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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-02-10
SCHOOL LAW LEaisLArIoN.

We dssirs to call attention to the
article. published in another part Of this
paper to-day. under the head OF "School
Law Legislation" II Is from the pen
Of q gentleman who fully understands
what be IL writing about. The Nrws
agrees with him in the proposition that
when . good teacher passes . thorough
examination. showing perfect ~eapability
In every respect. that teacher should not
be subjected to an epidemic examination
every few months. IL. however. er-
p~erisnes proves any teacher. however
capable in the matter Of Tearing. to DO
incapable Of ~imparting that learning to
scholars. some teacher. With less learning
and more ability. should be substituted.
A to that festive little p~leasurabls va
cation ard social excursion. denominated
the State Teachers Institute. that might
easily DO dispensed with - not being
among the actual requirements OF school
teaching. except In fiush times. The
article is good. generally speaking. and
contains numerous practical suggestions
well worth considering.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-02-10
ELEcrRic ILLUnINArioS

ma. I. u-A, -..l,i.I. 49,
q eiecoie nsn' S"s Puo"ei' u'u
in San Francisco an evening or two
since with triumphant success, lighting
~. N.,l., .,,.., In m. x~;c;,;,x NJ ,ha
Palace hotel Tor q eonsiheraois distance.
the electricity being generated by a four.
bor.s nouer engine. vorking n si.m.ns
n...,,n. Tn. 80. J.hIo..tog can
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-02-10
Aurora items.
E.~sraia H,ruSi. Fso 5.

On THURSDAY night about IL o'clock,
Hiram Thayer. barkeeper at the Er.
chance ho,ai shot and severely wounded
a man nsm,I Iiehard Zayitsky. better
Lnown M. Richard Naendal. The latter
.ss.a..Io,aJ =. 81 n, Tho ho,al and
was an a iambor... He insisted that
Hiram eiy. him whisky and when he
was refused became hostile AMI drew a
pocket knife with which he proposed
stabbing him. Bystanders took the
knife away n Tried 10 quiet MN, ou'
he appeared determined 10 carry OUT MS
plan. aud therefore went TO the kitensn
aud got q large butcher kniie' WIN THIS
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-02-10
STATE NEWS ITEMS.
WInnemucca Items.


NMNH Natft y
A correspondent writing from Para
aise saws In a week or ten days We
will begin to ship bullion to that great
mart, San Francisco. The people in the
mines and throughout the valley gsner-
ally. are rejoicing. The widest excite
msnt prevails over new mining discov-
cries in Mount Rose District. The
mines are full OF experts aud capitalists
from Virginia City. San Francisco and
other places. An assay Of ore from the
Mount Rose Company's mine. the NAM
moth. went S22, 900 per ton in gold and
silver. 1 will leave for the mines to-
morrow. and will give you mor definite
news. The Big Prize Company are
taking out ore which | am informed will
mill $1,000 per ten. The Bullion Com
pany have a very large and rich ledge.
The ore Is full Of horn. native and ruby
silver. The Sedan mill is crushing ore.
A party OF i've prospectors from Vir.
ginia City have gone to the southern
part OF the county. in the vicinity OF
Gilbert's mine. on a prospecting e1pedi.
ton. They engaged a team here to
take themselves and their supplies and
tools to their destination.
The Besconsield Company. whose
mine in winnemucca Mountain is look
ing well and yielding rich carbonate ore.
contemplate building . smelling furnace
and having their ore reduced here. in
stead Of shipping it to Salt Lake. as
heretofore.
The Eagle Company. OF Lewis Dis
triet. shipped two bars OF bullion to San
Francisco yesterday. the value o! which
We could not ascertain.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-02-10
EASTERN DISPATCHES.
l,rrclAL TO rH. coin HILL DAILY urw'l
theatrical Matters.

