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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-12

Quite q number Of tesmstsrs are en-
ploye,, Il, carrying slimss from the res
e~ryoirs cast of town to the old Ophir
mill. vhe,s they are worked over BY tho
Woodwork Milling Company.
AL the little water mills along Six
mile Canyon are IN full blast on eoncen.
trated ts,lings. Water costs nothing ana
the little mills grind awsy day and night
ut NO expense to the owners.
Rev. s. P. KELLY. ex-Supsrintsndsns
Of Public Instruction for Nevada. has
been circulating among his friends
during the week. He is ss hearty and
genial - ever.
JoE wooDwoRru and his lead pencil
came up from the State Prison yesterday.
Joe finds many friends in these parts.
TIE people Of Virginia City will Try to
get up q Fourth-of-July enthusiasm at
the Courthouse this evening.
G. WARRINGTON HurrAKnn Of Truckee
Meadows Ia lighting the Comstock with
his genial c~ountsnauce.
SENATOR DooLN. OF Eureka, still
fingers within the shadows Of Mount
Davidson.
HoS. II. A. SAwrrLLr and wife, OF
Austin, srs in Virginia.
SHr,rYr RAux. Of White Pine county.
II ON the Comstock.
PsAcurs and cranp colo are now in
che market.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-12
Jsusro Funnel survey.

The Silver City Times says: "a sur
veying party have been at work since
last Monday under Charles F. Hoffman,.
Of the firm Of Hoffman, & Craven. lay.
ing ont the course Of the north and
south lateral drifts from the Sutro Tun.
mel. This work viii be completed in
about three weeks. In the meantime
the air.compressing machinery ct Shalt
No. 2 OF the Sutro Tunnel will be put In
order. and by the time the survey Is
completed the machinery will DO ready
to be started up. The force at work in
the Tunnel will then DO Transferred to
the lateral drifts, which will be pushed
a. vigorously a. possible. Last Friday
evening the water in the tunnel was
turned into the sub.drain at section 20.
These sections being 100 feet long. the
total length Of completed sub-drain at
that time was 1000 feet, and about
Is, 900 remained to be finished.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-12
Royal Departure.

King winnsuuoca, Of the Piuts Ma
ton, has gone back to the vilds wherein
dwell the Red Men Of the s~agsbrush.
The King h q jolly old coon. and before
leaving he asked his interpreter to say
that he had enjoyed his visit to tho
Comstock very much. He had had all
he wanted to eat while here, and had
been introduced to all the great men.
All had shaken hands with him. and
had said they were well pleased with
him and with what he had done for the
whites on the borders. Nearly all the
great men had given him money, but
the pieces bestowed on him were all
silver and generally small. 1t looked
like . great deal Of money, but when 1t
was all counted up It amounted to but
$50. However, he had not been hungry
while on the Comstock, and many peo-
pie had como to him to shake hands.
He would tell his people that.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-12
s.eesssf.I sutton.

The following note was picked up
on Main street yesterday by News re-
porter:
NE. SMYrHxISs : This II 10 inform
ron that I intend to call upon your daugh-
ter Clara this evening. whether you are
willing or not. I want the girl, and I'm
going to have her. / caution you against
kicking me again, unless you wish 10 make
your daughter An orphan. II you repeat
your late incivility you will be the causs
OF your " destruction. / warn you that
I carry . charge OF giant powder In my
back pocket. with electric fuse attached.
Your future son-in.law,
JERRY ouIoLrr.
Gold Hill. June 10. 1879.
The note bears the appearance Of be-
ing genuine. and as the parties are all
we'll known in this community. fictitious
names are supplied. II was, to say the
least, a fair warning to the old man, and
prevented him rushing blindly upon his
fate. OF course, in the event Of an q.
plosion the lover would also have climbed
the golden stair, and possibly tho girl.
naturally being close around, might
have donned her snowy wings. But no
matter. The loving mes would have
Joined in q better and happier realm.
To the Economically inclined there IL
something grandly noble In this wonder
full sell. devotion In the discharge Of
duty on the part Of the young man. who
thss expressed his intention to conquer
or die. Let It not Be said that . regard
for his own personal safety impsllsd
him TO forswarn the father OF his sweet
heart. 1t was in . spirit Of lofty Mag.
nsnimity that the note was sent. While
the youthful patriot was willing to sac
riacs his life, II need be, in the u OF
humanity and the census.taker, and in
vindication OF the right to love and
marry one woman-which every Ameri-
can claims-hs still, with q view to the
good and welfare Of the community, was
willing to continue in tho flesh, and
assist the rest Of US In bearing the bur.
dsns OF the world.
P. S.-The old man, recognizing the
sterling qualities Of the sutton for his
daughters hand, has given his consent,
and the ceremony will DO performed al
ono OF the churches next Sunday. There
will be a reception at the residence Of
the brides parents In the evening.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-12
Masonic IsssaiIssiou.

