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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-20

GosE BELow.-Jobn Q. A. Moore and
family went to San Francisco last even
ing. The occasion Of this trip 10 for
the purpose OF being present al their
trial against the @. p. r. r. Co. for
$50. 900 damages which Is to take place
on the Esd inst. The trial Of this case
has been postponed from time to time,
at the request OF tho attorneys OF the
defendants. and In consequence has put
Mr.. Moore to q very great expense.
From what can be learned, Mr.. Moore
has q very good claim against the rail-
road company, and the fact Is made pal
pabls enough by the numerous requests
for postponement by the defendants. In
justice to oil parties concerned In this
matter Il is hoped that there will be no
further deferments In this case.-Cdr-
son Appeal, Sept. 10.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-20
n.ass., LisrtN.

The members Of the Virginia Miners
Union wish to tender thanks for the fol-
lowing donations to their library: Jas
per Baboock, Secretary Of State. for
journal Of the Assembly. Ninth Session;
Journal of the Senate, Ninth Session,
and Appendix to the Journal Of the SEN
ate and Assembly, Ninth Session, three
volumes. Hon. r. N. Daggett, for
"Charters and Constitution OF the
United Statss," parts l and 2. two vol.
umes. W. Il. Patton, for 1.-THE Earth"
by Elisee Rsclus. with maps and illus.
trations, one volume. George r.
Woods, Treasures OF Science. History
and Literature" n volume. ]. G..
Certify, "Paris by Gaslight and Sun.
light" n volume.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-20
Wanted to Be Crucined.

SAN BUENAvrSTunA, Sept. l9.-Early
yesterday morning quite q sensation
was created on Main street by the ap'
psarance Of Ramon Boneas In q state Of
complete nudity. who rushed frantically
up the street from his residence, and
before he could DO secured, dashed into
the Catholic Church, where early mass
was being celebrated. Proceeding to
the altar where the astonished Father
was officiating, he lay down at full
length, demanding to BE- nailed to the
cross. About this time the constable
escorted him to the lookup. It 10 not
known whether insanity or whisky Is
the trouble.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-20
MINING NOTES.
u.,,.r. or Insersss All Along the
Lode.

There is one important fact in connec.
ton with explorations east from the
north end which seems so for to have
escaped comment by the press but is
freely discussed by the people Of the
Comstock. In running south on the
Lady Bryan GOO level a heavy clay wall
was recently struck with o marked west
erly trend. In fact 1t aims directly
toward the Comstock. This clay wall
carries with 1t o strong ledge lorna.
ton Of clay. porphyry and quartz,
aud has every indication OF being q true
6ssure vein. What this formation may
in reality be will be shown as work
toward the Comstock in the Lady Bryan
proceeds In the drift now following 1t,
and more especially az the Scorpion.
which IL operating in Its direct path.
gains depth. Between these two
mines there IL. on the surface, . range
Of trachyts. The indications are at
present that this vein will be found to
underlie this traehytic wall and all sur
face disturbances which have taken place
in that section. The ' found In the
Flowery mines and the fact that the vein
il traceAble on the surface for Q score OF
miles in its trend further north and east
along the mountains west OF the great
basin Is important OF consideration In
this connection.
An improvement ia reported In east
crosscut, 1900 level. Of the Silver Hill.
This crosscut has been in soft and prom.
ising vein matter. carrying low grade
quartz for some time. The ledge IL very
broad, but at the point now reached In.
dications are found Of o concentration.
There is considerable water in this
formation, also.
The situation at the north end Is In.
tsresting. The @. 4 G. new pump.rods
will be in place and ready for operation
tomorrow, when the pipe will be In
place in the Union shaft from the Sierra
Nevada 1900 level to the Union 1000
level, and preparations completed for
raising the water OF the former mine to
the latter level and transferring 1t to
the G. & @. shaft. to be there raised to
the Sutro tunnel level. .
In the California, on the 2l50 level
and in the drifts following the vein in.
tersected by the connection between the
G. & @. shaft and the Ophir. the ore
body is widening and growing richer as
It is followed in both directions. The
containing rock is Of q very kindly for.
nation and there is every likelihood Of
this vein leading to an ore body both
rich and extensive.
There Is q marked improvement In
the quartz encountered in the Lady
Bryan mine, on the $50 level and in the
crosscut east from the DRIFT running
south and from which the incline raise
10 being made to the foot OF the perpen.
dicular shaft. The quartz here found
contains spots Of rich ore and the whole
formation yields encouraging assays.
The Union shaft new pump.hoist will
DO running tomorrow.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-20
Remarks and Conditions.

