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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-19
Tho Ute Commission.

DENVER. COL. November 19.-Dis-
patches received from Los Pinos, dated
November II. indicate that the Peace
Commission 10 making rather slow pro.
gross. But Q short session was held on
Monday. Oursy failing to come till ~
o'clock. When he did come. contrary
to his custom. he wore his Indian cloth.
ing. He was very sullen and indicated
9 decided III feeling toward General
Adams, who he said was incompetent as
q Commissioner because. he alleged, Of
bis knowledge OF the Utss and their al.
fairs. 0uray mentioned that Jack had
done nothing wrong. but had failed to
come to Los Pinos on account Of Ill feel.
log toward the members Of his tribe.
0ursy proposed to Adams to be recalled
and stated his desire to 60 with . mum.
Der OF the Ute chiefs to Washington to
lay the matter before Sohurx. The 90.
cort OF military arrived at Los Pinos
yesterday. many OF them with frozen
feet. having come through q snow storm.
The Commission will remain . few days
longer at Pinos. and come then to Den.
yer. there to take the testimony Of the
officers engaged In the Milk river Eight
and then proceed to Washington.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-19
EASTERN DISPATCHES.
t.r,crAt TO re, GOLD HI. DAILY rrv.
The Maipe EIection DI,pute,

AUGUSTA. November IA large
number Of Republican Senators and
Representatives, supposed to have been
elected at the last election, spilled to
the Council yesterday for permission to
examine the returns. but that body being
engaged took the application into con-
alteration. The impression Is gaining
ground that the majority Of the Council
will prevent the Republicans from See
ing the returns until at least Q part Of
the twenty days has passed. It 10
known that the returns have oil been
tabulstsd and that these tables have
been submitted with o report and 40.
ceptsd. but the tables themselves are
not on fls but In the possession OF the
committee, who do not consider them
part Of the record. It 10 stated that the
committee will submit their hnal con.
clusion after tho twenty days have
elapsed for correcting errors In the re-
turns. There IL very little excitement
aud the Republican leaders claim that .
conspiracy will yet be attempted. though
Q temporary halt In the operations has
been ordered.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-19
Successful Experiment.

Thsrels nothing thste1hnot be made
the subject Of . wager. In Lesdvills
men are driven to their Wits ends for
matters to bet on. The Herald Of the
brand.nsw city tells OF some young men
who discussed the question OF hanging q
fortnight ago ct the mouth Of . shaft.
One insisted that BY holding the head
over forward. with the knot directly DO
hind. respiration could be maintained
for Q quarter OF an hour. The Others
ridiculsd the idea. "Ill bet you IS !
can let you haul me MP the shaft" said
the young man. with . rope around
my neck. and I'll come out alive" The
idea was fascinating. the bet was for.
mally made. the money put up, the
young athlete suspended under the
bucket by the neck and the engine start.
ed. The distance was seventy.hve feet.
The progress seemed to him very slow
for about q second. and then be became
unconscious. His companions were 10
the bucket watching the experiment.
They put on steam. bat BY the time the
insnimsts form reached the surface It
presented . horrible appearance. At
hrst IL was thought that the young man
was dead. but . careful examination oil
the body convinced . miner OF expert.
enee that life was not extinct. and q Wig.
orous rubbing. with the additional inHu.
encs Of liquor forced down the throat,
had the eject OF restoring consciousness
10 half an hour. He now thinks that
hanging . man By the neck will kill him
10 he hangs long enough. Bot be won
his IS.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-19

The leading men Of the Piutss and
washoes held q council Of peace at
Carson yesterday and discussed the
matter Of the murdered Piuts. Charley.
found near Trssdway's ranch Monday
morning. The talk lasted . nm
hour and resulted In the wsshoes
agreeing to deliver John. the muir
dsrer. to the Piutss or the author
tiles within three days. Two washoss,
Jim and Jake. arrested as accessories
are already in jsil. According to infor.
nation thus far ELECTED the four Indians
procured q bottle OF bad whisky from .
blind man named Cannon and got fight.
log drunk. John and Charley fought
with knives about half an hour. until
Charley fell from loss Of blood. and John
cut his throat. Both men were badly
out up, Charley especially. The other
two did not interfere.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-19
SCHOOL GRADlNo.

