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Miscellaneous.
VEGEI 'INE3
WILL CURE RHUMA7ISM.

Mr.. Albert lrorkrr, the well known drug
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RHUMAT!SM IS A DISEASE OF The
Bill GOD.

The blood in this dcSeaso, is found to contain
an excess OF hbrin. NEGETINE acts by con-
vrrting the blood from its diseased condition to
healthy circulation. NEGETINE regulates the
bowels which is very important. One bottle OF
Vrwe,ine will give relief. but to effect per;
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of long standins Vegct:ne is sold by all
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same as that of thousands before yon. who
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" of Banks, Roots and Herbs,
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many wonderful cures, after all other rene,
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New Orleans. ....195, 493 q
Galveston. ........267,292 o 1S3' co. 20,
Savannah s, ah........: 1926 sos' '2
Charleston Gnnas' SSS8's4s i%'SS5
''u ~,' 49, ':;leans loses 1928, l56
linus y " ole loses 1888 bales;
oalSs s. a ~ ssston gains 66,l05 bales,
S %nlIse y. n gains ll5,054 bales, and
ga aaseston gains 1904 bales. Or,
C4but it in another way, of the total
receipts up to November 30th, New
Orleans received last year Is per
cent, this year Is per cent; Calves.
ton received last year II per cent,
this year Is per cent; Savannah re.
ceived last year II per cent, this year
81 per cent; Charleston received last
year 10 per cent, this year l6 per
cent; Mobile received last year 8
per cent, this year 6 per cent.
If it were to be supposed that this
apparent change in the currents of
commerce depend on permanent
causes, these figures would be alarm.
ing and Encouraging. AS it is they
are of q nature to require that We
should seek at once for an explana.
ton and aremedy. The explanation,
we presume it will be conceded lies
upon the surface of the problem. The
forces which have detected the course
Of trade out Of its normal channel
are, for tho time being, at least, OK.
ceptional. They do not depend on q
change in modes or facilities of trans
portation, but on cause which, for q
time, rendered our modes and facili,
ties Of transportation partly inopeRa-
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-08
the FOURTH IN VIRGINIA.
I~nvitsstsas TOR 0shss Places -
Join shs HsratsWaers.


Tho citizens OF Virginia met last even
ing at Judge Noses Courtroom for the
purpose Of deciding upon the manner oil
celebrating the coming Fourth Of July.
Before the hour Of meeting the wuhing-
ton Guard Band volunteered 10 furnish
the necessary patriotic music. and . large
and excited crowd gathered. The an
nouncement that Carson wanted 10 cello
braio for the Comstock wa what had
aroused them. At 8 O'Clock Rev. 7. II.
MeGra,h called the meeting TO order and
stated tho purpose for which those present
hal been called together. An organization
was effected by electing W. u. Shepperd
President. and Wells Drury Secretary.
Resolutions were offered by Philip Seid-
ner and Rev. T. II. MeGrath. expressing
the purpose Of our people 10 celebrate the
national holiday In appropriate style. In
consequence Of . discussion arising - TO
which resolution should be adopted. Mr..
Phelsn moved a. . substitute that the
Fourth Of July DO celebrated in Virginia
City. The motion Vas carried.
After considerable parliamentary skir-
mishing the second clause Of Mr.. Seidnsr's
resolution WAS adopted. II 10 - follow:
R..oIrsi. That the people OF Gold Hill.
Dayton. Carson City. Empire City. Frank
town. wsshoe City. Reno and other neigh.
boring cities, villages and towns. and OF
the surrounding country. 10 and they arr
hereby invited 10 participate In said cello
bration. and for that purpose tho hospi-
~talities Of tho City Of Virginia arc e.
tended 10 them.
There was any amount Of enthusiasm
AMI considerable difference with regard to
IA. proper course 10 pursue. Bow Low
ery made considerable fun by Offering
burlesaue amendments 10 all the motions.
lilo Was finally squelched. however. and
business proceeded with.
Upon motion, 10 was decided that an
executive committee Of ten be appointed
by the Chair 10 make the necessary ar
nngements and report to the citizens In
one weeks time. Carried.
A. W. Evans moved that two committee.
men 10 appointed from each ward. and
that President shepherd and Mayor Bel
KNAPP b. added to complete the necessary
number. Carried.
The following gentlemen were appointed:
First ward-David James and Bart Gala
han ; second ward-Judge Knox and J. \.
Kaneen Third Ward - Philip Ssldner
and Joseph Cowan; Fourth wArd-John
T. giorien and John Barclay. W. ID.
shepherd and c. II. Belknsp will serve ~
members at large. in compliance with the
conditions Of the motion.
The Executive Committee was author
ized to ali subcommittee, a. many o.
they desired. TO assist In making tho ar
rangements.
A vote Of thanks was extended 10 the
Washington Guard Band. aud the meeting
aijourn.i 10 meet next Friday evening. at
the same place, at 8 O'Clock.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-08
Runaway.

