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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-20
Battle Mountain Items.

Messenger, Jan. ls.- John Brooksy
came into town about midnight on Sun
day last With his feet badly frozen. ne
had walked about 40 miles during the
day. and made this place exhausted Win
fatigue and benumbed with cold. he is
q stranger, without means. stopping ..
the Capitol Hotel. where some good
samaritans took him kindly In q are
caring for him. He will be able 70 mafen
ON again In . few weeks when hs gsta
thawed out.
The Eagle Company have reduced the
wages of the miners from ~ to ~ on
DER day, which caused some stir In the
camp, in consequence the whole forcs
Quit work. held meetings and passed
resolutions c~snsuring the action OF the
| Company. Other men were sent ior'
| aud are now at work.
William Dunphy. "ths Nevada Cattle
King" shipped on Wednesday 70 cars Of
cattle from Argenta to his ranch In Sc.
iiuas Valley, California, where they will
be kept to market for the Spring trade.
One car load Of horses was also shipped
to use on his ranches In California.
J. W. Mcwilliams' fsur.horss stage
leaves for Lewis every other day crowded
with passengers.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-20
Tuscarora Items.

Times .risr. Jan. i7.-Yesterday al
noon there was another accident at tbs
Grand Prize mine which will delay sill
further the Developments on the 5OC
level. Three OF the cogs in the pinion
wheel Of the pumping machinery broke.
This caused the spur wheel to slip.
breaking the rim aud two Of the arms
OF the latter. aud scattering the
pieces all over the engine room. No
one wss hurt by the flying fragments.
Another spur wheel will have to DO
brought from San Francisco before the
pumps can be used. This will take a
week at least. and in the meantime tho
water Gan be kept down with the tanks.
but as nothing but water can be hoisted.
work in the srosseut will have to DO sus.
pended.
All work has been suspended in the
Argsnta with the exception Of extending
the east drifts on the 200 and 800 levels.
and sinking the winzs between the two
crosscuts into the Liberty ground will
be continued. About 30 men were dis
charged from the mine yesterday. TO-
dueing the force to Is or lG.
The Independence mill. which has
been crushing Argenta ore for some time
past. WAS closed down yesterday and q
general cleanup ordered. How long
the mill will remain idle. or what 10 the
u Of the stoppage We were unable to
learn. No ore has been hauled from the
Arasnta aimee Monday.
The De Frees mill was shut down yes.
terday. and there 10 no telling when 1t
will resume operations. For some time
past. great difficulty has been had with
the water supply. and now that the
bitches are frozen up, work must necss-
ssrily be suspended until warmsr wealth.
or prevails.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-20
Austin items.

Rsusile, Jan. live understand thai
. new daily paper Is shortly TO b.
started in Austin by Sam Crsscenzo and
Louis Loustalot. to 10 called the I'm
,srnational B~iow-hard." Crsscsnzo to b
editor.in.chisi, and Loustalot business.
manager. Brains and coin are sssential
in running . daily newspaper. both o.
which these gentlemen posssss, ans
consequently the enterprise would b
attended with success.
The revival at the Methodist Episco'
pal Church has been very successful. A
number OF converts have been added te
that congregation. The revival will con,
tinue till the middle Of next week.
Many OF the ranchsrs. and even som'
Of the city people. are using COW bell
ON their sleighs.
R.ueine. Jan. ls.-Five bars Of bul
lion. weighing 40 pounds. and valued
ut s5,Sii 20. from the Alexander mine,
passed through here last evening.
Manhattan 8. n. Co. shipped to-day
IL bars Of bullion. weighing $50 pounds
and valued at $40. $50 Gi.
Everybody in town is getting ready "a
attend the masquerade.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-20
Ikye County Items.