The officers OF the Grand Chapter Of
Royal Arch Masons Of the State OF Ne.
vsda, who have been elected for the en-
suing year, were installed in Virginia
City yesterday afternoon at l o'clock BY
E. Past Grand High Priest Philip
Ssldusr. Following are their names /:
NJ. E., David E. Baily Of Eureka, Grand
High Priest /; Il. E., Frank Bell Of Reno.
Deputy Grand High Priest; r. E..
Horatio S. Mason Of Carson, Grand
King I; r. E., s. W. Chubbuck Of Gold
Hill, Grand Scribe I; r. E., Charles
Knust OF Reno, Grand Treasurer ; 4. E..
John d. Hammond Of Carson, Grand
Secretary E.. Robert H. Elan Of
Phoebe, Grand Captain Of the Host ; E..
Hiram johnson Of Eureka, Grand Royal
Arch Captain ; E.. Samuel p. Kelly Of
Austin, Grand Chaplain.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-12
Railway War in Colorado.

DsNvrn, COL, June ia writ Of
injunction having been issued by Judge
Bowen. OF the Fourth District Court Of
this State, in accordance with it, provi.
sions the Denver and Rio Grands Rail.
way Company have recovered possession
Of their constructed railway between
Denver and Alamoss and nearly all Of
the remaining portions. The service Of
the writ at all points between Denver
and Pueblo was unattended by serious
opposition. but at South Pueblo, whore
NEST Of the rolling stock and power had
been accumulated by the adverse party,
Q large body Of armed men were organ.
lied to resist. The Sheriff, with q
posse Of 100 men, however, succeeded
at 8 r. n. In driving out Of the railroad
buildings the men who had held them.
and, besides the recovery OF the railroad
property, took fifty stand Of arms and
some ammunition. Some shots were
exchanged at this point, and n man
was seriously II not MORALLY wounded.
Following IL the substance OF q tels-
graphic report just received from spoint
beyond Pueblo:
AGA. n. o writ was served at Ala
mosa BY the Deputy Sheriff, and posses
sion oil the station.house and office
taken by Governor Hunt. At "A. n.
an improvissd train under the conduct
OF RoadmMtsr Green crossed the bridge
into the town. subsequently 1t started
with q strong guard and working force.
telegraph wire and apparatus, United
States mail, horses for courier service
and for all possible contingencies. Tho
train was fred upon al Cucharas and
one man killed. The are wa returned
and two OF the assailants MORALLY
wounded. They then dispersed and
At o point further north Q
mob fred on the south.bound train and
killed one man. A party on the train
returned the FIRE and severely wounded
one OF the assailants, and subsequently,
captured the survivors.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-12
. RICH CALIFORNIA BANKRR.

When 10 became known that one Of the rich.
est California bankers had left the Pacific Coast
and transferred the base Of his operations 20
the New York Stock Exchange, oil the shrswd
nnancisrs watched his course With keen inter.
est to sec how he would succeed. The result
has smphstically proved the bantsr's sasscity.
Besides having . much wider and more promis.
ing Geld TO operate In, he 10 known 3 have
been IN several stock combinations that paid
immense profits. By the combination method
OF operating stocks Hessrs. Lawrence q Co.,
Bankers, n. Y, unite orders Of thousands Of
customer, In different sums, into Que vast
capital, and operate them - Q mighty whole,
dividing prohts pro rata among the sharehol.
ders every thirty days. Capital In any amount
from $40 TO $1,000 0 can be used with great
success IN thess pools. SIS would pay 500
pront, $500 would make 5000 or 10 per cent.
the stock during the month. hessrs. Law.
rcncs . Co. new circular lmAiled frce) gives
1.-TWO unerring rules for success" and full par.
ticularr, 20 that any one can operate In stocks
and mako money. Stocks and bonds wanted.
Government bonds supplied. Apply t,LAw-
romeo 4 o.. Bantsrs, 81 Exchange Place. New
York.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-12
A:mATTxR OF INTEREST TO TEA
vKLRRS.

