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T OST.

T osT.
Headlight land certificate No. 81, issued by
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of Bexar, to John McMullen, assignee Of Rafael
Alcanters, for one league and one labor. l not
heard OF in ninety days. application will be
made to the Commissioner OF the Land Office
for duplicate. JAMES NJ. GROVER,
Dec, 6, 1879. By JOHNS 81 SPENCE.
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COWS
sheep

Are strengthened and their milk rendered richer
and purer by having these powders nom time
OF time, especially just before calying.
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wiz thrive better on less feed, and chicken
cholera become unknown where the farmers
good wife feeds them two or three spoonfuls OF
these powders, in meal, once or twice n week.
AS preventative Of
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We therefore say to the afflicted
Try this Remedy fairly, it will not
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lose, butWiIl surely gain a Nigo-
rouS Body, Pure Blood, Strong
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HOG and CHECKER CHOLERA

They stand without rival.
Those engaged in fattenIng hogs and cattle
will quickly observe the saving Of time and
feed, resulting from the use of these powders.
They may be given with great advantage in
all cases of worms, loss of appetite, roughness
of the hair, stoppage of water and bowels,
recent founders, all coughs and colds, infam-
nation of the lungs and bowels, horse dis
temper, hide-bound bolts, scurvy, loss Of cud,
horn distemper, black tongue, etc. In fact,
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OF ACCOUNT.

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N

Mustang Liniment.
1t penetrates muscle, membrane and
tissue, to the very bone, banishing pain
and curing disease with a power that
never fails. 1t is medicine needed by
everybody, from the rGHckerO, who rides
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over the solitary plains, to the merchant
prince, and The woodcUtter who splits
his foot with the axe.
It cures rheumatism WHEN all other
applications tail.
This wonderful
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THE BEST OF IT'S KIND.

This ia the case with the Mexican
Mustang LiDfm Q MT. Every mail
Z brings intelligence of q valuable horse
saved, the agony of an awful seafd or
) burn subjiueti, the horrors of rIleu-
1 matisn overcome, and of n thousand
s and-one other bies sings and mercies
performed by the old reliable Mex
4 lean BEusSaDS LsniInent.
Z All forms of outward disease are
I cnpplilyr ournI nv fine
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-17
Hone for Silver.

NEW YoaK. April 1.-THE World be-
lisvss the silver question is coming rs'
pidly to the front in England. and 70.
wives It's last years hopes that the Brit
ish Government will shortly be forced
to establish . mint at Cyprus. In July,
1878, silver was worth 60 1916 pence
per ounce In London. Nine months
have passed and silver Is down to 49,.
pence. The free coinage. whatever the
seignorsgs charged, Of silver rupees in
British India has undoubtedly been a
blessing TO the people Of British India,
and never more so than during the 70.
cent periods OF famine. II Is needless
to recall accounts from Bombay telling
you the poor brought their silver trim
ksts to he converted into coin OF the
realm. Those who were 10 charge OF
Her Majesty's Government cannot for
get the facts. Equally 1t Is unnecessary
to repeat what advantage to British in
tsrssis 1t would be II silver should re.
cover ita former current value OF 69H
pence per ounce. The Latin Union Ii
now NO help In that direction. The
whole world looks to England In this
crisis, from which England Is now
thought TO suffer a. severely as any ma.
ton.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-17
EASTERN DISPATCHES.
lsr,orAI TO TN. GOLD HILL DAILY u.vsl
Progress or MormonIsm.


