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a,s, ) ,,s,is 4, snauy grave secstcns asi a
~, 81 epposed to the sttept o nave ti
s ass believing the continued latign q =.
ssa s., ,,,,sstior, 10 be exsrslbeiy arious 70
t ths srssresss az the copnonWe aI.n, a .,s,
chat If such attempt Should Us suesssS ,,a
there i. serious danger sabsoanse rep .hars
tton. than which, In my tudgnenS IT. AZ
snuld BIO nothing more dtsgracessuul.s ~ es1
astrous. a., very truly,
with kind regards, l am ~ very eryso may
n .-.--..---, Richmond. va.
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me- MILLINERY! MILLINERY THE
NEW FALL STYLES now ready. An immense
stock and al immensely low prices. Flowers Feath-
ers, Birds Ribbons Laces, FelVets, &C. Ali arc in-
vited to call and examine the styles. Both trimmed
and untrimmed Hats and Bonnets at astonishlngly
low prices at MRS. F. HUTZLER'S, 5z5 Broad
street, between Fifth and Sixth. oc
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Now Indeed

There is nothing in this world left for
MALONE and his small company OF Destruc-
tives to do. Ask yourselves, all you people,
what on earth is there for this beleagured
and bapless people to do? go
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ORv s.sssssA
NJ +. w q y y - :.
WHITE and RED FLANNELS 1T old price,
BLACK CASHMERES-a wool-!r"m 5as. ,
BLACK SILK, 75c.;
BLACK SILK, 81;
BLACK SILK, 1925;
BLACK SILK. sl.35;
BLACK SILK, $50;
BLACK SILK 1T AL prizes:
COLORED SILK AZ all prices.
Just received Il lar4," aud handsome >tycK IL
PLAIN ana EMBROIDERED EIBEUN>, .u ~
shades:
TORCHOE EACE$. BRETONNE LAtE>, ,aUt
large stock Of all kinds OF LACE>:
BLACK and COI.uRED SAllN>;
BLACK SILK NELEETS.
All the ahore-nalned eOo'i- Mere bought -" y '"
heavy rise. aud will BE- sold 4. Old prizes
D0ur forget that we are headquarters for
HOSIERY, MERINu, ana
ALL-WOOL UNDERWEAR.
COURTNEY 4 POWELL.
au0T APO Brad ,,rrcr.
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WE HAVE BOUGHT OF MR.. W. A.
W. DARLINGTON his entire stock OF Drugs
Chemicals, Fixtures, &C, n the store No. az, cor
ner Of Fourteenth and Er'Anklin streets The busi-
under the management of MIR. JOHN z. BENSON,
whip will be glad 10 ee his friends and the public
gs SSg.ss sespsctfSlly b,owrRs q, COZ
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~ - ~ MANUFACTURE, ..-.,....sasg-
SELECTED WITH THE GREATEST CARE,
AMONG THEM
BELGIUM BROCATELLEs,., DRoss PEhiN'
PERSIAN CORDS, .CHUDDAH CLOTH
SCOTCH PLAIDs, NOME CLOTHS, CAM
ELS HAIR, ZULU CLOTHS, LUPIN's CASH
MEREs In all shades, including SAPPHIRE,
PRUNE, BORDEAUX, GEMS D'ARMEs, &c.
In FINE BLACK GOODS they offer SILK and
80. WOOL DAaiAssE, SATIN STRIPE, NOME
CLOTH, GRAPE .SYR1EN, INDIA, CASH
MERE, PEKIN STRIPE, CAMELS' HAIR,
LUPIN's .CAsHMEREs, PoLKA-DoT SAT-
TEEN, AUSTRALIAN GRAPES, &C.
Everything Id the way OF SILKS can be obtained Mt
their house; r. -0
Just opened, 90 pieces Of GUINET BLACK s1LkS,
i which they are enabled 10 offer great sacrifice
they include the finest qualities manufactured;
Also BoNNET's CASHMERE SUBLIME" at
$3.50 yard, the value Of which was 81 last
season;
PLAIN and CoLoRED SILKS in all the rare choice
II colorings; "'
FANCY TRIMMING-sILKs in superb styles;
Also, PEKIN SATIN STRIPES, SATIN ARMU-
RES, VELVET BRoCATELLEs, SATIN and
VELVETS; u....... -. ......
PEKIN STRIPES In all the various shades and COL
oring; e. -.. H.
The best assortment CT STAPLE GOODS and at the
lowest prices ever offered. OCT
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EXCURSIONS.