Tourists. smisrants and mariners nnd that
Hoststter's Stomach Bittsrs 10 . medicinal
safeguard against unhealthful Influences. upon
which they can implicitly rely. since II pre-.
vents the effects OF that unhealthy olimse. Vi.
tisted atmosphere, unaecustomed or unwhole-
soms diet, bad water. or other conditions nm.
favorable to health. would otherwiss produce.
On long voyages or journeys By land In lsti.
tudea adjacent 10 the equator, II 10 especially
useful - Q preventive Of the fsbrlle complaints
and disorders Of the stomach, liver and bowels,
which ere apt 70 attack the natives Of temper.
ate xones s~clourning or travelling IN such 10.
gions, and 10 an excellent protection against
the influence Of extreme cold. sudden changes
OF Temperature, exposure to damp or extreme
fatigue. Il NOT only prevents Intermittent and
remittsnt fever. and other diseases Of Q ms
larial type, but eradicates them, . fact which
hes been notorious for years past In North and
South America, MEXICO, the West Indies. Aus
trslla and othor countyfes.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-12
~Indigaasien Hsssiag.

Virginia City's frsshsst scandal Is in
the form Of an indignation meeting
which was held last evening by the
ladies boarding at the international
Hotel. protesting against the quality and
quantity OF grub furnished BY Mr..
Hanak, tbs host. A series OF threaten
ing resolutions were passed, but nothing
more formidable accomplished. The
complaints eye met BY Mr.. Hansk with:
"vell, II you don'd like II you gan leaf
do how.es." In eItsnuation OF bis 40
ton In the Past and present, Mr.. Hanak
says II Is simply q case Of bulldoss. and
that every woman In the hotel wants
5000 worth OF material and service for
800. lisa pretty pickle, to say the
least, and the sooner . compounds 10
reached the better 1t will DO for both
parties.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-12

It is now definitely known that A. @.
Hobart, for many years conductor on
tho v. & T. B. R.. has gone to Australia
as the advance agent Of the British
Blonde Burlssqus Troupe. Mr.. Hobart
leaves q wife and child in Reno. and a.
he has BEEN very friendly" with ons
Of the troupe for some time, there
= q great many persons Who are
ready to believe the current report
that he has deserted his family.
In q letter 10 . friend he intimatsd that
he nsver will ooms back. and In Carson
be said that he had good and sufficient
reason for acting as he has, and hopes
for the sake OF his family that ''THI
REASON WILL NEVER BE xNowN." It Ii
NO doubt . family matter, with which
the public have nc right TO NEEDLE. The
News has no desire to investigate the
skeleton In the closet.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-12

A News reporter. who from q love OF
the classics INDUCES daily in q page
Of some Of the Greek or Latin authors
retired the other night with the spirit OF
the old masters full upon him. Falling
into one OF the most delightful frances
in the dreamland Of Morpheus, the
scribe finds himself transported to the
academic groves in which the teachers OF
the world conned their living lessons In
the ag.s Of the past. It is a scene never
to DO forgotten. Upon those rude oencnes
sit a class OF Grecian boys, including
Pythagoras, Demosthenss and Socrates,
with q blind boy named Homer ut the
foot. The subject in hand il the noble
art OF photography. and Zsno, the Stole
who otficiates as teacher, has just finished
his lecture on the matter when the jour.
nalist walks up, sharpening. his Faosr
on the way.
snow then, P~ythagoras, stand up"
Q y the tutor "snd let the gentleman
see how you have improved in your
spelling" -,
Pythag, Ter short. J q tow.headed lad
OF twelve Summers, faces the dssk. and
indicates that he is ready for the agony.
spell metropolis, says the teacher.
Pythag - MISUNDERSTANDING
omicron- lambda-iota-sigua metropolis.
Neutrality-suspicious., you may or.
thographize Phatneuo.
lon.upsilon-omega. phatnsuo.
Tsscher-That il very good. Master
Socrates. you may have . try ct your
own name.
Socrates is the poorest spellsr In the
class and the teacher evidently wishes to
favor him.
a-omicron-kappa-
He h~esitates. and Homer. standing on
tip-tos. holds up his hand and snaps his
finger, at tho same time shouting,
please. Mister, I can spell it!'
Tsacher-"wsll. my boy, let US hear
you" .
Homer gets away with the racket and
turns Socrates down, whersat he Is so
delighted that for an hour after hs CON.
verses only In hexameters.
After the spelling lesson Pythagoras
read O thesis upon the subject OF as
tronomy. Dsmosthsnss delivered his
Grafton on the Crown. Socrates asked
and answered q number Of knotty quss.
tons, and Homer recitsd the frat book
Of the Had. He had just started in on
the second when the quill.driysr was
awakened by the unearthly shrieks OF
the Imperial mine whistle, which was
sounding an alarm Of fire in the lower
vari.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-12