NEW YolK. April 1.-THE Tribune to-
day. reviewing the proceedings OF the
F~orty.ninth Annual Conferences Of Nor
mons at Salt Lake. says: At various
times during the nlty.siI years since
Joseph Smith produced the "Book Of
Mormon" II has been thought by close,
careful observers that this monstrous
dslusion Was on the point OF collapse.
None OF these expectations have been
fulfilled. The whole system OF Mormon.
Ism remains intact. and apparently i'm.
prsgnsbls in every part; not only 90, but
under the inspiration Of the success Of
the party now In power In Congress, II
Ia even proposed that Utah be admitted
into the family OF States. This Is the
present aim OF the Mormon leaders.
While the Mormon Church remains
merely one OF the peculiar institutions
OF the Territory. subjected wholly to the
direct legislation Of Congress and gov.
srnsd by appointses OF the National Ex.
scutive, there Is no hope for the absolute
Independents Of the Church OF Latter
Day Saints and the Mormon hierarchy;
but those who think the Mormon leaders
are depressed, or are relaxing their
efforts to secure permanent foundations
for their little empire. deceive thom-
aelyes.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-17
DOWN THAT WINNIE.
Hsnry Lyes Falls Highly Fsss In
she old south Utah.

Yesterday afternoon, Henry Lyon and
. companion on thsir way to Virginia.
we're enticed BY q spirit Of adventure
into the old South Utah Tunnel. Cedar
Hill. Lyon was in advance and OF
courss tumblsd into that 80.foot Wine
into which Mcclure fell last Fall. He
was rescued as soon as possible and
found to be still alive although terribly
broken and mangled. His injuries are
considered fatal and he has been taken TO
the County Hospital.
After the accident Of the same place
last Fall the entrance OF the tunnel was
duly closed and secured. The claim was
subsequently, jumped, and ~ the In.
closure has disappeared. the inference 10
that the relooators have taken II down to
do their work. At any rate this man
trap 10 set again and should be seen 70.
Mr.. Lyon says he 10 . cousin OF William
Campbell. who keeps the Hot Springs
Hotel, Lake Tahoe.
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Eli Perkins does not always jam the
house when lsoturing. Al Hopkinsvills.
Kentucky. recently be bad an audience
Of eighteen. Major Gaines was called
upon to introduce him. Instead OF fol-
lowing the ordinary form Of public intro.
d~uotion, the Major picked the audience
out d BY one "Colonel Morris. al
low me 10 introduce you to my friend,
Mr.. Perkins" Colonel Morris arose
from tbs front bench and said: "Good
evening. Mr.. Perkins" Mr.. Perkins
bowed and said: GOOD evening. Col.
OPEL Morris" Colonel Mcpherson. al.
low me TO introduce to you my friend.
Mr.. Perkins," "Good evening. Mr..
Perkins," said Colonel Mcpherson.
GOOD evening. Colonel Mcfhsrson."
replied Mr.. Perkins bowling low from
his exalted position. Colonel Jones'"
said the Major. ALLOW me" and %
on until the eighteen Colonies hsd been
p-rsssutsd,
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DR.. Chalfnt the Perpetrator Of the
Deed-His Statement.

SAN FRANcIsco, April l7.-Dr. Chal.
FAINT. the dsntist who shot and killed
-, ~, Ia, s,,d.v a, p.iav;,..
~ g
Hotel, surrendered himself ~ q Zen
trail Police Station about @ o'clock yes
terday morning. He IL very haggard
.,a vo,r having ham roaming About
49,.
over 'ne niiA 'u' s an.
times within the city itself since sunday
almost entirely without food or rest.
n. h.. m,ds IN. ~follovipu ststsmspt:
-.
On Friday last baoon ofougnt suit
against mo for an infringement OF pat
emit and subjected me to q very harsh
.,.m,,.,iop In IN. oourt. and tbrs.tsp.
inc n hsys ma Committed for oontsmpt.
-. mpcb Exercised In mind oyer tbs
-, .nd .siioJ a, ,hs Rsldvin Uotal
s.x.r., ,imss M .ss Rscon sbout Il. I
did NOT And him until Sunday morning
shout o O'clock. Az arst tb. interview
proc.eded moderately, but Bacon soon
changed his tone and became very arro-
unnt In the excited state of nv feel.
mo- 7 drew A pistol from nv pockst
LII . yisv NJ ,omnsllipo resnsotful
,,.s,msnt but xitL no Intention Of
49, :, him H.r.h vo,Js folI,vsd
IT,. a;.n,,. x.,sJ VAIN and In INV Az.
;.sm.nt ths ni,,ol want al how I bsrdl,
sno~ Inn, mi win an, intsn,ion an INV
nsr, Bseon f.lI. / ran 10 him and
-, ~. IA II. IA .,Do,', % roe.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-17
piper. Opera Hesss.