Nominations In stakes must b made to tbs
Secretary on or before the 20th day Of August,
1879. Entries for the purses must b made:
For Mondays races. on the Saturday preceding;
for Wednesdays races, on Monday; and for
Fridays races on Wednesday. d the regular
time for closing entries, % Designated ~ the
rules. Those VIII havs nominations In stokes
must mans 70 ths Secretary. In writing, which
they will start, the day before the race. 81 6S.
n, Horses entered In purses can only b drawn
b. the consent Of the Judges.
The rules OF the Pacific Blood Horss Associs-
ton will govern running races.
The winner Of the stake for Syekf old to b
run at Sacramento, Sept. 10, to CARY . pounds
extra, and OF Fridays 8 year old, then . pounds
extra. should the same colt win both VI thsee
STAKES Il shall carry 10 pounds extra.
All horses entering for State purses must b
owned and kept In Nevada and California east
Of the Sierra Nsvsdss for six months prior TO
day OF race.
Entries 70 all trotting purses will Close Sep
tembsr LIST with the Secretary.
Five or more TO enter, and three or more 70
start in all races for purses.
National Trutting Association rules to govern
trottipR races. Pacific Coast Blood Horse Asso-
citation rules TO govern running races, sxcspsas
above.
1o'clock r. y.
All enties must b directed to p. B. Com.
stock. Secretary Of the socistY.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-20

Certified copies Of the articles OF In
corporation and list OF officers Of the
Golden Gate Mill and Mining Company
have been fled: ]. A. T. Evsrend. R.
b. Cunningham. Il. Cox, j. j. Apple
gate, 8. s. Sprague, incorporators;
$40, OOO, 900; shares 100. 900; q. Cox,
President; j. j. Apologize, Secretary.
Henry Lee. an engineer at the Savage
mine. yesterday morning had his right
wrist caught between the connecting rod
and crank Of the air compressor. Some
OF the small bones Of the joint were
broken and the injury is q very severe
one.
It looks 40 though q stock boom was
coming. Consult T. II. Ralston, com.
mission stock broker, Main street, who
buys, sells and carries stocks on margins
and loans money on active accounts.
Sec his advertisement under New To.
day.
The Utah Extension Mining Company
has filed articles OF incorporation. Cap
ital stock, $40, OOO, 900. Directors-W.
Valentine Gray, Jerome Spaulding. Rob-
ert Creighton, William F. McAllister,
Alison Van Dsnburgh.
The pinion Of the south reel OF the
underground hosting engine at the Vel.
low Jacket shaft was broken day before
yesterday, causing q temporary suspsn'
sion OF sinking in the north winzs below
the $500 level.
The final shipment Of California
bullion for August was made some days
since, making q total Of SOL, LOT IS.
The first shipment on the September 40.
count, amounting to $4,000, will DO
made tonight.
DR.. Chapman invites the readers Of
the News, by his advertisement in an.
other column. to call at his Office, $50
South @ street, Virginia, for all kinds Of
dental work aud guarantees satisfaction.
The members OF Yellow Jacket volun-
tser Hose Company, No. Q, will find In
our advertising columns today an answer
to their challenge to No. l. The public
will find this answer Of interest.
A LETTER addressed as follows Is held
for postage ct the Gold Hill postofice:
George Logan. Benton, Mono county,
California; Yellow Jacket mine.
The West Comstock has levied an
assessment OF ten cents per share, delin.
qusnt October 20. See advertisement
in another column.
There Is an unusual amount OF smoke
in tho air and there must have been
tires somewhere in the mountains to
have made It oil.
Holders Of stock in the ophir Consol.
dated Mill and Mining Company will
find an important advertisement in an
other column.
An assessment Of twenty-five cents
has been levied on the capital stock OF
the Scorpion Mining Company.
A few minutes loud talk in Virginia
recently. and with On ak to emphasize
it, cost Joseph Rivardo sl2O.
Rev. George N. Eastman will preach
at st. Johns Church tomorrow ut ii
A. N.
The present term Of the District
Court will close two weeks from today.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-20