ttsA
CurcAoo. Feb. l0.-Ths thsatsrs were
well filled but none crowded last eek
Ada Cavsndish did the best work md
had the best houses at Mcvicker's. The
most critical audiences have pronounced
her a success. Mcvicker thinks that IL
she suits San Francisco and Chicago sns
has succeeded in two Of the hardest
cities in the country for q rising young
artist to play. She plays in 1.-THE New
Magdalsn " this week.
Nrw Yonx, Feb. 10. = Mccullough
completed q successful engagement In
Boston on Saturday. leaving for New
Orleans via Nashville. where be appeared
ON the 4th and 9Th instant, at Montgom.
ery on the 9Th, Mobile on the 9TH and
sth. and al New Orleans for two weeks
from the 9th. -.
-Four .'Pinafore" companies appear at
four different theaters. including the
Fifth Avenue here and the Brooklyn
next week. "Pinafore' music and dia-
logue are town topics. Arthur Sullivan,
It's author. Is expected here from Eng
land
Beecher lectursd at the Philadelphia
Academy ON Monday last on smuse-
m,nts, Afterwards visiting Broad Street
Thsater. Another clergyman, Hsber
Newton. Of the Episcopal Church. Is
taking broad grounds In favor OF the
drama.
"Andrs Fortisr. the Hero Of the Gala
veras," is the title Of a new drama by
Victor Sardou. soon to be produced as
the Boston Tbeater. illustrating life In
California and Mexico during the gold
fever Of 10.
Edgar's Lear at the broadway, which
was improving. has BEEN interrupted 10y
his illness. w~heeling's Enoch Arden
taking its place. Edgar proposes going
TO California next Summer.
Madame Won Stamwetz appears this
evening at the Grand Opera House a.
Dolores in Joaquin Millsr's "MsIico."
The company is specially selected, and
grand scenic effects are promised.
Fred Berger has contracted with j. IL.
Havsrly for an extended tour to the
Pacific. with q company for $1,000 a
week aud expenses paid. -.
1t is stated that Barton Hill In negoti'
aiiug with Ada Gilman as q soubrette Tor
the California Thsater. San Francisco,
next season.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-02-10
Battle Mountain Items.
Ne...na.r. $.

hcsstHJsfs REQ ..
The water ditch dug by the railroad
company through our principal streets
has been left open and in an exposed
condition for q long time. As couse-
qusneo Of such culpable neglect, one
evening. some weeks ago. a. Judge
L. A. scott was returning home by way
Of Main street. under the impression
that ii had been filed up on that public
thoroughfare. he walked headlong into
the pit. thereby spraining his foot, and
sustaining other painful bruises, from
the effects Of which he has been con-
fined to his bed for several days. aud
can now only get around with the aid OF
crutches.
y. X. Davis. who started, ostensibly.
on q prospecting tour. was arrested in
Humboldt county and brought back to
town at the suit Of creditors, changing
him with disposing Of property with in
tent to delay or defrauI them. AT a
preliminary examination the defendant
was discharged.
Samuel Grove OF Lewis was in town
for q day this week. and reports every
thing about the mill working well. The
company shipped five bars OF bullion
last week, valued at 5000.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-02-10
Austin Items.

sN- afF Hff'eH rus
During the "a days that the Man.
haitian mill was run in the month Of
January there was reduced 1907 Ions OF
ore. the assay value OF which IL $50
$50 &C, Of this amount S2l. 2ss 81 was
from custom ores. S5.5ls "a from
tribute mines and s5i.3J3 80 from the
Frost and Curtis shafts.
A Monaghan over in Chinatown tried
to commit suicide last night by poison.
He will recover. Continued losses at
.'tan'' Of his hard earned shekrls was
the cause. This is probably the first case
OF attempted suicide among Cinnamon
in this city.
The Manhattan Company yesterday
shipped 10 bars Of bullion. weighing $50
pounds and valued at SILL. $40 30.
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Eureka Items.
S,ahAsl, pa. ..


A fight occurred on Ruby Hill on
Thursday night. in which Thos. kearns
bit of the ear Of Thomas Craney
kesrns was brought to town by Deputy
Sheriff Ronalds. and Was committed by
Justice Cromtr yesterday. in default OF
-. 200 bail. The penalty for this crime
ranges from one month TO fourteen
years imprisonment.
George Clark is ambitiously inclined.
aud expresses q desire. a Ia Mailman. to
fight any lightweight champion In
Eureka. George says he Eau always be
found upon inquiry at Tom Douglas
saloon.
Joseph. who was shot by officer Simp-
son. was resting quietly yesterday. and
hopes are now entertained that he may
recoyer
The Richmond Company shipped yes
terday morning. through Wells. Fargo
4 Co. eleven bars Of bullion. valued at
s20.G9i IL.
Wells. Fargo X Co. shipped eight bars
OF bullion yesterday morning. valued ut
si.90i 20.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-02-10
AS0rHER ASYLUM PROP0sI.
rIOy.