Tonight at Piper's Opera House the
Berger Family and Sol Smith Russell
combination will open . season Of three
nights and Q matinee. The combination
will give entertainments consisting Of
vocal and instrumental music Of . SUI
psrior character. relieved by the iuimita-
bio nimicry OF Sol Smith Russell. who
has added largely to his repertoire Of
sketches from real life. There are some
Of the best singers OF the country con-
nectsd with this troupe. and there will
be sufficient variety to the entertainment
to make Il enjoyable. Very many on
the Comstock will be glad 10 welcome oil
OF the members OF the old combina-
ton back again and will receive
the new members gladly. II Is q
combination Of .first.class artists. The
Carson Appeal OF this morning says:
"There never was o troupe here who
we're more entitled 10 the patronage OF
the refined and cultivated people than
the above. Their programmes are care
fully and we'll selected, and are certain
to please the good classes OF society.
Miss Louisa Kslmo sang two charming
ballads. This lady possesses . full and
highly cultivated voice. and was enthu-
sisstically sncored. In fact the entire
programme was 30 we'll presented that
everything wal sncored. Miss Anna
Berger. the solo cornstist, Is superb.
She handles her instrument mastery,
and has few superiors in her line. Sol
Smith Russell Is. in fact, q whole show
In himself. II matters not how often be
10 seen. be is always fresh, and has an
i~nexhsustibls fund OF humor. The Ber-
ger Family are q company who should
meet with eminent success wherever
they 60, for the excellence and high.
toned responsibility OF their perform
ancss."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-17
Fatal Fighting.

BALTIMORE, April H. Last Fall q
shooting ARRAY occurred between Den
wsod b. Kinds and q young man named
James. Kinds was charged with the SO.
duction OF the sister Of James. The young
woman since died. This morning the
father Of the girl aud Kinds met on CAL
houn street and drew their pistols. Sew.
srai shots were exchanged. resulting in
the death Of James and the mortal
voundinR Of Kinds.
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Arrt,s,. thia nsr.i.x,

4 d Monroe. u Nunan. X Nunan Jr.
D Fitzpatrick. II Ford. Nay Kelso. Ell
johnson. L L Dennery. Mrs. W woodburn.
Mrs Holiday. til Lyons. Carrie Adlsy.
Mn Dunn and daughter. Matte Bayne.
Miss II Madden. Mrs J ID Seward. Mrs
Morales and children. Z Strother and wife.
Geo L shsrbell. T Donovan. II q wedsn
III Mckay, A Mayer. d Daily. wv Cas-.
d OAKLAND. Chas n Schroeder, = $ Russell,
Fred q Berger. II Berger. A Anderson.
Chris smith. W Warrington. Mrs. Berger.
Mis- A Berger. Miss L Hemlo. Miss J
Maddox. Miss Z Morgan. Miss J Titus.
Hmma Anderson. Miss b Capern. Miss
Roller. J d STOW. Charles L Field. J X
Everett. u Coleman.
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SAT. 400 ssSo.ioo sse7. SOC
Coxsrocx E,cnAsor.-Ths Comstock