"ASSuAL SrArrsrIcIAS."-L P. Nc
Carly, Publisher and proprietor Of the
Annual Statisticiaa. 10 in town. and next
week will call on our people with his
GREAT work. And IL Ia a great work.
I'VE have not time this afternoon to 70.
xiev IL. There 10 somsthing in II for
sysrybody and everybody wants 1t. A
fuller statement Of the many eIcellences
Of the work and the reasons why It 10 .
work which should b in every house
will appear soon.
Dave Rsdovieh. formerly in business
in Gold Hill. 10 running . restaurant In
Podis.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-20
The Mound House Fire.

Tho total loss Of goods stored in the
depot Of the v. & 7. railroad at the
Mound House was $4,000. Rsclaua-
lions have been made out against the
railway company; but that concern. Il
seems, refuses to pay. on the ground
that the responsibility Of q railway as q
common carrier ends when the goods are
unloaded FROM the cars and they are
ready for delivery to the consignees.
The losers are therefore very indignant,
and will sue to ecove According to
the Lyon County Tunes the building Is
said to have caught fire half Q dozen
times. The company having neglected
to put Q fre.prooi roof upon 1t after
these repeated warnings the losers think
that they will have no trouble in making
ont the case.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-20
SPECIAL PREMIUMS.
Rsuestrianship.

Ladies' Grand Tournament, for the most &C.
complished and graceful. lady riders, Wsdnss.
ds,, October 9. 10 O'clock 4. 4.
The Society o6ers four premiums, which Will
copsist Of the Rocisty's SILVER Plate, valued ~.
spectivsly st 500. so. so and go.
n lady Who II sdjudged nrst. shall have her
choice Of all prsmiums offered. The second
lady shall have second choice, and % on.
II 10 expsctsd that other special premiums
VIII b added to this List By private oont1oa-
ton.
None but ladies Of the highest respsetah'hv
will b allowed 70 compete for price.
Ladies' Wishing to compete TOT pnss. W.
please send names TO Secretary inoofsso W
two member OF the eocisty.
Military Tssrnamsnt -. Frieeys ~
s,cIsck A. n.
Premium $50. and special premium OF eola
medsi. vslus SiOo tgift Of President steveosool
for me beet driiisd Military OompAny.no
shootine. Ths Company competng MAI =
,ovt .1tn mot les than forty msn, and VIII .
sscr,red 10 drill IN accordance with "upton's
III xrmy Tsetics,' 70 In ths ''1chool Of q Con
S.ev rpafs0sphs til 20 ifo, and In skaSnish
Srii' psrasrsphs 10 70 90.
q. @. sTEvsNsON, P~rssidest.
p. B. o0NsTocK. sse1ssss5. IVA
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-20
Fiss p

No dealer in groceries, provisions,
fruits, etc., ON the Comstock can excel
friend oahsn, opposite the Maynard
House, Main street, in the display Of
fruit made. or in fresh family supplies.
His stock Is as complete as 1t 10 fine,
and includes everything, from o cask OF
tine wine to o ~cigsr-from Q pumpkin to
a pin. Mr.. Cahsn keeps just what you
want, and tells you Of 1t by his adver-
tissmsnt elsewhere. and invites you to
call and satisfy yourself. He will sell
you goods cheap, and deliver them into
the bargain.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-20
I~saseoe's Boaaasa.

