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Life for the Hair
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MAKE JUDGES INDEPENDENT,

or, iu other words, to place them above
and beyond the power and control of the
majority of the people as represented in
the legislature of the state. And now
comes the democracy of Chicago, and pro-
poses that the majority alone shall dictate
who shall grace the bench, and that the
political convictions Of the candidate shall
be the main test of bis fitness to wear the
judicial ermine. The proposition is too alb
surd, too radically 'undemocratic," to
stand for a moment, and better counsels
will doubtless prevail. If the great prin-
ciple which lies at the bottom of this ques-
ton will not carry conviction to the minds
of certain managing democratic politicians.
if they must have an argansentuns dd
honainem, let them remember that there
are frequent changes in the fortunes of
politics as in those of war, and that the
precedent of the tyranny of the majority,
which they are so anxious to establish now
may some day prove two-edged sword.
April Is. 1879, E. JUssEN.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-30
WESTERN DISPATCHES.
(rscrIL TO ru GOLD III. pArIx nws.l
Nut.Hidinr Amenities.


SAN Francisco. July 29.-Ths csse
Of Mary Casey vs.. Michael Lynch is on
trial before q jury in the Fifteenth Dis.
trict Court. II is an action to ecover
$4,000 damages for breach Of promise
OF marriage. The plaintiff Is In the
vicinity Of forty. the defendant some
what younger. She and defendant were
employed as servants in . family named
Lynch, at Virginia City. some seven
years ago. and the plaintiff charges that
the defendant took advantage Of coma.
dsnce she rspossd In him and accom-.
plished her ruin. Finally the defendant
refused to marry her. and hence the
suit. The plaintiff further alleges that
she had considerable Consolidated vir.
ginia mining stock. and shortly after she
became acquainted with the defendant
she gave this Ntock to him to keep for
her. He sold It and appropriated the
money to his own use. subsequently
abe brought an action in the Fifteenth
District Court for the proceeds Of the
stock. and recovered judgment against
him, which judgment has not up to
the present been satisfied. It 10
claimed by the defense that there was no
promise OF marriage. and that the init.
macy maintained between the plaintiff
and defendant was Of mutual accord.
and that the defendant ~ entrapped
into Q situation hs never intended to
reach. or In other words that the plaintiff
made quite a. many advances as the do.
PENDANT.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-30

TIE National Board Of Health,
alluded to now more or less frequently.
n, commission Of seven citizens ap-
pointed by the President. and four OH
GERS detailed by the departments. to be
. sort OF supervisory sanitary concern
with headquarters at Washington. IL
was created by q bill signed the I'D Of
last March. At iBt it was to collect
information and advise the National and
State authorities upon things relating to
tho public health. Then 1t was given
power 10 mako rules TO be observed by
any vessel entering our ports when in.
fictitious diseases were known to be
abroad. and it could detail medical
officers at ports, and no vessel could
leave without a certificate from him. Its
powers were further enlarged by allow
ing IL to cooperate with State authori'
ties in enforcing quarantine. or IL State
authorities do not act. to prepare proper
rules, and II these are approved by the
President no may have them enforced.
The consuls' reports Of the sanitary
condition Of foreign ports. which were
formerly made to the supervising
surgson-gsnsral. are now directed to be
made to the National Board, aud this
Board 10 also to procure weekly reports
from representative places all over the
country. Tho recent session OF Con-
grsss provided for the establishment OF
permanent officers for this Board. In
all there have been appropriated $780,
600 for II.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-30
A sedueer slaughtered.

BALTIMORE. July 3O.-A terrible trag'
edy occurred Saturday at Hughesville,
near Bovanton. Charles county. John
8. Acton discovered that his nsishbor.
John H. Dickson. q man with q wife and
Ave children, had aeduced his daughter.
He took Q shotgun, loaded with buck.
shot, and went in search Of Dickson,
Remaining that he was going down the
road to kill o hog. Az soon as hs met
Dickson, he ared, tho contents Of the
gun entering the abdomen Of the unfor-
tunate man and literally disembowelling
him. He fell to the ground and died
instantly. Acton surrendered to the
authorities. stating that he had killed
Dickson for seducing his daughter and
that he did not regret the act.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-30
ONE WEEK IN WALL STRICT.


