. Hayes, and
he wanted to see him very particularly.
lie was told that the President could
receive no more callers and after vainly
imploring for an interview, he burst into
tears and went off sobbing.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1878-10-12

E@ PEABODY EDUCATIONAL Fund
West Virginia. the Peabody general
agent says, ais one of the least fluctua-
ting of the Southern States in regard to
education, and It's history is that of a
slow but steady growth" The number
Of persons of school age, or from six to
twenty-one years, for the year 1877, was
192,6O6, being an increase over the pre-
vious year of 1910. Of these 125, 1872
actually attended school, being numer-
ical increase of attendance of 1928 over
the preceding year, and an increase in
the average daily attendance of 11,l9l.
There was an increase also of 161 in
the number of teachers employed. The
total value of school property i'll the
State is S1,7l4,60O, being an increase
on the preceding year of $54,l32. The
total expenditure for the year was
S92l,3O7, being decrease of $65,27O,
caused mainly by a reduction in the rate
of teachers salaries, and in the number
of school houses built during the year.
During the year West Virginia receiv-
ed $3.50.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1878-10-12

So Among the witnesses in the Fitz
John Porter case at New York, Tues
day, was Capt VIM. B. Blackford. of
Washington, d. c., who was on the
staff of Gen. ]. Z. B. Stuart. He testi-
fled as to the movements of Stuart, Lee
and Longstreet August 80, 1862. He
heard nothing but artillery fire that day;
knew nothing Of the dragging about of
brush by Stuart's men, as reported, and
said there was no movement in the ma
ture of retreat by Jacksons forces.
Col. Henry X. Douglas, OF Hagerstown,
Md, was acting assistant adjutant gen
eral August 20 to Stouewall Jackson.
There was mostly artillery firing during
that day, he said, and that the infantry
attacks were vigorous dashes. Jacksons
line was not advanced for any length of
time, aud was once or twice forced
back, but not seriously, and he did rot
send to Longstreet for reinforcements.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1878-10-12
Editorial IIreYifies.

New felt bonnets are of rough appear
apce, and are called "camel's-hsir felt.
George Fundenberg, druggist, for
mer resident of Cumberland, together
with his wife and child, died at Mem
phis, Tenn, from yellow fever few
days ago.
The father of Tom Thumb is pau
per in a Chicago poorhouse. Tom and
him quarrelled when Tom was a boy,
and he has never visited him since.
And now the girls begin TO come in
from the country, and the old gentle
mans pocketbook looks as though it
had been sat down on by pile driver.
All hairpins are alike to men, but let
a wife go off on visit for month and
come home and find hairpin near the
door, and she can't wait minute to
grow red in the face.
An eight year old daughter of George
Fogle, of Taueytown, was burned TO
death by using coal oil To make o fire.
Will parents never teach their children
tie danger OF this oil
When it comes to destroying sleep, a
too,hache will double discount cat
concert and beat it ninety-seven points
out of possible one hundred.
Any father who weulG go out and put
tar on top Of his front gate after dark
must be lost to all sense of humanity
and ordinary responsibility.
The ladies of Braxton, Pa, have
formed anti tobacco clubs, and bind
themselves never to marry user OF the
weed in any form.
When fast young men in Reno get
into dispute, instead of resorting TO
blows they 60 into the nearest saloon
and shake the dice 10 see who is the
liar.
You may talk about the lean and
hungry Cassius, but did you ever take
a solid view Of the man who has run a
store for ten years without advertising.
A nest OF counterfeiters has been bro
ken up 10 the mountains OF Kentucky.
Fourteen of the gang are under arrest,
and the officers secured the plates and
other materials. Their operations it is
said have been very extensive.
The sham battle at Fairmont, W. Va,
last Friday, was a success. Six bands,
six military companies, and four pieces
of artillery took part in the affair, which
was witnessed by five thousand people.
Senator Thurmans attack is bilious
fever, contracted, as he belives, from
the malaria that infest some of the dis
in Ohio where he has spoken.