An effort IL being made to grade the
schools OF Virginia according to one
standard. Al the grades now run there
they differ in each OF tho three build.
inas, and scholars passing from one
house to another ire somstimss incon.
vsnisnced BY It. a. they and themselves
too far advanced for q class and not
proficient enough for the other. This
should be rsmedisd. And while about
IL. there might, with good results,
b . uniform grade established
throughout the county. Gold Hill
and Virginia are intimately connected
built up together and separated BY only
. dividing lins-and . little joint action
BY the Boards Of each district would
harmonizs the school systems Of the two
places % that . scholar passing from one
place to the other. a 10 often done.
would still b at home In any school
room in which IL should bs placed.
Neither school would lose anything by
this h.rmonizips. and all would ssiu
much. The sndsavor 10 certainly worth
making.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-19
The Postomce Lnti.Lottery Law.

New Yoax, November 10. - Judge
Dettenhoeffsr has begun action on behalf
OF wschsinan 4 Co. against Thos. L.
James. postmaster In this city, for dam.
sge caused by the detention Of their lot.
tiers. registered and ordinary, under
order from the Postmaster General.
based on the law authorizing him to
detsin letters concerning lotteries. etc.
It Is claimed by counsel that the law 10
unconstitutional, a. 1t makes the Post
master General the sole and executive
judge. jury and sheriff, gives q party no
opportunity to be heard, and deprives
plaintiff. OF their property without due
process OF law and In violation OF the
provisions OF the Constitution.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-19

RELOCATION. - Some months since
Judg. R. n. Beatty was divorced from
his Hrst wife. and thereupon married
Miss May Hubbard. . daughter Of Judge
Hubbard. The twain soon discovered
that there were Responsibilities Of tenn.
permanent which rendered . continuance
Of their welded life undesirable. Mrs.
Beatty accordingly departed for Cali.
~fornis, where she has since resided.
Last Saturday Judge Beatty was again
divorced BY Judge Rivss. and . little
later In the day be was reunited to his
nrst wife, Miss Elizabeth St. Clair.
Judge cromsr ofaeiahns.-Esrska Sen.
fintl.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-19

People are sstonishsd to read Of the
numerous accidents occurring OF late In
the way Of railroad trains tumblins
down through bridges. yet the causes
are perfectly natural. II there 10 adrav
In the bridge. and that draw happens to
b open ct an opportuus moment. 1t Ia
not easy for the locomotive to jump
across. especially II the draw 10 . wide
one. Moreover. II the bridge happens
to b an old one. 1t Is liable to cave BE-.
meath . big weight most any time. Even
the Crown Point bridge In this town IL
liable to break down some time or other
on that principle.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-19
The Death Of W. n. II. Lee.
Sacramento Bee. Nor. IS.

This community was startled BY ths
hntiuued tolling Of the bell on tho
Hook and Ladder Company's house,
about 6 o'clock last evening. and on all
sides inquiries we're made a. to the cause
thereof. Il was o ascertained that
il was on accouu Of the death OF WIN.
q. Il. Lee. Chief Engineer Of the Sacra.
men,o Paid Fire Department, who died
about hall. past 4 o'clock yesterday after.
noon, at bis residence on Q street, BE-.
tween Eighth and Ninth. alter an illness
Of only about q week. from indamma.
ton OF the bowels and other Affections.
This news was all the more astonishing
In view OF the circumstances that but
lev persons outside OF bis intimate
friends In the Fire Department were
aware OF his having been III. and also
ON account Of the fact that he was
an apparently healthy. robust. active
man, who had always taken the best
possible care Of himself. Deceased was
a native OF Rochester. New York. and
about "A years OF age. He came to Cal.
iiornis 10 1850 and. with the exception
Of . few years which he spsntin Nevada,
has resided here ever since. He was q
member OF the old Volunteer Depart.
msnt In It's palmy days. having started
In - hose boy Of No. SIS. and worked
his way up to the position hs occupied
at his death by his superior and
acknowledged ability as Q fireman. In
1868 $40 be wal located in Gold Hill.
Nevada, whore he held the position Of
Foreman OF Liberty Engine No. I and
Chief Of the Department, doing especial.
ly good service at the great underground
Ore 10 the Yellow Jacket. Crown Point
and Belcher mines. whore he. with 9th.
ers, risked his life to ave the impris.
oned miners who could not get out.
Subsequently, hs returned to Sacramento,
was elected Chief OF the Paid Depart.
ment Q few years ago and vas recently
re- slscted to the position, having served
only . few months OF his term at the
time OF his death. Deceased wss Q
member OF Capital Lodge No. 81, I. o.
O. f., Owosso Tribe No. 80. Improved
Order Of Red Men. the Odd Fellows
Mutual Aid Association. and the
Exempt Firemen's Association. His
funeral will take place tomorrow after.
noon at 2 o'clock from HE late residence
on Q street, between Eighth and Ninth,
under the auspices OF the above organi.
zations. At the time OF his death Mr..
Lee was engaged In the produce and
butcher business on K street, between
Fourth and Fifth. st the stand known
a. the Quincy Market. He leaves q
wife. four children and . sister Mrs.
Len. Harris), who reside In this city.
In respect to his memory the Gags on
the several engins.houses and the City
Hall were at hall. mast to-day, and the
engine houses and corporation house
were draped In mourning on the out.
side. The Board Of Fire Commission.
ers will hold . special meeting
this evening for the purpose OF ar.
ranging Tor the Paid Fire Department
taking part In the funeral tomorrow.
Deceased was q warm. true friend. . gal.
liant and efficient fireman. highly GO.
tesmed % . business man and good cit.
izsu 10 this community. . kind husband
and loving father, and his death has LETT
Q vacancy not easily Allied.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-19
Missouri De,peradoes.