October 7th, 1878. Western Union Telegraph
stock sold 1t the New York Stock Exchange
for GALS per share ; October 18th. 1873. 1t sold
ct ss.s4. . iuctuaton cfsss per cent. In seven
days l3,SoU shares sold on Q margin OF one per
cent. required an actual capital Of $4,000. The
same stock delivered at 1854 gave . proht Of
e.3-S per cent. on ths stock. or t931 20 per 100
shares. On the whole l2.500 the actual prsnt
was tli7.l81 90. or . 8 8 times the capital used,
10 ons week. This 10 . single case taken from
the ofncial record OF the Stock Exchange, and
shows how money 10 made 90 rapidly In stocfe.
Few people. however. hsve the necessary cash
10 pot mp In order TO realize such Immense
pronts Q, these. but capital In any amount nom
$40 70 $4,000 can be used with equal success
By the new combination system o. operating In
stocks which Messrs. Lawrencs I 90, Bankers:
New York, have established. BY this method
Of pooling thou ,ands Of orders In various sum-
and operating them - one Immense capital,
shsrsholdsrs realize large pronts which arc d.
vided pro rata monthly. New circular contains
twou nsrring rules for sucosrs, and full infor'
nation. % that any one can operate prontaoiY.
Stocks and honda wanted. Government bonds
supplied. Apply 70 Lawrence d Co., Bankers,
bfkxchange Plsos. New York Oi.y.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-30
ENJOY. LIFE.

What Q truly beautiful world We live In I Ne.
ture gives us grandeur Of mountains. lens and
oceans. and thousasds Of mssus for enjoyment.
We can desire no better wnsn In perfect hssith;
but how ofsn do the majority Of people feel
Ike giving Il up dlshsartened, discouraged and
worried out with disease, y hen there 10 no &C.
easily obtain satisfactory proof that Greens
August Flower will make them ~ free from
disease as when born. Dysp-pela and Liver
Complaint Is the direct cause OF seventy.iv
per cent. Of such maladies ~ Biliousness. In.
disestion. sick Headache, Costlveners. Nervous
Prostrati0n, Dizzlnss, Of the Head. Pslpltation
OF the Heart, and other distressing symptoms.
Three do,es OF August Flower will prove its
wonderful eject. sample bottles. 10 cents
Try Il. W
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-30
Miscellaneoua.


wHEArLASD. CAL. July S0.-Ths af-
fair at the Roddan ranch has not been
forgotten as yet, The detectives are
still at work trying to let some light into
the mystery. The negro. Williams. was
examined yesterday and will be tried
shortly. The wounded girls continue "a
improve.
C~oLLISsvrLLr. CAL. July 3d. The
body Of Thomas Flaherty. Of Oakland.
drowned here . week ago. was found
yesterday. An inquest was held by
Acting Coroner Loomis. and a vsrdio,
rendered Of death by accidental drown
ing.
San FRAscsoo. July S0.-A dead
Chinaman was found in Brooklyn alley
last night. The body bore several
wounds.
The Board Of Supervisors want Presi'
dent Hayes to appoint Q Californian to
represent this country In the Australian
Exposition.
PORTLAND. July 30.-A FIRE at Kalama,
on the 26th. burned Paterson's Hotel,
the railroad sawmills and several I'D,
joining buildings. Loss, $4,000. In
surance unknown. No water could be
procured. aud 1t was only through the
greatest efforts that the town was saved
from complete destruction.
General o. Howard. d. c.. General
@. G. Sawtelle, G. Q. g.. and Captain
]. A. Sladsn, Aid, left Vancouver bar
racks on the 28th for Lewiston, Idaho,
TO organize . new post there.
A $1,000 nugget was picked up in
Silver creek. near Ashland. recently.
The Grand Lodge. Ancient Order HI.
bsrnians. convened at Salem on the Goth.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-30