SPECIAL NOTICE.
NORTH CAROLINA STATE FAIR commences
ar Raleigh MONDAY, October 18th, instant, and
continues for six days.
Round.rip tickets ola Richmond and Petersburg
railroad will be placed on sale 81 the Company 5
ticket ONCE Eighth and BvId streets, on SArUR-
DAY, 18th instant, good 10 return on or before
SATURDAY,1St 9Th instant
Leave Richmond on 1866 A. N. train.
Fare for round trip, 1875.
-. ~ 4. SHAW. Superintendent.
". R. JONES, General Passenger Agent.
oc 7-Tu,Th,&S3t
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LECTURE.

DEY. J. ]. LAFFERTY WILL Lee
RTURE AT ASSOCIATION HALL, in the H.
-arcst of the =. Ladies Aid society of Centenary
Cb1rch.n TUESDAY EVENING, October 7th, at 6
O'Clock. avn r,,,r ,>-D ,1Yr,
Single tickets, sec; two tickets, zoe; to be had
of f. p Hudgns, at Cardoza, Fourqurean 6 Co.'S;
r. T. ID. Walfords, Broad street, and al the door.
oc 4-SSTu2t b..
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J. LEROY SUTHERLAND.
Cia:e of Hay & Suthof.,.Ed / s"'. '""'' ..

From, his date We VAN coIurc' NJ -! .. !.
,,'.tna"s ma, OF GENERAL. FuEN!>hiH%% y
DERTAR ING. AZ Nos. 3h,i ~ at, ...
street. Always IN s;o.k tu:i ,". w.. ~. =
iia.tr, anr own CNEkIAt,E> att fIi">E' ..
are preuarr,i 20 attend burti'$ !: E,r,, TX
ra,es. WILLIAM II. SUTHERLAND go
y
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RIO EIEO%ll

ElCNMO&p. tE'ahrT !. t-'''
HAVE THIS DAY AnMiEIkn 10
/ an interest IN nv business ny SONS. "''G'''.'"
fme s,yic OF the nrm wllI be WILLIAM u. i '"'
ERLAND & SONS. <.,...t,.
Thanking my friends and The pulH.' l'f IT,. .
.rni patronage III the past, 81 Fesi'''aI
~ rhpm = continuance OF the ~iulr ~ tn i!'"
- WILLIAM II. SUTHERLAND
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The Educational Journal Of Virginia for
October is a good No. ..gr Is,
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ME- JUST RECEIVED,
AFRESH SUPPLY OF
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS
AT
!. HUTZLER & SONS,
500 BROAD STREET.

Full line Of FOREIGN and DOMESTIC DRESS
GOODS at popular prices;
BLACK CACHEMIRES,
COLORED CACHEMIRES,
BLANKETS, FLANNELS,
LADIES' and GENTLEMEN'S UNDERWEAR,
NOTIONS in endless variety,
HANDkERCulEFS;
RICHARDSON'S LINENS, in remnants, at very
low prices:
CASSINERES-full line.
g.. -CLOAKS-full line.
Our store will be closed THURSDAY and FRI
DAY, October 9th and 10th.
nc lin 4. TUTZLER & SON.
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MEETINGS..

MASONIC NOTICE.-The mem &
WI beers OF RICHMOND LODGE, No. 10, xX
are requested to attend stated communica-/
ton of their Lodge at ST. Albans Hall, corner OF
Third and Main streets on THIS Tuesday EVE,
MING at O'Clock. Members of sister lodges and
all transient brethren in good standing are invited
to attend. . ...- D. r....
~ JAMES e. RIDDICK, Secretary.
OCTOBER z, A. l.. $3.50, A. ID. 1879. ,,,.
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OCTOBER l, 1879.