LITTLE ROCK, Ark, November ~
One night last week three men hailinl
from CRANKY. No., and supposed to
have been concerned In . murder al
Short Greek, Kansas. named respectively
Jack and George Hudson and Bob Lay
ton, undertook to take the town OF Bath
vile. After . struggle they got out oil
town, were followed. and after quite 9
skirmish the two arst named were AZ
rested. The next night Layton was re'
coRnized on the street, and refusing to
surrender. was shot dead BY an officer.
The party had two wagons and teams
and o loose horse or two.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-19

San Francisco Stock Report: A hun.
sry Piuts will eat . steak from . mule
that has been dead three weeks, and de-
oaysd fruit 10 to him . luxury. Contac,
with civilization must have made these
Indians very fastidious when they ~
fused to eat catfish. But II was . hard
tssk for them to learn to eat pork. and
they will not eat II now unless very hun.
CIV. They regard the hog a. an unft
animal for food. and on beholdins that
animal. indulge 10 the most disrsspsctiul
remarks towards IL.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-19

Sacramento Bee: The editors Of .
San Francisco stock journal are cooped
up In . 7I9 cubby hole, with Q dirty
press room for q background and . view
Of the kitchen Of . lodging house on the
other aide Of . tsn.ioot alley. and write
- lsarnsdly Of every mine on the Com.
stock - though they were born In the
Savage, nursed In the Julia. and raised
60 manhood In the Con. Virginia.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-19

Crr WITH a DAooEa.-A frscss 90
Cured about u o'clock last evening
between . Spanish woman. o OF the
demi.monds. known - Boss, and q
man named John B. Green. In the Can
Can restaurant. In which the man 70.
csivsd . irishtful cut across the face
from one eye ~diagonally yer the cheek
and mouth TO the chin. The woman
was slso stabbed In the leg. II appears
that the two had passed angry words on
the street, and met In the restaurant
subsequently,. where the row trsnsplred.
Green used . penknifs. and Rosa-trus
to her Spanish insdnet-6ashed an ugly.
little two.edssd d.sssr.-Bods Standard,
Novxssb0 Is.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-19

The Democracy now has the cheek to
claim that the recent State elections in
Maine and New York were stolen BY the
Republicans through fraud and coercion.
The Democracy came near stealing the
Last Presidential election on the same
layout. but tho loyal people OF the
United States OF America will give them
no show for any such claim next year.
The "solid south" also 10 beginning to
appreciate and understand the thorough
sslashness Of Northern dufiheads.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-19

Mn. Jennie Lewis Of Reno accidsn.
tally got Q small shell In her ear while
playing with II over thirty years ago.
Enorts were made ct various times TO ex-
tract II without success. A short time
NO In prospecting that ear with the head
Of . pin she raked out that ere shell.
She says she shell present that ere shsll
% the Pioneers.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-19