TEE Blantyre c%olliery explosion. a
fortnight ago. was caused by criminal
carelessness. In the hand OF n Of the
miners killed by the explosion Was found
. ~tobacco-pipe. Pipes were also found
beside two more OF the dead. The lamp
OF another miner who was killed was I'M.
locked. and secreted in his clothes was a
forged key for unlocking ths Davy lamp.
A tobacco.bo1 in the pocket Of the fire.
man contained three lamp. keys. In u
Of the mems jackets was found a pipe.
six lucifer matches, and two brattico
nails tied i%ngeuiously together so as to
form . key for unlocking a safety lamp,
together with a key for the same pur.
pose made out OF an ordinary door.key.
Other forged keys. pipes and lueiier
matches were found. showing that the
rulss laid down for the safety Of the
miners were systematically evaded.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-30

STANLEY IN GENITAL AYaIoA.-Naars,
published in London. says: News has
arrived BY the last mail from Zanzibar
that H. n. Stanley IL busily occupied In
engaging porters for q Journey into the
interior Of Africa. but that be preserves
tho utmost secrecy a. to his intended
movements. A rumor il current among
the portsrs that their journey is to com.
mence from the west coast. II this be
the case. Mr.. Stanley must have intro
duced q radical change into the original
plans OF the Belgian section Of the In
ternstional African Association, for
whom he Is believed to be acting. That,
accidents apart. he will be moro success.
full than the unfortunate leaders Of the
LIST Belgian expedition few will b 90 rash
as to doubt, and he 10 sure to have good
and sufficient reasons for the courss he
In adopting.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-30

Miscellaneous.
LONDON. July S0.-Thsrs are $1,000
persons in the Durham collieriss. the
greater part OF whom will be directly af.
fected by Lord Dsrby's award a. umpire
reducing the wages n and q quarter
per cent. In addition to the former 70.
duction.
A large portion OF the wall Of the i'm.
port dock at the East India docks. Black.
wall. fell yesterday. carrying with II all
the hydraulic . and quay sheds.
The damage Is estimated at fl00. 600. e
Kate Webster. convicted Of the murder
Of Mrs. Thomas. her mistress, at Rich.
mond. was hanged yesterday In Wand.
worth Prison. She confessed that she
committed the murder and had no 10
completes, either In the commission Of
the crime or disposal Of the remains Of
her victim.
The following cable message has bsen
received by the Peruvian Minister here.
from the Minister Of Foreign Affairs in
Lima: Tho Huascar entered the block.
AIDED port OF Iquique and fought the
Chilean squadron two hours. leaving
hors do combat the Casino and Abtas.
The Huascar was unhurt."
Roxr. July 80. - The police have
seized in q printing establishment In
this city copies Of Q programme Of q
Universal Republican Association. The
programme. which was intended for cir.
culation throughout Italy. says "the
time for action has arrived" and invites
the members to be prepared for an i'm
pending movement. Several arrests
have been made.
VERSAILLES, July 30.-Ths Chamber
OF Deputies. by . vote OF 249 to l66,
adopted the proposition Of u. Proust
for the demolition Of the ruins Of the
Tuilleries. The site will DO transformed
into q garden.
ST.. PETxRsBuso. July 30.-American
capitalists have offered to build o
navy yard at Sebastopol for the cor.
struction and maintenance Of Q Russian
volunteer fleet OF cruisers.
MADRID. July 30.-Ths old woman
who threw q stone at the King when on
bis way to church, 10 insane and has
been sent to an asylum.
BERLIN. July 30.-Ths NORTH German
Gd,ets says n proposal has been made
that Germany should purchase some Of
the islands In the South Pacific.
Baron Won Gait. formerly Prussian
Minister at Washington. and Duke Viii.
liam. only brother Of the Grand Duke OF
Mecklenberg. died On the 28th.
There was . violent hurricane Sunday
in the North Adriatic. Several lives
were lost. Twenty vessels were damaged
and one sunk.
The ship River Lune. from San Fran
cisco. Is ashore on the Scilly Islands. It
is expected that abe will become . total
wreck. The crew were rescued.
Lord Berby. - umpire In the Durham
miners wages dispute. has issued his
award reducing the wages one and Q
quarter per cent.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-30
A CARD.