Sun. Jan. lS.-It is almost q certainty
that the Battle Mountain and Austin
Railroad will be built the coming Win.
ter. The parties who now contemplate
building IL are railroad men Of elpe-
~risnce. aud propose in case the nsgotia-
tons now pending are brought to a
close. to give ample bonds Tor the com.
plstion Of any contract they make. The
people OF Austin are fully awake to the
Importance Of the proposed road. and
intend TO do all in their power to secure
IL. Look out for the locomotive whistle
in the Reese River Valley.
John Connolly. whose head was 80
badly injured in the well at the Alexan.
der mill. some two months ago. died on
December 3lst in San Francisco. lie
left Grantsville several weeks since and
went TO San Francisco. where he became
an inmate OF st. Mary's Hospital. There
his head was trepanned and all hat the
best medical care and nursing could do
for him Was done. His skull, however,
was 30 badly fractured that nothing
could save him. The deceased was
&c years Of age and a native Of Ire
land.
Frank Morton. a woodchopptr. has
sought new fields aud left behind him Q
too confdina crowd Of creditors to
mourn the loss Of many shskels. lie
left Monday last on horseback. Deputy
Sheriff Dave Miller was sent out to bring
hack the ab,conding youth. or nj least
bring back his horse for his creditors.
Several cases OF this same kind have
occurred within the past two weeks. II
10 getting TO be too common a trick
among gentry OF his stripe and u few
brought back would deter others from a
like attempt.
On the 9th instant the Alexander Min
ing Company shipped six bars Of bullion
valued at $500 10 on the 10th instant
they shipped six more bars. valued at
$4,000.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-20
Reno Items.

Journal. Jan. 1--we heard last night
that Johnny Boyd had suddenly become
blind. lie has been hauling lumber
from Reno to Dodie for some months
and is 10Y in Bodie. unable to come
home because Of his affection.
Ga,efte. Jan. ls.-The organization OF
The new Board Of Trustees Of the Fire
Department last evening resulted in the
election Of J. b. Williams as President.
and ]. 81. Flanagan a. Secretary.
Squaws amuss themselves BY snow
balling Cinnamon. The hsathsn makes
NO resistance. but runs for his lie.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-20

vs. arc under obligations TO Ssnators
Stone. Shepherd and Stewart for printed
copies Of bills introduced in the Senate.
-Tasouroru Tmes.R erie1.
The News would DO glsdto make such
an acknowledgement. but II appears that
the Storey county delegation has used
up that SEQ worth Of postage stamps In
some other way. and 10 the newspaper
part Of their constituency 10 Left out In
the cold. Not . bill has been sent 70
this Office By any member Of the Lssisls'
turs.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-20
Cherry Creek Items.

Independent, Jan. 49, At the Star mil
everything 10 running with such distress
ing regularity that there is scarcely any
thing upon which to hang an item
Shipments OF bullion are regularly made
the shipment OF the 18th instant being
the largest since the mill started.
All eyes are now turned In the direc'
ton Of the E,chequsr mine. and pros
poets for its speedy resumption are eI.
exceedingly bright. Such a move will
be a big stride toward an area Of pros
perity for Cherry Creek.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-20

The New York star Is responsible for
the following: "Ssnator Jones is to be
reelected to the United States Senate
from Nevada ns1t Tuesday. Probably
there Is no man in that august body who
has done more to reconcile Us to the loss
OF such orators a. Clay. Calhoun and
Webster. Jones speeches may probably
DO explored for gems Of American els-
ausncs."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-20

Ir 10 rumorsd that Germany, which
declined TO exhibit at Paris. 10 seriously
thinking Of an International Exhibition
at Berlin for the year 1881. A number
Of German engineers have been studying
oil the arrangements made at Paris for
the construction Of the temporary build.
ings. the transport Of goods to and from
the Camp ds Mars. and the railroad
trafic.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-20

A BAPrIsr Church. in st. Louis.
destroyed by fire. has been offered the
use OF q Jewish synagogue in that city
by the president and trustees Of ths
same. to worship in until its own church
can DO built. This notable offer has
excited much comment. and doubtless
the second advent people will see
vonderous thi mgr in II.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-20

TIVE nomination Of eI-Confedsrats
General Lopgstreet a. Postmaster Al
Gainesville. Ca. is offensive to tbs
Georgia delegation in Congress, but
very gratifying to the stalwsrt wing oil
the Republican party. Longstrest was
virtually driven from New Orleans some
two years since on account Of his Re.
~publicanism. and he went TO reside on a
plantation he owns near Gainesville.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-20

The new editor Of the Austin Rsveiil,
is philologist. His. sIpending his men,
tai force in explaining to the Reese
River denizsns the difference between
the words .'lovs" and 'like."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-20

Tnr winnemucea Surer State advo-
Gates Big Meadows in Humboldt county
as . proper place for the State Insane
Asylum.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-20
NOTICE TO DEBTORS.