Senator Gibson has introduced = bill
before the Legislature ct Carson entitled
"An Act to establish and maintain =
State Asylum Tor the INDECENT poor and
manned Of this State" II Is In TACT q
sort OF supplement to the present County
Hospital. where all such persons ave
heretofore found surgical treatment and
refuge. The bill provides for the Gre
alton Of . State Asylum fund. and that
the Asylum shall be under the control Of
. Board Of Directors. TO consist OF the
Governor. the Chief Justice Of the
Supreme Court and the Secretary Of
State. The Asylum 10 to DO located
at some eligible point in Storey
county. and shall be under the care Of a
Superintendent and Matron. Who shall
be husband and wife. with salaries re-
~specively not to exceed $1,000 and $500
per year. Sections Z and 8 provide that
inmates OF said Asylum shall be received
only upon the certificate Of the County
Physician and the Chairman Of the
Board Of County Commissioners Of u
county. after an examination by them OF
the circumstances Of the applicant. IL
must appear to their satisfaction that the
applicant IL u bona ids resident OF their
county. and that. from the iniirmitiss OF
ags or other sufficient cause. the sppli-
cant Is unable to support himself or
herself. aud has no mea OF support.
The certificate shall show the facts as
the case may DO. Inmates OF said Asylum
shall be discharged thsrefrom whenever
the necessity Of their remaining therein
shall cease. either by that the
Board OF Directors are able to obtain
suitable employment for them or other.
wise.
The idea Of establishing some such in
~stitution is q good q and far more
sensible and practical than that OF State
Insane Asylum. Such an asylum as
this bill calls for Is and has been for u
long time actually needed. AZ the
County Hospital MANNED and INDECENT
patients. have been kept for years after
having recovered a. far a. possible from
their injuries. They bad no other home
IL .o,lI ma D.. Nu,a.l nnI 40 starva nr
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-02-10
Tuden's Testimony.

Nkw YoRK. Feb. los. ]. Tilden
testified last Saturday before the COM
mitiss appointed to investigate the ci-
pher kilograms. lie denied all knowl.
edge Of any conspiracy to buy
votes or to influence Returning
Boards in any way. and said he
WA interested only In preventing fraud.
Z. l.. Parish and George W. Smith also
testified. The committee decided to eI.
anime no more witnesses and has lett
for Washington.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-02-10
Mining sharps Arrested.

LARAMIE CRY. wyo. T.. Feb. TO-
The United States Grand Jury now in
session here has indicted Brown. Presi.
dent; Ludlsm. Superintendent; aud j.
NJ. Pattse, the parties who were running
the Seminole Gold aud Silver Mining
Company" for using the United States
mails to deiraud. Brown, the President.
has been arrested and is In confinsment
in the United States penitentiary for
safe keeping being 30 far unable to
obtain bail. Ludlam is now In Canada.
and Pattee's whereabouts are unknown,
but they will both be brought here for
trial.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-02-10
Bodie Items.


From the first TO the last day OF JAM
uary. inclusive. bullion wa shipped
from Bodis As follows; Standard mine.
STA. CSC IL; Bodis mine. Ss5.2 s5 Us.
Total from both mines. S297 .92l l6.
This amount will enable each company
to declare the usual $4,000 dividend,
with q nice margin to leave over
In consequence Of all the papers on
the coast poking their fingers OF scorn at
us for poor marksmanship. exhibited In
the last shooting division held here. it
has been suggested by several new
comsrs that . ride and pistol club be
started in Bodis. Who will take the
lead in getting n mp; and who has got
. 7x9 room to let. and will furnish . two
foot ball's-sys 10 shoot ail
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-02-10
Tuscarora Items.

The Grand Prize mill resumed oper-
atoms at II O'Clock Thursday night.
The water in the mine Is kept down with
ons tank. The other tank was repaired
and In running order last evening.
A Chinaman was arrested yesterday on
n charge OF selling whisky to Indians.
and, upon being arraigned. pleaded
guilty. Judge Nicholson fined him $500.
The Independence mill was shut down
about "a hours, in consequence OF the
breaksss at the Grand Prize and the
stoppags OF the water supply.
Mr.. Quieley 10 laying the masonry al
the Grand Prize hosting works. prepare
tory to putting up the new machinery.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-02-10
raon wILLIA. rarrCuA.D.
written for the Cold Hill News