To all who are suffering from the srrou and
indiseretioos Of youth. nervous weakness, early
decay, loss Of manhood, etc.. ! will send .
receipt that will cure you, YnxI OF oHAnaR,
This great remedy wns discovered By mission.
ary In south America. Send Q self-Addrcssed
envelope 70 the REV. JOSEPH T. NMAN,
tation D, New York City. fsl On
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-30
MALARIA DIsARMRD OF ITS TER.
RORA.

Malaria. that fell atmospheric poison. 10 dis.
armed Of its ~tsrrors, and health insured 10
thousands residing where the noxious exhals.
ton periodically infscts: the air. and sngendsra
intermittent and rsmittent fsyers, By Hostel.
ter's Stomach Bltters. the most popular. az II
10 the beet. OF p%reveniives, Alternatives and TO-
mics. In Lumbsrless localities where the do.
mand for suiphats OF quinino WAS formerly I'm.
mense. the huriful alklioid has been almost on.
tirsly supplanted By this safe, agreeable and
elective substitute, which 10 genial In action
and unobJectionahle In daror. II nulllhes the
influence OF mlasms b. givinsa more active I'm.
pulse 70 every Vital function. q~uickening and
suriching tho blood. overcoming . tendency TO
biiiousasss. and promoting digestion.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-30
Bloodhounds After q Murderer.

ATLANTA, July S.-Ofacsrs have re-
turned from . bloodhound hunt after
one OF the murdsrers Of Dsfor and his
wife. on Friday night. They captured
him and he confessed to the murder
being done by himself, o white man and
another negro. Asa Morgan. the cap.
turod man. says he hold the lamp while
the white man killed the old people.
Two officers arc after the other two.
Morgan Is in Jail. He was badly bitten
by the hounds. he says o large amount
OF money was obtained by the murder.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-30
.uorous sUAsAHTzHEs.

The quarantine regulations around
Memphis are enforced With the most
rigid strictnsss. and any one known OF
suspected TO be . refugee from that I'M
fortunate city has no irisnds. They
give him Q wide berth and immediate
orders to travel, oven producing shot.
guns by way OF emphasis. Last Sunday
evening. Doctor Collins, Medical In
spector Of the National Board OF Health
at Memphis. who had his family safely
housed at Lagrange. made them a ally
visit by lodging between the picket
guards Of the quarantine. and was
quietly rsposins in the bosom Of his
family when he was detected. This
was at an early hour on Monday morn.
ing. He was given just ave minutes
to leave town and hustled ont
Of II lively. II was forty miles
to Memphis. and he had to walk 1t
that day and night. arriving the next
morning pretty we'll used up. He was
well enough known and respected. but
nobody desired his company. and no
could get nothing to eat on the route.
Private shotgun guarantees faced him
and warned him OF whenever hethought
he saw an eligible chance to procure
food or reirsshmsnt ct any dwelling. He
considered those shotgun guarantees
Q very effective but very inhospitabls AZ
rangement. and was never happier than
whom he got back home among the psst-
lence, death and hurrying funerals OF
Memphis. The doctor will. make no
more clsndestins excursions out into
the country for the present. This inoi-
dent serves to show the great alarm In
spired BY the yellow fever throughout
the surrounding country.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-30

The vainslorious editor Of the Saper
Reef Miner feels dreadful good a. he
gets OF the following copsratulatory 70.
marks:
II there Is another printing Office in the
Territory out Of which the editor can look
and obtain . square view OF three sleeping
thing about IL. wsa Amt got many carrot
patches in sight. but we're way ahead on
volcanoes.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-30
NEVADA BeEr.