NoTics ls HEsRBY GIVEN THAT u.
IN n. 0ILLEsPIE 10 my duly authorized
Collector. All bills due the fashion Saloon 70
date lJanuaay itth) VIII be paid him. All bilis
jsso ios 7. puMARs.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-20

And In accordance with law. and an order
10 the Board OF Directon, made On the iath
day Of December, 1878, 90 many shares OF each
parcel OF such stock - may be necessary viii
be sold at public auction. ct the once Of The
Ss%'i S1,.e recon- o IL nj; g siia DAY.
the sth day OF February, ISIS, d The hour
Of . o'clock p. u. Of said day, 70 pay said
delinquent assessment thereon. together with
costs Of Advertising and Expenses Of the sale.
JAMES hRWLANDS, Becrvtsry..
0~fhceeRoom, 10. 23 bush street. Cosinopol'
itan Hotsl Baildiny, ban Francisco. California
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-20
NEW TO-DAY.

~.owN POINT GOLD AND Sill
wan MINING OONPASY.-Location Of
orineipsI place Of business. 33 Bush street,
San Francisco. California.
Location OF works, Gold Hill, Storey county,
Notice There are delinquent upon the fol-
,owins-described stock. on account Of ASSESS
ment mo. s6l levied ON the l9th day OF Deoeni-
her. isis. the several mounts yet opposite the
names Of the respective shareholder. - FOL.
ioss: No osrtif. shs. Amt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-20
DEFY ALL CUNNINGNBSS !

" ladies'. Misses' and Chidrcn's MAT.
ASH and HEAVIER CLOAks FIFTY
CENTS ON the DOLLAR.
LAdiss' cHkMlsks and NI0HT.0OwNS
FIFTY and SIXTY two AND A lIALrc CENTS
apiocs.
ALI coL.oRs Of the bts, zephyr, TWELVE
AND A uALf CENTS al ounce.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-07
PrOposed Arcttc Stations.

WARRINGTON, November 5.-CaStain
Howgate Is in receipt Of information Of
the proceedings of the international
Geographical Congress at Hamburg in
October. The meeting was called for
the purpose of securing harmonious ac-
tion on the part of the governments and
geographical societies of Europe and
America in the work of Arctic explora-
ton. Delegates were present from Ger
many, the Netherlands, Russia, France,
Austria, Denmark, Sweden and Nor
way. Neither Enll land nor the United
States was represented, but both are ex-
pected to cooperate in the plans. The
delegates were either official representa-
tives of their government or Of scientific
associations, but had no power to pledge
money or material aid. A resolution
was passed recommending the establish
ment o. permanent stations in the Arctic
regions At the following places: First,
Eastern Greenland, to be maintained by
Germany (; second, Jan Maven, by Hol--
land third, Finnmarken, by Norway !;
fourth, North Spitzbergen, by Sweden |;
fifth, North Novaya Zemleya, by Austria;
sixth, mouth Of the Lena, by Russia /;
seventh and eighth, Lady franklin Bay
and Point Barrow, by the United States;
ninth, Upernavlk, by Denmark. 1t was
decided that these stations should be oc-
cupied one or more years.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-07