Written for the Gold Hill Nsvs.l
Come o my people through the land
From every neld and den
For rights and honor stand your ground
And Join the working men
The present toilers OF the soil
Are grieved most svery day
By swaras Of hss,hsns now that lands
In San Francisco bay
CnoRrs:
The working man shAll vet rejoice
After their glorious wars
They'll march In triumph through the land
Beneath the stripes and stars
The long tall china man must 20
We shall BE- happy more
When Denis Ksarney and his band
VIII rule the western shore
Now Denis Ksarney 10 working hard
And Vim we,lock too
Wen put our shoulders to the wheel
And shove the mAttenthrough
by working faithfull for our cause
Wen send some happy day
One Hundred Thousand china men
From San Francisco bay
CAorus-The working man etc
Those railroad sneakers steal our lands
And to starve you and
rhs,'s r soipg.to have their labor done
BY captain Nc. . hys
but never mind We are getting strong
Well IN usele them ZONE day
No china labor Is the cry
In Ban Francisco bay.
C~horps-rhe ~vorkingman etc
The labor war with railroad thieves
AL ready has besun
Yoa bet your boots we'll make them
Bsfors this nght 10 done
Our boys cant get . thing to do
But soon thsy'll zee the day
Wen clean the whole monaghan race
From San francisco bay
Chorss- The working man etc
Composed by
wM PRirCHARD
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-02-10
Killed nv Indians.

CHkrkSSr. wyo. T.. Feb. lo.-Mr.
Sanders. who left Poor's ranch. on the
Niobrara. February 1. with dispatches,
reached North Platte last night, having
been driven 90 miles by Indians. He
confirmed tho news OF tho killing OF
Morehead and Ashborough by Is
Indians. and also reports the names OF
two others killed at Howard's upper
camp about the same date. One was n
herder named Samuel Briggs, and the
other a man lately from the agency
called Butler.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-02-10
The A%nti.Chinese Bill.

NEW YoRK. Feb. l0.-A determined
effort is being made to carry the anti.
Chinese bill. The Democrats are said
all to be in favor OF ii. The Republic
cans from the Pacific Coast are trying to
keep their Eastern friends quiet. Ham,
lin. OF the committee. 10 opposed to the
bill, and will move It's indefinite post
ponement.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-02-10
Killed by q Failing Bign-Held 10
Answer.

Answer.
SAN FRAScisco. Feb. l0.-A terrible
and fatal accident occurred on Market
street Saturday. q woman named Mary
Flanningsn meeting . sudden death.
which may have been the result Of gross
carelessness. About 2 o'clock In the
afternoon Mrs. Flannigan and her
husband were passing tho store Of
Bauer. Tobriner X Co., No. 547
Market street. when very large
sign. weighing about $50 pounds, fell
from the top Of the building. three stories
high. and struck her upon the head and
shoulders. felled her TO the ground.
whencs she was picked up in q dying
condition and conveyed by Officer Quad
to the Receiving Hospital at the City
Prison. where she died about 4
o'clock from c~oucussion Of the brain,
caused by the severe blow. One Of
her shoulders was fractured. The
cause OF the.accident. as given, is q pc
culisr one. Tho building from which
the sign fell il being painted and the
sign had been placed on the roof to re-
main until the work Of painting had
been completed. A heavy wind was
blowing at the time Of the accident, and
il Is claimed that its force was sufficient
to, and did. blow the sign from tho
roof.
George Rice and Mitchell Morris have
hesn held 10 answer before the County
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-02-10
storey county. Feb. 10. 1877.

Mn. NATHAN LYON Of st. Paul said
that Misses Emma Faber and Mary
Hendricks were too proud 10 stoop to
the duties Of farmers daughters, and
promised them each a $50 silk dress II
they would drive or lead q COW through
the streets Of the Minnesota metropolis.
Accordingly at high noon Miss Fabsr
took the COW to tow with Miss Hen
bricks. armed with q broomstick. acting
as rear.guard, and thus they escorted
the animal down Third street and earned
their silk dresses.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-02-10
ooRh.

0RAcRY In Virginia, February 8. TO the wife
Of Robert Grsoey. q daughter.
ROBEhT-1n Carson. February 7. 10 the wife
Of Henry Robert, q daughter.
wALTEks AT the Walters ranch, Austin road.
January II. 10 the wife Of william Walters.
q son..
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-02-10
Death OF Lord.