The undersigned have this daH !orwtd r,,,tt,::
nership. under ,he frn-n Ant ~ it- '"
MING & ROSE. for the rurp,.r - t'i.'". ~
GENERAL. REAL ESTATE BUSINESS - H.,,'
Tenth street, Shafer's sut'ciEE. W. i...
thank cur friends ana he rEH'ic III Sgi.Sf'
very liberal patronage bestowed upon T.. ~ ~ 80
and respectfully AK n con;inuarc" OF I' 40. q
trn.t.S r. onr cnr.. nj CHEWING.
&c g. 81 FitN N!'' = - r.
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Having this day purchase! an t.,sFc>' 'tfr
LIVERY BUSINESS OF NlLLlNh H. :.
EPTSSn We woult most rr>lst.iUtN Az.
our friends and the public for tr.ir pax .''s'
surins them Of Satisfactt"u ,,,,r,,.D
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ADJUSTMENTS.

THEATRE.
-. = TWO NIGHTS ONLY
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, OCTOBER AND 10.
g. - r. LEONARD GROWERS
Famous Comedy Company in The Great National
Comedy.
OUR B0ARDING-HOUsE.
The chiafest success Of the decade Seven distinct
runs in New York. Reengaged Dor this season. Four
teen hundred performances. The celt 5rated come
dams IEoNtRD GROVER, the apthor of mis-
most popular comedy, In his famous imperSonat1on
of Colonel Elevator; HARRY LITTLE, and the
entire New York cast will appear. .,.-
Remember. this is the only company Ia America
with the authors stamp of approval. The unanes-
toned success OF the enormous New York runs.
See everywhere. in all pap:rs, the cordial endorse
nenl Of most complete merit.
FRIDAY EvENING-MY SON-lN-LAn' ,. -.
The lowest popular prices. Reserved seas aI
Johnston's and Theatre. oe r-ot
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PIANOS. ORGANS. de.
CARPETS, OIL.CLOTHS, DE.

--~
,DHILLIPS, g. JENNINGS. .1s II MAIN
4, STREET, RICHMOND, vA.-Ws have inst re-
eetved our fall stock OF CARPETS Of all grades,
DRUGGETs. RUGS, and MATS; 0rL.CLOTHS OF
all widths: LACE and DAMASB. CURTAINS ::
all styles which we are offering az low prices. All
orders promptly attended to. --r-
j Sc I3-2m '!%| PHILLIP; & JENNINGS.
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& pARTNERSHIPs.

DISsOLUTION OF COMPREHENSIVE
The frm OF DICKINSON < Ct!t'NNIN", EF7
pstate Agents is this day dissolved By m.:.A' 'n.
.eur s. J. CHEWING, viii ssttr n ;,s.:s.",H
~r he late firm. l.. X. DICKINSON.
' 4. J. LHkNNIHu.
OCTOBER l, 1879.
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CLOTHING.
EfGHTY-FIRsT

EfGHrY-FIRsr
sEMl'ASSUAL OPENING
GRAND DISPLAY or Ncrrv oru
-.-.-.... Z. B. SPENCE & son.
MERCHANT TArLeRs AND cL,r,,,r,.
1900 MAIN STREET,
grateful for past favors from gensr,,, s.,,.
specially ask an inspection If t,,.,r
NEW FALL STOCK.
EMBRACING
ALL THE NOVELTIES Of THE vr,so,.
OUR TAILORING DEPARTMENT
rs RErLErE WIN
HANDSOME STYLES OF COATIyo.
SClTISGS
OF Tng H2sr MAKES.
and vii! lie
MADE TO ORDER IN THE BEST STYLE
AND
AT PRICES AS Lo" As TIE LOWEST
Give the old house trial.
f. B. SPENCE ( son
sc 22.3m Merchant Tai'r~s amt ,,..,.
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INIsSOIITION OF tO.rAEl NE..