Al about half.psst Q O'Clock this morn
Ing . serious runaway accident happened.
Charley Cummings, barkoeper at the sii.
YER Palace saloon. hired . spirited team
from the City Stables. opposite the Silver
Palace. and started down q street. to
get his partner for tho picnic. to-day.
When In front Of Roos Bros. he turned his
team and asked BILLY Flanagan 70 hold 1t
while he could get . light hat. Fnnegan
stood close TO them. but finally went upon
the other side. when they Immediately
started on the run. They tore down O
street at . fearful rate. people on the
Divide being unable 10 stop them.
After striking tho down grade their speed
was accelerated, and they never stopped In
their wild career until they ran against
one Of Tom G~allagher's big freight wagons
opposite Carrick's undergrad In Gold
Hill. Both horses were badly hurt aud
the carriage was . complete wreck. This
accident 10 greatly regretted by
the numerous friends Of Mr.. Cummings.
but they all admire his pluck In
going and getting another carriage and co.
Ing to the picnic Just the same Us though
nothing had happsned.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-08

BONANZA DIupEsDs.-The trustees OF
tho Consolidated Virginia Mining Com
pany met In San Francisco yesterday and
declared the usual monthly dividend Of
one dollar per share. payable on the iith
instant, and the trustees Of the California
Mining Company also declared the usual
monthly dividend Of two dollars per share.
payable on the 18th instant.
RoBERr Z. MrrERs yesterday resigned
his position u Foreman Of the Gould 4
Curry mine. This action was taken on
account Of complaints having been made
against the late foreman by the miners
under him. They accuse him Of treating
his men tyrannically.
WILLOW JACKET CAurios.-Several
shares Of the capital stock Of the yellow
Jacket silver Mining Company were sold
Yesterday 10 pay assessment No. 20. levied
upon said stock. Official notice IL given
In our advertising columns to-day.
Mas. l.. q. BowERs. tho washoo sceress,
WAS on the picnic train this morning
She said she expected 10 havo . good
time.
THERE 10 . message at the Western
Union Telegraph office. Gold Hin. fol
Edward Kelly.
Tux day has been quito warm-uncom'
fortAbly 90 In the open air.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-08
Piper. op.r. H.u.-. virs,.,..

Another good audience greeted tho SAILS.
bury T'roubadours last night. All who
were present were delighted. Miss Nellie
McHenry was - sprightly and charming
As possible. simply taking the audience by
storm. Tho vivacious INNER Of this
little body arc enough ~ cure . whole
regiment Of disconsolAts stockholders.
The relief Of the play 10 tho absence Of .
studisd plot. though II 10 easily seen that
the jestors have . method In their mad
ness. The orchestra, under Mr.. Maeder's
direction. gives some excellent music.
The season Of this pleasant company will
close this evening with sc Patchwork and
the " Rights Of Women" Go and have .
good laugh.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-08
n.p.rssr.s i..ss 9vs.,.s.