TIE Flyers Sisters will delight the
Comstock people with "Pinafore" at
Pipsr's Opera House tomorrow Q
ing. Other attractions will also be an
nounced.
TEE old firm Of Martin & P. q. Ford,
Virginia City. has been dissolved. Martin
rstires and P. II. will continue the bust.
moss.
TIE Virginia police authorities Ire
building q doe.pound in which to incar-
csrats and kill tagless dogs.
Mn. PosrrR. Of the publishing house
OF Porter & Goats, Philadelphia. Is Wis
iting the Comstock.
JAMES 8. PHILLIPS has Aled Q declara-
ton Of homestead.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-12
Pioaeers To-NiEhs.

A regular meeting Of the Society Of
Pacific Coast Pioneers will DO held Of
their hall on B street. Virginia, this
evening at TX o'clock. Business Of
importance is to be transacted, therefore
q full attendance il requested. Imne-
diately previous to this meeting, COM
mencing at @ O'Clock, o meeting OF the
Executive Committee Of Arrangements
for the recent Picnic will be hold. when
the various subcommittee will make
their reports. All are earnestly requested
to como prepared to do 20, especially
every one who has had anything to do
with the sale Of tickets. a. Il IL desirable
that the affairs OF the recent picnic
should DO settled up forthwith.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-12
FOREIGN DISPATCHES.
lpsc1AI 10 I'm soID ulls nAnr Hrw.l
NiseeIlaneous feIegrams.


Miscellaneous kilograms.
LONDON. June 11.-In the Ascot,
Lorillsrd's Parole started the ~favorits ct
Ave to two and finished seventh. He
carried 1876 pounds. the heaviest weight
In the race. The track was heavy.
After one slight brsaksway . capital
start was effected for the Gold Vase. In
val Immediately taking the lead ct asood
steady pace. Parole and Rylston bring.
ing mp the rear. When fairly In line for
homo Inval was beaten. Dominica took
mp the running but wa soon headed.
Ridotto won by half Q length. There
VA q head bstwssn Myesnss and Bay
Archer. Tom Glen was fourth and Ryl.
ston Aith. Time, $50.
A correspondent ct 81. Petersburg rs-
ports that hs has been informed, from
an unimpeaohabls source, that the Gear
rsnounced his visit TO Berlin because
the German police had received the IN.
tslligence that Il was highly probable
that his assassination would DO attempt
cd there.
BERLIN, juno 1.-THE principal
streets are already decorated, and Ger
man Soversigns and Princes are no urly
arriving to attend the Empsror's golden
wedding, which takes place tomorrow.
The chief buildings have been draped or
hung with grssnsry, and the particular
streets Huttsr with streamsrs and flags.
Illumination devices have been affixed
here and there. ready TO bust out this
evening into flaming monograms OF
eagles, portraits and other compliments
to the Imperial pair. In all parts Of the
empire addresses are voted by the pro-
vincial assemblies, municipalities and
universities, and the day Is taking the
character OF Q universal festival. News
papers OF every shade unite In express.
Ing undivided lsve and allegiance to tho
rsvered monarch.
LONDON. June 1.-THE Duke Of
Edinburg will succeed Rear Admiral
Augustus Phillimore 10 Admiral Super.
intsndsnt OF the Naval Reserves at the
expiration Of the lattsr's term OF ofioe
In November,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-12
Shot ~ Him.