nISSOLUTION OF to-fAhi ' Ia, .,
~ SHlp-The firm Of BREti'tN s'-' -
,l,y dissolved BY mutual consent. ,t %
Either mariner VIII sign III li'"... ~. .r
that purpose will use the utlcr 81 "''s-s' ''
FOX K son, who succeed .!.c o.a nip..r ~
\. +. trA
SEPTEMBER 80, 1879.
The undersigned have to:utG, " CO. -: az u.
under the name and <,ylc OF NJ - ~ ,,i,,',,
The purpose OF couIuciuG i .eh'st ga rtIar ~.
BUSINESS. They Will he pF'nI:y = ',H.,j i'WIE.
ring this week All assor:ntLt 81 Nh - h.
TFR DRY GOODS and SMALL '. AXIS NE. t..
exrel,t IN this market. l!'ty cai"'1; '.,.., :,
nStron.pe OF the customer q Her
Breedcn & Fox and Of he :" ~ ..2t,,,A'.iiX
D'<ENS" y 'D i i Ii sE IS:
oo4 oh otp = ---- ---------~I r,rfrrr.
MASSACHUSETTS, hMl'" - a:,|y4,-
~ ship heretofore e is,iat ,t'!"I,, - Arplh;;
| stype! Tor the purp0Ss ot (, ..'". 'u ~ ~ 70
| ECARY AND DRUf,; BCSINt>o 80 ,rI -. 81
| Richmond Va un!. .r the hr1n. ~ ~ - ula'NN
JESSE CH!LD,"ls this day I.'''.''
F WILLIAM p, ypxHroS, tis me 70 !Is'
| has sold all his IN ,eree! N The sa'' .
| Sc CHILD. the Z eu-ral parEei >, ~ the AL 49,
JESSE CHILLY. takes al! the S%sNt,,t,,
nership and ~ .umes a.! Va '".D',,i partner;
| JEy 81 CHILD. Gtuti". ,.,,,a. rNri"f'
TWIN. PEMBERioN' * $50"
| SEPTEM'sEH "a, 1879. 1900
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NOMINATING CONTROVERSIES WINNERS OF
. THE EoUINoCTIAL BELT-S1CENESs.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.1
1870
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r COHEN BROTHERS
ARE NOW
SHOWING A MOST
CosspI ETE ASSORTMENT OF
CHOICE NOVELTIES

HoICENoYELTIES -----@--,-...,-
OF FRENCH, ,CoNTIgENTAL, AND HOME
! MANUFACTURE, .s.ss-s
SELECTED WITH THE GREATEST CARE
AMONG THEM
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n
A TTENTION, BLUES Assemble at b
II yonr armory TONIGHT. October 7, 1879
al o'clock. In full. dress uniform. white plumtsl III
aud gloves, for inspection and to decide whether
the company shall 60 10 Yorktown. Every member
must be present.
- = FRANK CAMM,
&c Tit Orderly Sergeant.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-23
Idaho Mines.
Sil,sT Gu anaaacA,

"ff =
Heavy snow storms have interfered Ia
some extent with mining operations in
the past week.
The teams are daily making their way
up and down. Florida Mountain, aud the
Black Jack is furnishing its usual sup
ply Of rich ore. Superintendent VIM
tiers informs US that everything in and
about tho mine continues 10 wear a
promising look. and that the yield is
steadily improving both in quality and
quantity. The Fillmore mill is still nj
work both night and day.
The Potosi Is looking unusually well.
and is turning out better rock than ever.
Much OF that nov being extracted from
the mine will average from $50 to 800
to the ton. and there is an abundance Of
it in sight.
The last shipment OF bullion from
this place to San Francisco through
Wells, Fargo 4 Co.. amounted TO nearly
$4,000. The value Of the amount
shipped by the Black Jack Company was
Si,5t3 Is. W. ID. Bigelow shipped
crude bullion to the value Of $4,000.
NJ. Oberdorfer had three bars valued at
St.5t3 IS, and A. l.. Simondi two bars
valued at $1,000.
The Ida Fillmore mine and works
were sold at Sheriffs sale here on Sat.
urday last for $4,000. G. ". Moore
was the purchaser. lie also at the same
bought the South Chariot for S25, 900,
and the Silver Cord for 500. 900.
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Silver Reef Items.