c Brown. l. Hswlot, W II Bartlett. 7
woolcock. J l. Greeley. U Evans. T Main.
II II Biglow. Al Meacham. Rev Lucas,
d c Levy. d J Turner. II worsh. George
Tufy. Gus Lewis, 7 White. DC whecler,
T. q Norton. II Housius. J Morcom, u II
Blake. y Pope. u Williams, II Linehy. n
Sparks. Mrs Cole. II l. yeager and family,
Geo Mckenzie. J N GoodAll. L Ballaus,
Mrs d II Jones. Mrs q q Lyon, ID Ball,
J O'Kecfe. T. u Warsaw. Mrs Graham
Master q Baldwin. c Baldwin. Il Johnson
Ms. l. Huck. Mis-. " Maiden. II LIANT
and family. J II BorlAnd. ca Debe.. Il
Hanson. J L.evy. J LoryeA. T Olson. OttC
seyd. l. se~ibenhauer. II Duffy. II Rider
W II Burns. ID crittenden. = Cooke, A /
White. ID selby. John o'Brien.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-08
Tahoe House.

Among the best and most popular hotels
in Tahoe City. at the foot Of the beautiful
lake. 10 tho Tahoe House, kept by William
Pomin. 1t Is . roomy and commodious
Building, furnished in tho most approved
anil comfortable style throughout. and tho
table cannot be excelled In that part Of the
country. A first.class bar IL run In cor
neetion with the house. and boots and fsh-
ing tackle are furnished free IN the guests.
Tahoe City Is q Of the most beautifully
and dramatically situated places ON the
American continent. and 10 Justly . favor
Ito resort for tourists and health and pleas
ure seekers. Pomin 10 an old resident and
navigator Of the lake and makes Q moat az
cellent landlord. Just such - people like
10 live with. He mskes everybody feel
happy and content at his house.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-08
SECOND pispAIo'H
l~.rrcrAL TO tn. cold HILL DAILY r,w'l
The True story Of she Sufro Tunnel
Compromise, . Told By General
WlllIa ma

San PnAScisoo. Juno s.-Tho Call this
morning has an interview With Thomas II.
williams. President Of the Savage Mining
Company. relative 10 the compromise with
sutro, to the following effect. Yesterday
the Directors Of nearly all the mining
companies, composing the combination to
resist the payment OF royalty TO sutro,
me. and passed resolutions authorizing
the directors TO withdraw from the combi.
nation, having each company free to act
A Il deems best with regard TO the suits
brought by tho companies TO have the
contracts for tho payment OF royalties de-
clared void. Savage, Hale 4 Norcross.
and Chollar, also passed resolutions au-
thorizing the withdrawal Of tho suits.
Best 4 Belcher and Gould 4 Curry have
agreed TO take the same course. The Boz
mama firm have taken no part In the ne
gotistions regarding the acceptance OF the
contract. a. they are not In . position ~
present 10 avail themselves OF the drainage
facilities Of the tunnel. and therefore not
disposed 10 pay for the same. Wiiliains
expressed the opinion that all the com
panies will eventually ratify tho CONTRACTS
with tho Tunnel Company.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-08
IReiixieas Notices.

There will be divine service at st. Johns
Church. Gold Hill. tomorrow 81 II A. y.
7:ij p. NJ. Rev. Il. =. Eastman officiating.
sunday school Ati:JO.
Divine ~servic" will be held at ~. Paul's
Church. Virginia, tomorrow, at III A. NJ.
Bishop Whitaker officiating.
Ther, will be divine service at Grace
Church, Silver City, tomorrow at I:5O 2.
NJ, Rev. ". II. Jenvsy officiating. Sun
day school at 2:30 p. NJ.
The Rev. 4. ". Crothers will preach In
ODD Fellows Hall. Gold Hill. tomorrow.
at 7:sO ?. N. The public are cordially In
yitei. seats free.
The Rev. Mr.. Graham will preach In
the Presbyterian Church. Virginia CITY
tomorrow at IL A.. n. and I:ao ?. n
The public are cordially invited TO attend
Seats free.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-08
Tiremes's InSttasiea 60 Celebrate
shs Fourth In Carsos.