TIE demand for cheap Jewelry in
creases almost daily, many OF the new
styles being so fantastic that even those
who are determined to wear them hesi-
tate about paying much for them, pur-
chase them in cheap materials and throw
them away when tarnished. Some of
the limitations are admirable, it must be
owned. A gold watch case IL carats
fine cost $50 another IA calats fine, can
be bought for half the money; and a
third, four carats fine, for $40 but no
thing but comparison reveals any differ
ence between the three to inexperienced
eyes. IL many cases, the stones used In
cheap sets are real; fine mOsa!cs, anne
thysis of great clearness, and excellent
onyxes being set in gold of quality so
poor that a whole set costs very little.
In other cases even the stones are false,
and one can buy set of what seems to
be initial onyx sleeve buttons set in gold
for less than it would cost to cut the
stones if they were real. Second quail
ty onyx, having the upper layer of un-
even thickness, is used in some of the
cheap seals, and in other bloodstone is
placed on one side and bit of glass on
the other. Still another deceit is seen
in large seals of pressed glass, apparent
ly, but really representing no more work
than pressed glass tumbler.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-07

the Bishop, "was q woman's." II was
soft and low, but penetrating; musical
and measured in Its accents, but not
precise. We were on a steamer, and she
murmured some commonplace words
about the scenery. do not rememb ber
what she said, but can never forget the
exquisitely tender musical voice. "The
sweetest voice ever heard" said the
Professor. Twas a mans. had been
out fishing nearly all day, and got back
soured the milk in the cellar. ] have
heard other voices since then, but
never -" But the Bishop, with a
look of intense disgust all over his face,
had already walked away ont OF hear ng,
and was lighting fresh cigar by him
self.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-07
GRAY's SPECIFIC MEDICINE,

The Great
!, n & lis h
Reniedy,an
uhia / n Z
G u r e for
y u IN IN a !
W eakne So,
Sperm
rhea. tmpo-
tency, and
rulI lliaauaag
The daily gazette., 1879-11-07
Mortality in India from Snake
Rites,

Readers will be startled to learn that,
according to return published in JAN
uary, 1873, no fewer than $1,000 human
beings lost their lives in India during
the previous year from snake bites. This
lamentable sacrifice of life Is occasioned
not only by the cobra and kraft, but BY
other deadly species, and notably by a
snake barely a foot long, the echis Carl
nata, known also by the name of kupper
or foorsa. The effects produced by snake
bites vary according to the species. Thus,
the bite of the corba produces coma and
speedy death, whereas the poison of
Others, such as Russelfs viper, produces
excessive pain, commissions. and usually
death. The bite of echis carinata causes
blood to ooze from the pores of the VIC
tim, who, after lingering for week or
more, succumbs to the fatal poison. The
NUM- ber of harmless snakes Is enormous
ly in excess of the venOmous species ELSE
the mortality would unquestiOnably be
greater even than it is; and it is to be
.eplored that more strenuous measures
are not taken to eradicate, as far as
possible, a tribe of animals 30 deadly 10
nan,-Chdmber's Journal.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-07
r,I TINE TABLE,
wtLMINgTON.

.vr wILMINeToN
..ania .s aa ,, 7;s", q ss s;is = 80, sS" s.S
ii, 1890 g. M m'' on sundays' 2.S
d. 500, :, S%, ,,s.a o. q m, I2 81, y 30.
D,onsudaW sna washington: l2oi; ann0 ~"
NOR, sS ia, sl". pm. 9""
sa,, s;I% = IS 5, p m no sunday
| c.,tle: go, siS a M ! o. . SOp
sunday 4, X r.: eio a m; o'' 6 30
son san%"S / Northern X, H. H., 20 -
bins,laonn y m; no sunday train: y:
sp sst,rn " 4. X. I ID, 10 % q I'D
ware WAY Nay train, $40 a IN.
In. sunuS r WILMINGTON.
,ssdAsS'pnIa;i2 a, sA s'o ~ ~ a o.,
s',ya, . IS, i2 81, 50, Oh, = . us -. 20 "a al
A,,qs 81 10 y. II Top m. ,or
*: q i o., 8 "a am; 70 p y 4. y 81 p,
s1nr, nm IN Sundays; IL aS' ="
loap lo,s H. ? N, 5 40, s4i. a m; u q
NJ nG5s IS p m, on Sundays 2 o. a III
\ ;sjns'S1, g. 3, ssaiays: 5s' i e q 4 q mi i
i psposi, 100 a IN ; no Sunday
Castle; 500 am; 2i0 M
= IaI N no sunday trains.
l,pare sP AZ, R. r.; 8 $50 IL 10 a m
issH u. No sunday trains.
N; ,ston sv 4 Northern X. r.: sos
llmi1'asb q n m, no sunday trains.
n, r..s % Western X. H.: 9 90 q m
I'm M. sunday train. o.2o ? IN.
Nv III m,,yISGToN LEAVE PHIL
,'eet and Washington ave.
\ ~ 40. 10 80, II 46 a IN; 2 80 y ~
- ak. 9 l5. II 80 pm; on Sun
,Sa -, m, . Oo,s 40, Il 80, p IN:
~ ~ " .cond and Market streets
uy "a m. Rls, ) 50, $50 ii ~ p m
.tsvs Q 20. II 10 y m.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-07