Siluer Ref (Ulah) Miner, Jan. To-
In our last we spoke Of four mills and
mining companies as doing the work oil
the district. We beg pardon for over
sight. AZ there are Ave mills In the dis.
trict. And the fifth one. II 1t may be
supposed TO the Pioneer. situated below
Leeds. has done its share Of the work
and produced its quota Of tho bullion
shipped from the district. II IL the
property Of q. G. Branham. who owns
also the Buckeye mine. one Of the best
properties In the Territory.
Johnny Rusk met with q severe acct.
dent on Sunday last by falling from a
wagon. getting his ley broken above the
knee and his shoulder ~dislocated. lie
was attended by Drs. Cooper aud Ferry
and IL doing we'll.
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senator sharon.
Philadelphia Record,

In 1919, said q gentleman to us. I
| crossed the plains with q caravan at tho
urgent solicitation Of my father, who
believed I had the consumption. /
brought up at Sacramento, California,
where all my men deserted me save ono
| German, the rest having taken the gold
fever. One fins Sunday morning. Just
after breakfast, / strollsd down the river
bank to witness the arrival OF the steamer
Senator from San Francisco. She was
crowded down to her guards with pas.
ssngers. At that time there were but
few houses in Sacramento. and 30 ! had
o tent made OF Buffalo robes.
In the crowd that came of the steamer
I noticed q small.sized man. accom-.
panied by o delicate lady and q child.
and all looking a. II they had no home
or place to 90 to. / at once made bold
to ask. the gentleman II be would psrtaks
OF my hospitality, such Is 1t was; he
hcsitated for o moment, but noticing
this, ! insisted on my request, and
finally prevailed on him to accept. 1
was well aware he could not get accom-.
modations at any price, and his lady
needed both rest and refreshments.
took the company over TO my ranch,
and had my man give my guests q good
breakfast. The lady and child remained
at my place when tho husband told me
his story. He said /: MY name Is Will
liam Sharon. from Ohio. and I am an
attorney by profession. I had a small
amout Of money. aud my friends per-
suaded me to emigrate to this State. l
landed at San Francisco 10 good health.
and with some means. / did all In my
power to gain a practice. but all 10 no
avail. My means from day to day grew
less. until ! have exhausted all, and have
come here to try my fortune" In re-
ply to this / gave him words Of encour-
agement, and said 10 him there were but
two or three lawyers in Sacramento.
and that II was just the spot for him ;
that he could use my ranch and make
himself at home until hs got fIed. lie
thanked me. and he. With his family,
~ensconced themselves with me.
An hour or so afterward my attention
was drawn 70 q crowd on tho bank OF
the river. and hurrying thither. to my
surprise l found that my guests were
holding q meeting. the husband giving
out Q hymn and his wife leading the
singing. The crowd grew quite large,
when the man preached q sermon par
ticularly adapted to the people Of that
country at that day. referring to the sac.
rihces which they had made In leaving
their own homes and seeking the gold
fields OF the West Coast, and spoke OF
tho trials and suffsrings all must yet
undergo. and then he counselsd bis
hearers to place their trust In God. He
made q marked impression on his audi.
ence. aud from that hour the people
took to him. and they gave him not only
their law business. but their confidence.
and to-day he IN one OF the wealthiest
men Of the American nation. and q Sen.
ator Of tho United States. This Is
William Sharon. United States Senator
from Nevada. A nobler specimen Of .
true man does not walk the earth. In
height hs Is about the size OF Henry n.
Phillips, wears a sandy mustache. u
somewhat bald. and weighs about "
Pounds.
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The Nxws has heretofore advocated q
general examination Of all the teachers
In Storey county. and still insists that 1t
Is the correct thing under the cireum-
stances. We have listened 70 complaints
from parents that their children are mot
Learning fAst enough" 10 suis Them; that
they are disappointed, and therefore In
clinsi TO compare Yressn, teachers
with former onss in the matter Of sfi-
cheney. Moreover ve hear II freely .Aid
thai 10 is MOI al teachers Who feel much
i~utsrsst in their school beyond rsceipting
for their salary. How much truth there is
ia all this Is not for US to say. but u
thing has to be squarely understood,
and will be insisted upon. that favorit-
ism shall not DO allowed to apologize
for or cover up ineapacity. neither
shall our public schools be made
elesmosynsry institutions for the sup
port OF such teachers. School tax
payers insist on having their money el.
pended in the employment OF the best
teachers proearabls. and Ia every depart-
nseni. No incompetent OF unsuccessful
teachers will DO tolerated. but all such
must be made to give way to their
betters.
In the foregoing remarks We do not
wish to DO misunderstood. We do not
believe in or advocate any rigid tech.
nicAl examination OF all the teachers.
Mr.. Kent. not long ago. superintendent
OF the Gold Hill public schools.
was able to pass the most rigid
examination. answering all quss-
tons. technical or otherwise. in q
very satisfactory manner. yet he proved
to be incapable. aud the worst Superin-
tsndent our schools ever had; while
another teacher. who at the same exam
iuaiion could not al the bill in the mat
ter Of answering questions. aiterwsrd
gave good satisfaction teaching n
Of the lower grade schools. Teachers
for every grade should always DO selected
with care. judging OF their capabilities
by tho maturity Of their Judgment, rs
drawn out by judicious questioning. The
best teachers renot always those who can
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-23
Election for ~Assemblyman.
IseA, Eaork, Jun. Is.