sheriff Swift and Gus Lewis. appointed
. special committee by the citizens
Of Carson City, were In Gold Hill yes
tsrjay afternoon for the purpose Of extend
ing q cordial invitation from the people
Of Carson City to the officers and members
Of the Gold Hill Fire Department TO par
,icipate in the celebration Of the Fourth
Of July. Chief ". Kennedy and tho fore
men Of tho different companies were inter
viewed. and from feelings generally ex'
pressed. there Is not much doubt that ths
invitation will BE- accepted and the entire
lepsrtmept will honor Carson City with
it, presence ON that patriotic occasion. A
hnal decision will be arrived ct on next
"Wednesday evening. at which time the
regular monthly meetings of the several
companies will be held.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-08

A Com Hill SHOOTER. The match
between Billy Haskins Of Gold Hin and
syl. knight Of Virginia at knights gal.
lery In Virginia last Thursday night. ne
suited In . victory for HAskin-, the score
standing i5t to i5a.
TnE Justice Company las, night ship-
ped bullion TO tho value of sii .7t6 10, the
result Of the last cleanup Of the Pacific
mill. The total yield Of the mine for the
month Of Nay WA s5i,ii? -.
IsQUiRIrs as to the probabilities OF Gold
Hill having . celebration Of her Own are
are frequent. II the people only come
forward In their usual manner. We can
have as fine . show As anybody.
Tar Executive Committee appointed to
make arrangements for the Fourth Of July
celebration In Virginia will meet In the
parlors over the Delta Saloon at , o'clock
tomorrow afternoon.
fREouESr flashes Of lightning were seen
to the eastward las, night. but the ~elec,ri.
cal disturbances were 80 far Away that the
thunder!could not 10 heard.
THE sweep rod Of the eighth-station
balance bob. ct the Gould h Curry mine,
WAS broken last evening about 4 o'clock.
TuE Sierra Nevada mill is still in opera.
ton on gold rock from tho old upper lev.
ala.
Captain Avery. Of the steamer Niagara
Lake Tahoe, left for home Last evening.
Mas. JOINS publishes . card Of thanks
In our advertising columns to-day. hesdi''
JouS W. M,cKAY Is in Paris. lie ar
rived there day before yesterday.
srocx dealers and mining experts are
again focking 70 tho Comstoek.
CrcrxpEHs have been aided 10 the list
Of vegetables In our markets.
CoLexrL FAN was able TO drive out yes-
Jay. He 70 rapidly ecovering.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-08
Nobody moid,.s Him.

Buck Murphy. one Of Bob I.owery's
clients. was convicted Of petit larceny In
Virginia City yesterday. When the yer.
dict Was announced tho prisoner Was
nowhere to DO found. After hearing Bob's
summing up Of the defense he came 10 the
conclusion that his only safety Was In
flight. Before leaving, ho made an in-
timation Of his intention to his able coun.
eel. SWELL" said the learned gentleman.
a. can't zee that anybody 10 a.holdin.
you" Murphy started over the Divide.
and when tho Judge wanted him the Con.
stable said he had :" gone where tho wood
bine twineth." In other words. he had
gone to meet Mike MCGOWAN. the man.
eater. who Ia said to DO on his way back TO
the Comstock.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-08
avr,y.,. maj. a,,.,.s.

AT Casey. N Webster. John Bishop
John Cooper. James Black. II Greenwood,
II W Grunes. W Z Roberts. Ed vescy. G :
varian. u l. McLAin. Mrs Mcmahon. Mr.
NJ Murphy. MrsJ Z Dealy. Rev Z Graham
Mrs. T. u smith. Mrs sclls. II Sanders,
Mrs Sanders. Mrs Mrs II Baldwin,
Mrs Howard. c Colburn, Miss Utley. Mrs
McGill and > children, jos Wise.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-08
The school Piesic.