CoxsrocK ExcnANoK.-Ths Comstock
Exchange, opposite the Nhws office.
still maintains It's character a. q popular
place OF resort and will continue to do 30
20 long as Tom Fitch runs II. The very
choicest wines, liquors and cigars are
there to be found. and for q friendly
game Of fifteen. ball pool or . match at
caroms Toms tables are just the thing.
BONANZA BULLIoS.-Ths Consolidated
Virginia Mining Company last evening
shipped bullion to the value OF Sat-
Gls ~ and the California shipped $44.-
$50 90. making . total OF $92. 667 66.
The California shipments amount to
over $40. 900 more than q. this time last
month.
LAST NIanr's LrcruRE.-Dr. Nc.
Kepzis lost $40 by his lecture at Piper's
Opera House last evening. The laborer
10 certainly worthy Of his hire, but II
troubles him to get II In this section just
now. The lecture was IN eloquent one
and worthy Of . larger attendance.
woRKIsoMrs.-A notice will be found
In another column calling for a meeting
Saturday night at Lincoln Hose house
No. 3, 70 nominate two candidates for
Lower Ward Town Trustees at the Dom.
ing election.
ANNUAL MExrrSo.-Ths annual meet.
ing Of the stockholders Of the Woodvills
10 called for Monday, May o. See ofa-
eial notice In another column.
TEE Sierra Nevada Company yestsr.
day levied an assessment Of - per
share on their capital stock.
Z. srRorusl returned to the Comstock
this morning.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-17
Isehooi IPiesic.

Professor James. County Superin.
tendsut OF Public Instruction, says that
the School Trustees Of the Virginia and
Gold Hill Districts will this year take
the matter OF . school picnic In hand,
and will have . joint meeting Saturday
to appoint committees, AZ upon q place
for holding the picnic, and Determine
upon the time OF holding Il. The date
will probably DO either the 18th or Gath
OF May. The ladies Of Carson have
expressed . desire to cooperate to the
extent Of setting lunch tables. II there
Ia q dime realized over expenses, II will
20 TO the benefit OF the schools.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-17
Married.

Yesterday afternoon Robert II. Lind
say. Esq. was married to Miss Annie
Battsrman. daughter Of General Q. q.
Batterman. Warden Of the State Prison.
The ceremony was performed by the
Rev. ]. d. Hammond ct the residence
Of General Battermsn. after which the
twain came to Virginia. Last evening
the newly-wedded pair were sersnadsd
by the Montgomery Guard, Of which
Mr. Lindsay Is Captain, the Emmst
Guard Band furnishing the music. The
ssrsnaders were Hospitality entertained
and left their best Wishes. etc. The
nswly-weddsd pair have the congratula.
tons Of their numerous friends and the
kindsst regards Of the whole community,
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Tho Printer.
Inward TAYLOR.

Bdyard Taylor.
Tho Printer 10 the Adjutant Of thought
and this explains the mystery Of the
wonderful word that can kindls . hope
a. no song can-that q warm . heart
a no hope-that word "ws." with q
hand in hand warmth In II, for the
author and the printer are engineers
engineers, indsedi When the little
Corsican bombarded Cadiz Of the dis.
lance OF Ave miles. II was deemed the
very triumph Of engineering. But
what 10 that psltry range to this whereby
they bombarded ages yet to be-
There at the ''cass" be stands. and
marshals into line the forces armed for
truth, clothed In Immortality and Eng.
lish. And what can DO noblsr than the
equipment OF the thought In sterling
sa1on-SaIon with the ring Of spear on
shield therein. and then commissioning
il when we arc dead. to move grandly
on TO "the latest syllable Of recorded
time" This IL to win victory from
death, for this has no dying In II.
The printer il called Q laborer. and the
Office DO performs. toll. oh! II 10 not
work, but q sublime rite he 10 perform
ing when be thus sights" the engine
that 10 to ding . wordsd truth In grander
curve than missile ere before described
fling II into the bosom OF an age UNBORN.
He throws Of his coat, indeed; We but
wonder, the rather. that be does not pull
the shoes from Of bis feet, for the place
whsreon he stands 10 holy ground.
A little song Was uttered somewhere,
long ago. II wandered through the twi.
light feebler than o star-it died upon
the ear. But the printer takes u up
whore II was lying there In the silence
like . wonderful bird. and he squips II
anew with wings. and be sends u forth
from the ark that had preserved II, and
Il flies on into the future with the olive
branch OF peace. and around the world
with melody. like the dawning OF .
Spring morning.
How the type build up the broken
arches In the bridge of Time. How
they render the brave uttsranoes beyond
the pilgrims audible and eloquent
hardly lettering the free spirit, but NOV.
ing-not q word or . syllable lost In the
whirl Of the world-moving In connected
paragraph and period down the length.
snsd line Of years.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-17