The Stock Exchange speaks Of Il a. .
fact that NO San Francisco detective ever
committed suicide. How vas Il In that
Roddan mystsryi Did not . Ban Fran.
eiseo detective trace II through to what
he considered the true explanation. and
commit suicide7
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-19

Bertha Won Berg has recovered from
her sprainsd ankle and IL now engaged
In . rs hour. go.sst you.plesss pedss.
trian match at Portland. Oregon. with
J. B. stursss. She expects to come out
ahead this time. IL abe can only keep
eturass behind her.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-19
Ben Butler was squarely beaten In b

Ben Butler was squsrely beaten In his
proposition to b Governor Of Msssa.
ehusstts at the recent election. but hs
can't Zee Il in that light. Benjamin has
already started In for another lick At the
same proposition. and will nsht Il out
on that line II It takes the next three
hundred years. and 20 he with great
originality and freshness remarks.
''don't you forget It,"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-19

And now Il 10 Colonel" Deidsshsi.
ma. None bat military men instead Of
miners are supposed to run the Com.
steek. AL the shift. bosses are sspir.
ing to bs l~ieutensnts. Hank Smith
smiles genislly aud stands the cigars all
round to those who call him Major. and
Hillyer 10 only happy when hs 10 defer.
sniially addressed a. Brissdisr General.
John Msetsy 10 diseustsd. and wants
something bigger. Hs says. "call me
Reverend, You d dam ----"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-19
NEW:ToDAY.

GOLD SILVER GOLD AND Sic.
= ,ER MINING COMPANY. Location oil
principal place Of businsss. San Fnneisco.
California.
Storey county. Nevada.
Notice -Tasrs are delinquent upon the fol.
lowing described Q och. on account OF ssse.s.
msnt lNo. ~ lvied on the 9Th day OF october.
1879, The several smounts set opposite the
names Of the respective sharshoidsrs, - fol
low.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-19

Lyon County TImss: The Ward Rsfez
publishes . list OF si1ty.ave prominent
eitis.ns Of White Pine county who have
subscribed various sums toward paying
the expenses Of the trial Of A. V. Hoyt.
ex. editor OF the Cherry Greek bdspen.
isnt, on an indictment for libel in having
charged Senator Il. A. Comins with cor.
rup,ion 10 ONCE last Winter. This 10 a
Il should DO. II the public ''stood" by
editors more tie latter would show more
fsariessnsss in standing BY the people.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-19

In virginia. November IL. Mary Louiss
daughter OF Josi N n. and Annie D. Lean, aged
s years. q months and 2S days.
In Virginia, November 10. Nsdsm Angels
Boulong, Q native Of France, aged % years
In Reno. November 10. samuel u. cakes,
aged % yesrs.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-19

S66 d.. Ne II. S Sa III 4 70. sSas s1 :
EE.tHlI s - ~ va1Es Wa
1" X.3SiAns %. ss-s,..a. n.
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TEN DOLLARS REWARD

WILL BH PAID FOR THE RETURN OF
w sysetiins better which strayed nom the
pousiss mill on the 9o,h Of October last. said
ysaSling was Of good Size. red and white spot
., .'d a s:A S,sS sos o s ssa . ssps s,sssa Sss
Whsa hss zen 70 va tied up With Q piacs Of
Vnits cloth. O. O. brEvINbOH.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-19
GIBS0N'S SALOON,
MAIN sTRKkT--------00LD HILL.
FtiAE wDrEs. LIQUORS. ETC.. rro.--
orARD sRAMpY.
OLD sovRsoM.
CHAMPAGNE,
PORT AND
WHITE WINES
AID oTHKR GENUINE LIQUORS.
a w.D.o Q. GIBsON. Prssriss.r.
FURs FURs FURs /,
0. / N. wlHuMILlER, FuRRIERs

IL North Q street. Virginia City.
-. Opposite ths International Hots,.
With . FULL LINE OF FURS, SeslSSin
saeques. Auhs, Boss. sstchsls. Hats snd Csps.
Robes, Gloves. Fur Trimmings and Chi,Srsr.a
Sets. II you have any Fur to repair. Mir or
esalshn sscqu,s 10 make longer. come 10 So
%. We thank the public for the pstronass -
slowed. rpon Ne curing the last four yesrs
Which has enabled us 70 increase onr kusipsss
VIA . AIS stosk OF Lidies' Cloth cloais, Dol.
Closks In Rrsat variety. our eoods A. Il,
fresh and not carried Over nom lsst go ".
efythiug durable and styiiSh. "
...p.kx. WlNDnlLL1R. furrsrs.
1U No. SNorth o strese, virgtnia Oity.
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MARRIED.
DIED.