Twelve carloads Of hne beef cattle for
Aha San Francisco market passed through
hero by rail last evening. They were
shipped from Halleck Station by pan.
Murphy, and were part Of . band recently
brought by him from the rich pasturase
In he vicinity Of the Bruneau.-Eik' In
dsps~dsni. July rs.
Fred. stopher has sold $4,000 head Of
cattle 10 parties who drove them Irom
Winnemucca TO Cheyenne. braatey y
Russell, Of Eiko. sold . lot to SnlcaSo
man, who drove them TO Laramie. floo-
sbly 20, 700 head have thus been driven
over the desert to the Laramie plains TINS
wear 70 be fattened and shipped by rail-
Reno Ga,sas. July Is.
There is not only q large amount OF
food for the body. but food for thought
represented in the two foregoing items.
Il IL but q few years ago that our battle
born State Of Nevada Was considered
merely q desert sagebrush waste.
The few favored spots OF grass
water and living facilities were occupied
by the wild Indians. and no white SET
tiers wero located anywhere within Its
borders to cultivate the soil or raise
herds Of cattle. In fact. in those carly
days when emiarants from the States
cams YEARLY struggling and struggling
through with their trains VI wagons and
cattle. they had to keep q particularly
sharp eye on the Indians. for those
aboriginal sons Of the s~agebrush. like
all other Indians. were fond Of beef.
There has been . grand change in the
beef question since then. The very
ssesbrush hills and valleys. then con.
sidsred worthless, are now found as good
p~asturass grounds as there are in b
world /; "there's nutriment in them
When the pastures Of golden Californi"
fail. or are at their worst portion OF the
season, fat, juicy beef from Nevada
supplies her markets. To the East and
even to Europe are shipped the fat cattle
Of Nevada by the thousands. and yet
there is plenty left for bountifal home
consumption. Southern California,
Texas and other sections, naturally
adapted for cattle growing. do very well
but Nevada Is the best and most reliable
bsef.producinR State in the Union.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-30

Tex two vheelbarrow tramps who re-
Gently wended and rolled their way over
the railroad from San Francisco to New
York mention II as a remarkable circum.
stance that the Indians did not modest
them In the least. By the time Ser.
gsant Bates. Weston and Paul Boyton
get ready to run amuck through that
section. the Indians will be better post
cd and will do their duty BY the public
and tho country.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-30

TEE Mechanics Union Of Ormsby
county has issued an order that on and
after the first day OF next month nc en-.
Rineer will DO allowed to run an engine
out Of Ormsby county unless no can
show . card Of membership showing that
he ID q member Of one Of the Unions in
Ormsby, Lyon or Storey counties.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-30

GEN. FHExoSr's little scheme for turn.
ing the water Of the Colorado into the
great desert Of California and Arizona.
and thus making an inland sea Of II, IL
held by good engineers to be almost in
sansly visionary. Gen. Stonsman says:
at would take q river 1000 feet wide
and ten feet deep. running at the rate Of
ave miles an hour. 200 years to all tho
basin. and after 1t WA filled II would re-
quirs q rivor $50 feet wide. ten feet
deep and running at the rate Of Ave
miles an hour. to compensate for svspo-
ration"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-30

GREAT BarrAIS has on the stocks two
stsel.clad ships Of war which are to DO
the costliess ever built, the estimate
for building each. without armament,
being IS. 200. 900. sbou. one-third the
entire sun yearly appropriated for the
American navy. Each vessel will mount
four guns. measure s,l00 tons. and run
sixteen miles an hour. They arc to be
plated with sixteen inches Of steel.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-30

A Nrw Yonxsn. recently returned
from Colorado, lost about q thousand
dollars worth OF rich gold and filvsr
specimens which he had brought home
with him. through . friend who used
them to pslt unruly dogs With.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-30
CORRESPONDENCE.

THO THE OFFICERS AND MEMBERS OF
i Liberty Engine and Hose Companies Of
Gold Hill. Nevada; Gsntlsmen-ws, the nm.
derlgnsd ladies. friends Of the above nspsd
Companies. hearing Of your desire 10 improve
your Hall. would take this opportunity Of ten.
dering you . Fair and Festival. to b held In
Gold Hill at such time and place - you may
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-30
PRESCRIPTION FREE.

For the speedy Cure Of Seminal Weakness,
Los Of Manhood, and eli disordsrs brought 90
b. tndiscrstion or excsss. Any druggist has
the ingredients Address
. DAVIDSON . CO., n Nssssu D., N. !,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-30

OF six carrier pigeons liberated 1t Co
lumbus. Ohio. on Sunday 1t $50 a. H.,
one arrived 10 New York at ll:l6 a. n.
on Monday and q second q 2;6o s.x.