The time for the grand anniversary
tsli Of Liberty Hose Company Is aP'
p~roschins. This company is composed
Of .om. Of the npss, young men In Gold
Hpl. and when they start in for . good
time they are SURF 10 sneeeed. on .ns
svsnins Of wednesday. Nay Z. they viii
Welcome their friends at Miners Union
Han and . rish. good time may DO el'
pected. Extensive preparations nave
Already been insusursi.d. vainsy
famous qusdrills band will furnish 'es
music. Remember the dsis-Nay T.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-17
Buying Silver.

wAsnNoTos. April 1.-THE Treasury
Department for the last two months has
not purchased as much silver bullion ss
usual, because the amount OF bullion
on hand was In sIcess Of the $1,000. 900
limit iIsd by the Act Of February 2s,
1878. providing for the coinage Of stand.
ard silver dollars. Added to the amount
on hand at the passage Of the Act the
excess had gradually accumulated and
purchases were made 1t very favorable
rates, but II was deemed best to reduce
the amount Of coinage to the limit hIed
by law. which has been done. Hereafter
purchases will DO made more freely from
silver producing regions. The only pur.
chase OF silver bullion made by the
Treasury to-day was 10000 ouncss for
the San Francisco Mint.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-17
Killing n Teamster.

OMAHA. April i7.-Perry Mccormick,
. Sidney freightsr. Was shot three times
In this city last Tuesday night by Mr.
and Mrs. James Davis, keepers of 9
secondhand store. with whom he had
some difficulty about cartridges he had
bought for his revolver. Mccormick
was found In the street near his hoteI
early next morning lying i~nsensibls,
with three bullet holes In him. He will
probably die. a. be laid on the ground
all night, having fallen on his way 70
his hotel. 1t Is claimed by Davis and
wife that they shot him In self.dsiense
They have been released on bail.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-17

LONDON. April l7.-John Bright ad'
dressed his constituents at Birmingham
last Tuesday night. Ho was enthusiast.
tically received. The whole tenor Of his
speech can be gathered from the con.
GLIDING sentence. which was: 1.-THE
Government are imbecile at home and
turbulent and wicked abroad. I leave
them to the judgment Of their c~onstit.
usnaiss and the heavy condemnation Of
h~istorv."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-17
The rrssaway orsssds.

The Carson Tribune Of last evening
says that Prof. J. W. varpsy. the we'll
known musician. has leased the Tread.
way grounds for the present year with a
privilege Of three years. II Is his in
tsntion. providing the citizens OF Car
son offer sufficient encouragement. to
reconstruct the grounds throughout. and
make them 90 attractive a. to bring all
the Storey county picnies. The dane'
ing hall will be improved. arbors will be
erected and lawns cultivated. We trust
our citizens will subscribe literally.
They will BE- more than repaid by the
picpics.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-17
The Cars Reply.

ST. PirxHBuRo. April l7.--Replying
to . oon~sratulatory address Of tho Mar
shall Of the Nobility the Gar said be
wished. Notwithstanding all that had
happened, to continue to act In accord.
sncs with the laws. but the audacity OF
the recent attempts at assassination
forced him against his will TO take Of.
traordinary measures, not for himself,
but for all the society OF Russia.