In Hun,kers. November 10, Harry L. Dow
mer 10 Miss Minnie Mspns.
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Harry ao.'a.s .aa vais.n i.,. ,ish,
fec cslegsAe.
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Wilson { Hutehinson. Tfus-
.ss. 100. ...as :.
wilson D Hutchinson. TrS
tsos 1i....1o.....o ..
Wilson D Hutchinson, Tfus-
zlnns o =. Trustes.........7ss... so....l1 %
And In soe,rdsnos with Law. and IN order q
the Board Of Dirseton, made 90 the 9Th day Of
August, isfs. % many shsrss Of each psrcsl
q such stock - may b necessary Will b
sold d pablo auction. q the once Of Thomas
]. roultsrsr. Room ~. Merchants EIcnsnGe,
San Francisco. California. on MONDAY,
the s'h day Of Dscemhsr. ISIS. q the hour 81 II
s s.sSssn :; I sS !. ssaa s sss:s s 2; VIZ: &c oS Ssu1 & q.
vsfttsins and sxpsnsss Of the ale.
J. JAPPLloATk, Secretary.
omee-s9o nsnsoms street.. Room =. esn
Ynsoisco, California. 10
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s. ARoNSoN,

NHi LEADING oLorHIEs or GOLD
i hui. has. during his long stay in San
Fnneiseo. hsd the opportunity Of buying
$780, 900 worth OF Goods at sherifs
6alei
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CARROLL ITEMS.
From the Huntingdon Republican.

From the huntington Republican.
Our hotels get beef from Nashville
We need butcher.
Henry Fields, living six miles north
of town, died last Tuesday, at the
good old age of 80. He was one Of
the original settlers of the county.
Last evening, the marriage bell
called out the beauty and chivalay OF
our town to witness the marriage OF
Mr. ]. D. Warren and Miss Eunice
HIlliard.
Christian Chapel church, In the
seventh district, burned up last week.
The fire originated from Goals left III
the church. A writing school was be
ing taught there at the time.
The following were the marriage
licenses issued this week:
JD Warren to + Hiliiard.
J \ Elkins to A Mcdonnell.
j L Crofton to S E Winston.
q L Fringer to S r J Darby.
j II Black to S Goodrum.
G w Mizell to A Z Edwards.
/ 7 Smith to ES Edwards.
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COTTAGE Soc. UPRIGHT PIANO.

IlN-tC (O-t S-ttC4I-iijLI u Ot-l ilCN l'tlC'-t
SIX OCTAVE COTTAGE UPRIGHT,
being tAa only one manufactured in the T. S. ! is
made throughout of the best material ana work
manship. The action Is Our patent improved and
is the best in use; i fills a long felt want for a
light, portable, handsome and c,cap Piano, which
wiIlin great measure supcrsedcthe Reed Organ.
The Walnut is designed for schools, the nursery
and practice. Rosewood is suitable for the most
elegant surroundings. Guaranteed for five years.
Will stand in tune as long as any piano in the
market. Write for particulars and terms. Liberal
discount to dealers, the proiess.o on and schools
Address BILLINGS & co.
Il EAST FCU2rFEv--1 ST
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THE EXCHANGE
lie walked OutaL Little.

About. ten days ago a man giving
his name as Lane arrived in the city,
and proceeded to Mr. Duncan's, near
Vanderbilt University, secured board
and catered the University as a stud
ent in the Theological Department.
lie pursued his studies until Sunday
last, when he borrowed 81 or IS from
a fellow-student, a pistol from anoth
er, a $50 cvercoat from a third, as
he wanted 20 "walk out little. De
started off and went to MayO's drug
store, where he purchased several arti-
eles, saying that he was theological
student and would pay the next day.
After procuring these goods he left
town, and has not been seen or heard
of since.-NashUile American.