Nrw YoRK. Feb. l0.-Thomas Lord.
who lately married Mrs. Hicks, died
early Saturday morning.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-02-10

John Vance. Of Quin River Valley.
shippsd eight sar loads Of fat bssvss
from this station 70 San Francisco yss-
terday.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-02-10

OATcuTc obtained for mechanical do
GV y viccr. medical or other com.
pounds, ornamental designs
trade marks and labels. Caveats. Assignments,
lnterferences. Appeals. suits for %infrngements
and oil cases aiaing under the PATIENT LAVE
promptly attended 10.
INVENTIONS THAT HAVE BEEN
DC IcrTe0 BY the Patent once may
ncJct IU rtlll. In most cases. be pat
snted by Us. Being oppo-
site the Patent Once, We can make cioesr
searches. and secure Patents more promptly.
and with broader claims. than thoes who an
remote from Washington.
send us . model or sketch
IV lV UnO Of your device; we make
examinations rhER or
cHAnaE, and advice ~ 10 paientsbility. Prices
Low: and NO oHARGE UNLESS PATENT Ii
We refer TO oficials In the Patent once, 10
our clients In every State Of the Union. and tc
Jour senators and Representative In Congress.
Special references given when desired.
Address
q. A. SNOW 4 CO.,
Opposite Patsnt Once. Washington, b. @.
spllif
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STORE FOR RENT.
IN MEMoRIAM.

ill.,
Z" ""."'s"'
--, ~ -, ,ou 80, :,
ALL or Ahirf LODGE No. o. r.
- and =, N
WhkskAs. ~ al seeing ana mysterioua rroS'
ldence hath ueemed pfoief IN HIS lnnnits Wis
dom TO remove rom our midst ~ sudden death,
In the fuli inerigisn o. an sctivs ii'ss o. nseinh
ness. our Trend ana brother, DkLhWAhh
skWsLL; therefore be
Reasrca. That In the death or Brother ID.
sewell We have lost member and brother whn
was ever faithful and true. aud society q vain
able and useful member.
Reslroi, That We share In coininon the be'
reavement OF his relatives and friends. and ten
der them our sympathy In Their snilction. NAV
tho acacia wave gently over his grave nnti nc
shall arise TO = blessed immortality
Resolved. That this lDdge be drapcd In mourn
Ing for the space Of thirty days. - q testimony
Of our regard for him while livitE.
R.-lned. That these resolutions be spread
upon the miuutes OF this Ledge, Q copy be sent
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-02-10
MISCELLANEOUS
MISCELLANEOUS.
THE IRISH In AMERICA.
LECTURE BY HUGH J. MoHAE.

Correspondence.
vnaiSIl CTR. Feb. I. 1879.
HuaH J. MoHAs, tsQ.-Desr Sir: Having
heard you during the recent political contest
and adniring the liberal visws you expressed.
and being still further convinced by thoee who
heard you d Carson last Monday evening. ana
having read favorable made by the
entire pres on jour lecture. Irish In
America" We have determined TO request you
10 deliver the same In this city ~ room - IL In
convenient for you to do 20.
Believing a. We do, that you are capable Of
handling the ,ubiect successfully. and trusting
that you will comply, we arv your friends.
RI Keaiing Judge N Kirkpatrick
j. Mallon Hon Y schultz
ramuel l. Jones lion WIN Woodburn
DR. 9eo U Mathews A brisaeher
John Y Eagan John Brady
Hon Dan Lyons Hon owen Fraser
Hon John Smith Hon W Prisk
IA hahspny PHI Ford
Miles finlen Dan OConnel
Captain J y Young An Ricketts,
Pb NcCourt John Hamilton
John kosenbrock Hon J W OrLdorn
JIM Brarell TT Dillon
A 0entIy Joe q wen
Burke MeCourt
u Burke Plant 4 Iialpin
Ar Doten Warren J sheridan
Mayor G II Delknap
CARson cIrY, New. Feb. 8, 1879.
MEssp. X. p. KEArIso. WILLIAM wooDBuRs
and olhsrs- oentlensni ! have the honor to
acknowledge the rtceipt Of your fsttering In
~vitslion 10 deliver an address In Virginia on
the subject of "The lnsh IN America H.
reply I beg leave 10 state that ] cheerfully &C.
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WESTERN DISPATCHES.

l-.rrcr.L TO TEE GOLD uuI DAILY srvsl
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OLRAN TOWELS AND SHARP RAzoRs.
Quiek. Smooth, Neal, 1intclass Vork,
Hair CUTTING and Dressing done In the most
ntistie, suitable and satisfactory styis.
Ths Cd pioosw saloon 70 the pises. and doat
you forget 10. sails N