The Comstock never looked more pleas
ant than this morning. 1t was tho aus.
picious occasion Of the starting Of Pro-
fessor Flint's school picnic. The crowd In
Virginia was No great that all could not
lind room on the cars and some remained
at home rather than suffer the incon.
venience Of the crowding. There were
twenty-five cars In all. and II 10 estimated
that there were we'll. . right smart
sprinkle Of people on tho train. The
crowd MAS enough TO gladden. Professor
Plint's heart. No far ~ heard from. NO
accident has happened to-day.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-08
Beuas.n nsiiies.

The California Mining Company night
before las, shipped is bars Of bullion.
worth s2ii.7 "a. and tho Consolidated
Virginia shipped 10 bars, worth $7e.OI3 Oh,
making . total Of CT bars. worth S323,-
sl2 70. The final cleanup Of the Cal.
ifornia has been made, and tho total for
the month Of May WA 1891 $50 10. Of
this amount $tss. 222 Is. or moro than
half, was gold.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-08
rnE PALACE EATING STAND,

For Q roast Of beef unszeelisd in storsy
county, TO 10 Thomas Hsiron's Eating Stand.
In the Palace Saloon, NO. : North o street,
VIRGINIA CITY. Fresh oystsrs at all hour IN
ever style. Forty ninsrs always on hand q
night. For tasty, homo style OF coosins. ana
sdord, he Palace Eating Stand has no suHsriof'
tn IL sShe
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-08
A CARD.

10 al Who ~ suffering from the srrcs and
indiscrstious Of youth. nervous weakness. sariy
decay, los Of manhood. etc. ! will send .
receipt that will cure you. YRrl OF cnAnos.
This ersst rsmsdy vas dlscovered b. Mission.
NJ In South America. Send 2 self-sddiessed
envelope 10 the REV. JObkPH y. IMAM
Station d, Bible HOUSE, New fork CITY.
se1O 6m
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-08

Two hundred and ifty raw doctors
stepped across the threshold in Phila.
deiphia u few days ago. and are now
calmly, patiently. ever chserfully wait
ing for the FIRST green apples to open
business.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-08

TIE moon 10 always just the same.
he said lsnguidly. "and yet l always
find some new beauty In It." ITS 90
with the circus" she responded. de
took the hint and bought tickets Tor
two.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-08

"wur Ia II, my dear sir" said
wafis's landlady 10 him the other day.
that you newspaper men never get
richf" 81 do not know" was the reply.
except II Is that dollars and sense do
not always travel together"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-08

"KKRAMcs'" said Williams. inquir.
ingly; "~crocksryr Ali Ne more ke.
ramics. no more crocksry for me. Ny
wife ksramsd the last soup turssn on
my head this week. No more keramics
To- ma
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-08
O. II.

O. Il. oALLur. opposite the Bank Of oslifos'
mia. Cola Hiii, keeps constantly on hand ~
faycrite brsuds Of Imported C.prs. ohoics Bill
eiesrs. ali tiads OF chewing Tobacco. mesf
schsum pipes, nuts, candles. ens eutisey, md
tor snd hney goods Of al kinds. sp3e u
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-08
FROM g. THATCHER, NJ. D., OF
HER MON. n. Y.

"wnrAl's BALsAN OF wild cHrHHr nvss
universal satisfaction. ~ seems 70 cure :
cough By loosen,nr and cleansing the lungs.
and sllaying Irritation, thus removing the
cause. instead OF drying up the cough and leav.
Ing the csuse behind. ! consider the BALsAn
the beet cough medicine with which am 30
auainted." Sold by all drugsists. jt3im
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-08

A purrrR convention was held in In
disnapolis last summer. but 1t soon
melted away. The local papers 70.
marked that the members all spread
themselves"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-08

TEE Youngworth Oyster and caop Houss,
No. 70 South O street. Virginia City, 10 ths
eading establishment on the Comptock.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-08

Tnr Methodist fair and fsstival tsrmi-
mated successfully last night. The clean.
up Of coin amounted 10 . good round sum.