A woman Of the town. known a. the
"Big Bonanza" tried to kill George
Mckay near the Court-houss in Virginia
City last night at about II o'clock.
Causs-jsalousy. She met him on B
street aud putting q pistol to his head
fred, but he managed 10 dodge the bullet
and escaped with q slight abrasion OF
his neck together with aslight scorshing
and singsing OF his back hair. But little
could be learned OF the matter this morn.
ing as all interested parties seemed anI.
ious to hush the matter mp % much a.
possible. In order that Mckay may DO
identified in the public memory It may
DO mentioned that It was his wife who
was crushed to death In the machinery
at the Gould 4 Curry mine several
years ago.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-12
Tho Palace o

Dolph. Shane, the new proprietor Of
the old Palace saloon in Virginia City, is
wids-awake and is making his establish.
ment the most popular on the Com.
stock. Since he has taken charge Of
the place it has assumed o new and i'm.
proved appearance and everything Is
getting along in good style. Mr.. Shane
has just laid in q fresh supply OF the
finest wines and liquors to DO found in
the market. and his cigars are the pride
Of the Comstock. The Palace continues
to bs the headquarters Of the Pacific
Coast Pioneers. Gold Killers going to
Virginia cannot and q better place for Q
social glass. Let all Who are thirsty
call in and try the liquids Of the Palace
saloon.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-12
A Picture Racket.

A picture entitled "Nymphs and
Satyr" disappeared from the studio OF
one OF yirginia's local artists recently.
This circumstance has been the occasion
Of much comment on the street. Some
incline to the opinion that the author OF
the picture had 1t stolen In order that 1t
may be we'll advertised. Coming the
"Elains" dodge is what they call II.
Others think that the detectives had 1t
distracted for the purpose Of obtaining
Q reward for its recovery. 1t may be
that these ungenerous opinions are ILL.,
founded, and that the picture WA "hon-
estly stolen" after all.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-12
Written for the Gold Hill Hsvs.l
An OREGON IDYL-
NJ VILLA pRUlY.

iva. on on. bright September day upon sh'
Ths. We went bunting h,zclnus-myseif and
fair Cyrtls.
We we're a. true and trusting friends a s'er
chsWed gum together;
I thousht ia like to chop her wood through
fair and wintry weather.
The bars and ga.ss with saiiantyr opsd -
And. smiling. watched the purity las. ~ shs
trtppsd biithsly through EN-.
At hst We came to whore the fence was high,
and no gate In 10. -.
eff We must climb this fence" shs said. I'VE
might - we'll begin IT,"
with that I sprsne upou the rail, and reached
my band 70 aid her,
Hut - shs climbed she cried, "oh, myr' Some
accident dismayed her.
I ala not dare to turn my head for fear my look
would start bar.
when gliding from the fenoe she said. II think
I've lost my-Rsrter."
Acros. tina. stake and ridsrsd fence I bounded
like Q rocket,
I seized ths. pink elastic band and hid It in my
pockes-
And then with much disssmbied grace I
diligently sought II,
found it not. -To bad she said. "for
Cousin Tanner bought IT,"
That night alone I took 1t out and swors It
But most Of ali / prizsd IL cause 1t was that
neat limbs measure.
I loved that girl, and thought that she would
DO NY wife soon Alter
But when ] told my hopes and fears they met
with scorn and laughter.
Yet. still I fssp that rubber band, and hold II
ell the dearcr,
toward that shapsly leg I never could
get nearer.
Iona Year, have passed. I'm old and gray, but
sull my heart grows tender.
when thoughts ZONE Of that Webfoot girl; kind
heaven e'er defend her.
I keep NO scented nowor nor glove, - some
that's plenty smarter
have . token still moro dear. II 10 Cyrillas
0Artar.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-12
L IMPRESSION.

II 10 generally uppossd By physicians and
the people generally that Dyspepsia cannot In.
vsriabiy b cured. bat We afs pleased 70 say
that 0sExN's AueusT Flown has never, toour
knowledge. JAILED 70 cure Dyspspsia and Liver
Complaint In oil its forms, suoh - Sour 6tom.
ach, oostiveness. Sick Headache. f~alpitation OF
etc. Ont OF 10000 dossn bottles sold last year,
not Q single failure was reported. but thousands
Of complimentary letters received from DRUG.
rists OF wonderful cures. Three dosss will
relieve any osse. Try II. sample Beetles 10
cents. Regular sine 70 cents.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-12
Arr,y.,. shi. nsr.i.x.

A Brown. s II Ferris and wife. Rev d
Graham. wife and child. Mrs Bunce. Mrs
Walsh. d 7 Foster. L belong and wife. @
E King. d @ MHris, N Strouse. R Porter,
p H Blair. II Cameron. N Smith. J W
vsrney and Band. L L Crockett. Charles
Martin. ] E Cheney, W Mason. @ Means.
George II Morris, Z Howell. b + Bacon
aud Mrs James II Jessup.