We publish to-day the election pro-
claination Of John ii. Kinkead, Gov
ernor OF Nevada. in reference to election
frauds. This Is published in conse.
luencs OF an election having been or
dered by Governor kinkead to ill the
vacancy occasioned by the death OF
Robert l.. Wash. The County CON-
m~issionsrs received the order last Tues
day. calling the election March, 4, 1879.
BY the time the returns would be
made and everything completed the Leg.
islature will have adjourned. and there
Is a useless expense Of perhaps nearly
5000 for nothing. II appears to be-
the general desire OF the citizens OF this
county that no election should be held,
because. in the first place there Is no po.
litical contest; second. q member would
not have time to arrive in Carson and
take his seat before the adjournment OF
the Legislature; and, third. the immense
expense to the county without any prac.
teal good resulting from II.
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Mining Excitement In Utah.
siln,r R,,f lttaAl Nin.r. Jan. is.

Siosr Ref tttdh) .kinsr. Jan. Is.
On Monday morning last the people
OF Silver Reef awoke to find = red hot
excitement in town in regard TO the new
mineral discovery In the Kanab country.
II was some time before Q clue could DO
obtained TO the information that had
excited the knowing onss. Mr.. Fred.
Day, Il was claimed, had worked about
two Toni Of the ore worth over $500,
and finding II rich had notified his
friends and taken his departure for the
new Eldorado. The news continued to
spread, and coupled with the information
that O party Of reliable prospectors bad
left Salt Lake for the field Of the dis.
covsry, proved sufficient to interest .
very large portion OF our community.
An impression has prevailed here for
some time that rich ore exists In the
Kanab country. and though prospsctors
who have visited that locality have not
been rewarded by any startling discovs-
ries. ye miner hsresbouts still believes In
the rich ores being found there.
No one seemed to know ths exact To-
cality Of the mineral, but Kanab was
evidently the objective point. Squads
Of two or three men might be seen every
few minutes lining out with q team or
mounted on horseback with pack ami
mails. We did not see anybody hunting
the road afoot, but not a few went with
their blankets and grub packed. each, on
q single horse. Parties had left town
the night previous and some thought the
new diggings were near ut hand. II now
appears that q discovery had been made
in the vicinity Of Silver Reef also, aud
those knowing OF II took advantage Of
the shades OF night to visit II unob-
served. They returned late In the even.
ing, covered with dust, but we're very
reticent on the subject Of new dlscov.
cries. Meanwhile the rush for Kanab
wa unabaiing. PROJECTORS were lsav-
ing all the time, and the man who knew
the shortest road TO Kansb was supposed
to be in big luck and correspondingly
haNpv
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-23
Austin Items.

Rspeils. Jan. 20.-From q gentleman
who came in from Belmont on Satur'
day. We are informed that the property
belonging to the jefferson Mill and Min
ing Company. at Jefferson. was on
Thursday last attached by various
parties to whom the company were In.
dsbted for labor. supplies. etc. We re-
greet to learn OF this unfortunate occur.
renee. Is 1t will DO q drawback to that
mining town. Ills to Be hoped that the
trouble will shortly be bridgsd over.
The number Of sun.glassss are on the
increase in u city. Every nobby
young man that lays any ~pretsnsion to
that title wears one.