WIN until further notice make her rega- ECU
nesdays. Fridays and saturdays, leaving
Fourth street wharf at 8 a. m, and q, ana p
m. m Returning, i9aVe @ owing 20 the close OF
tTe II e. excursion Ike a season, the sunday. Mon
oay ,,n,aa anu Oct7.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-07

Twenty pounds was the result of an
amateur performance given by officers
and ladies of the Aldershot garrison two
weeks ago in aid of Blackstone, the COM
edian.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-07
fnchCr Line,

Sal ArEs ATE MAIL STEAMERS,
AM MniassdoW every sATHIpnAv, to
sage ,suiafly ~ 10 LONDON direct
u,,assow, Londond cry, Bel :
aloan Ca,isl, last, Liverpool.
Pond Cain iHs, y, S6O TO $50, Currency.
sr, including all requisites, $40
LONDoI IEnERAGE, $2s,
N Bf DIRECT STEAMER.
ExcnnrsslNS, S55 and S65.
asenger son anna tickets at reduced rates,
Tor elegance y ~ odations unsurpassed
r0.ms anu comfort. All state
books of,ns of ,a on main deck.
RnE,N RnEN DERSON BROS.
OsAM Green, New York
|stpl8, hEIIS, Adams Express,
Wilmington, Del
The daily gazette., 1879-11-07
HOADs'


ne,puIA. WILMINGTON d
4rN0RE RAIL ROAD.
June 2. ins.
llleays wilmington a. follows
.,,h,s and Interim ediste Stations,
10 80 a. m, 23o, 400, 7 ~
.irb,al Express) 0. 90, s.3o, 10 o. a m
NJ New YORK. 2 81. I 90, iU.04. a m,
~ Nv, snc d Intermediate Stations,
Iore and bay Line, 7.0S, p. m.
INA anl Wasnlngton 1901. 2 1915. 30.
lOi,5ls, 1903 p. m.
Imr Delaware Division, lea We for:
sgs, q.i5, a. m. LOS, 6 36 p.R.
wan aud lnlerm ediate stations,
and And Intermediate Stations 9.16
pm. -
tlpnis and Intermediate stations,
|pbis and New York, 2.09. q. m. +,
and Washington, IL 81, 2 10
Sibsr Information passengers are
IA lhe time tables posted At the
n. r. KENNEY,
oerintendent.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-03-15
BILLS APPROVED SINCE THE
LEGISLATURE ADJOURNED.

Since the adjournment OF tho Legisla-
ture the Governor has approved the fol-
lowing bills-all of them originating In
the Senate-and filed them with the
Secretary of State:
To authorize the Eureka Board of
County Commissioners to pay @. M.
Bennett, architect, for plans and speci-
fications for proposed new Courthouse
in that county.
To pay the Claim of County Clerk
Harmon, OF Eureka. for making out
militia rolls for two years.
To reduce the tax levy for State pnr-
poses to So cents.
To prohibit the killing and branding
of live stock by persons not owning the
same, and providing penalty for so
doing on conviction Of the commission
OF the act.
To prevent involuntary servitude in
this State. [Chinese coolie racket.
To authorize Elko County Commits
sioners to issue bonds for the building OF
a new County Jail.
To authorize the Eureka School Dis
trict to issue bonds, etc.
To amend the Williams (Reganl Act,
to regulate fares aud freights on rail.
roads.
To amend the Revenue Act, exempting
widows and church property from tax
alton.
To amend the Railroad Act, by i'm.
posing penalty for failure to file state.
ments by railroad companies with tbs
Secretary of State.
To amend the Election Act approved
March II, 1878.
To repeal section OF an Act for thu
taxation of mines that produce one tor
or less day of ore. etc., approved Marcel
5, 1877.
Also Assembly bills
Relating to the burial OF the dead o
incorporated cities of the State.
To amend the ACT to regulate the sal
or disposal OF opium, and to prohibit th
keeping of places of resort for smokin
or otherwise using that drug.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-03-15
NEPHI STANDARD MILL, J
SALT CREEK, UTAH,
Dec. LIST, 1878.

AS there have been sew
eral attempts made to foist |
upon the public an inferior
article Of Utah flour by |
using the name of our we'll
known brand Of " Snow
fake X x X x" we have,
in order to protect the
Phoebe market, as we'll as to
protect ourselves, adopted
the plan of sealing the
mouth of each sack of that
brand with a label bearing
the words, Put Up Exclu-
sively for T. G. Poujade.
Phoebe" Every sack of 4 X
flour that goes to Phoebe
from our mill bears this
label-NoNE IS GENUINE WITH
OUT 1T-and we request both
consumers and dealers who
favor us with their patron
age, not to buy any article
(even though put up in ex-
actly similar sacks) under
the impression that it comes
from our mill, unless it bears
the label above referred.
Hoping that we may con-
tinue to please the public as
heretofore,
Very respectfully,
JOEL GROVER,
Supt. Nephi Mill & Mfg. Co.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-03-15

The Chronicle says IL is advanced
by way Of excuse for the treachery of
some Of the Storey county Legislators
that their business relations with the
owners Of the railroads were such that
in voting for the reduction Of frsights
and fares they would have been voting
against the interests OF friends as well
40 their own. This is what was the mat.
ter with some Of the Lincoln county Leg
islators. II they had voted for the re.
ductions Of freights and fares i. would
have injured their business interests with
the railroad-sack.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-03-15

A Virginia City dispatch OF the 10th
says there is considerable exciteme Mt
in that city over the report that the Dis
trict Attorney of Ormsby county will
cause the arrest Of three OF the Storey
county Legislative delegation, for accept.
ing brides from the Virginia Il Truckes
Railroad Company. There may be some
truth in this rumor. but we doub. it very
much.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-03-15

Silver State Barney Rodda brought
some gold bearing quartz to town from
q ledge recently discovered by him,
which is literally spangled with gold.
The specimen shown Us was about the
size Of hens egg, and it seemed to be
about one fourth gold. The locality OF
the find is secret.
Gold Hill News. 7th Wednesday
night Ophir made her final shipment Of
bullion for the month OF February. The
cleanup yielded $4,000 and the total
for the month was Sl65,000. California
shipped her cleanup Wednesday also.
1t amounted to S74 1856 60; total for Feb
ruary, S165, S9l.s3.
Carson Appeal: A man named James
Gilbert, who has been employed at the
Vivian Mill, was taken in charge OF the
Sheriff yesterday as a person of unsound
mind. His insanity was made manifest
by his kneeling to strangers and address,
ing them as Jesus Christ. and in the in
conference of his talk upon the subject
of religion.
Austin Reveille: A ranchmap. who
came in from Smoky valley, reports that
he saw large number of grasshoppers
on his way. Thinking it rather early
for these gentry to be on their depreda-
tions, he got of from his wagon and ex-
amined one and found it to be veritable
grasshopper. II he was going home
from town we might think he was capa-
BILE of seeing grGsshoppers or even
snakes; but as it was. We suppose We
must place some reliance on the state.
ment.