Archie Pascos was floor manager at
the Miners Union ball night before last.
and had so many goodlooking ladies
and envious gents shaking hands and
cougratulating him on that nice little
new baby boy Of his, that hs looked
upon the whole festive scene 90 an ova.
ton to himself. He smiled like q pstri.
arch and felt bigger than . bass drum.
he has named the boy General Grant.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-20
GRANT ARRIVED.
Only Thirty Miles
Away.

SAN Francisco, Sept. 90 P. NJ
No news from the Toxic, as yet. A very
sharp lookout is kept for her. and being
fully due, she can DO expected at any
moment. The weather continues foggy
outside, but, with the arrangements
made, the Toxic must be intercepted BY
some one Of the craft cruising outside
for the purpose. when signal guns will
Immediately pass the news along.
The city is o vast sea OF hass,
stresmsrs and gay decorations, and large
numbers OF people are Hooking In from
all sections Of the country. eager with
expectation.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-20
California Mine speculators.


CHICAGO. Sept. 2O.-S. W. Scott, OF
San Francisco. was brought up before
Justice WEIGH yesterday and charged
with the subezzlemsnt and larceny OF
81, 500 from w. E. Lown OF this city.
Inq uiry revealed the fact that during last
January Scott, who is q dealer in mines,
was Q guest at the Palmer House
While here he met Mr.. Lown,
also o mine broker. Scott met o
party to whom he disposed Of 9 mine,
clearing by the transaction several thou.
sands OF dollars. It Is alleged that
Lown now claims to have introduced
this party to whom Mr.. Scott sold the
mine. and that consequently be wants q
commission. Scott says Lown never
introduced the buyer at all. Lown has
brought the suit on q charge Of embez.
cling this commission. and the matter
will be thoroughly ventilated.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-20

Diphthsrla is q fightful soourgs Of
the rislng generation. The children OF
kings and lords are carried away BY It,
as we'll as those OF the poorest people.
In several countries OF Europe prizes
are offered for the discovery OF the best
remedy for the disease. Among the
prizes Ia one offered by the Empress OF
Germany for the best treatise ON the
subject published within o year.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-20
Departures Last Evesisw.

Smith. James Bergman. p Barrye. A
Glow, J P Chaplin, o Enrich. E r Smith.
VIM Travarton. N Mil. @ Kline. W d G
Gibson. W s Donacsn, b Gslland, Mrs
Arrjub, 8 Matthews. W Way. Mrs J E
Thompson. Mrs I Furgueson. W Fur
gueson. Miss Weed. o Lonkey. Mrs Hoff.
man, J J Chappell. Miss F Clark. Mrs J
q Fair and family. c Z Allen. Mrs MCGEE.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-20
Relixtous Notices.

There win b Divine service at the Methodist
Kpiscopal Church. Gold Hill, tomorrow a. IL
A u. and Of 80 p.n.. ths Pastor, hev. W.. MINIS,
ociciatipg. Sunday school q i:O.
81. Johns Church. Gold Hill. Rev. H.. ..
Rsstmsn' Rector. s.rv,ces ON Sunday at n
a. n, and f:30 p. n. The seats are iree and
ali are cordially invited. sunday school ct i:so.
There will b divine service 81 81. Paufs
Church. Virginia City. tomorrow a. IL A. |.
Rev. r. 9. kastman omcistipg.
There will be divine service ct Grsce Church,
SILVER CITY. tomorrow At IN y. n. Rev. George
N. Eastman ofacisting.
R.v. Mr.. Graham will preach In xssonic
Hall, Gold Hill 10 morrow lsunday) evening.
ssot.mbsr n, 81 T:30 o'clock. All persons are
cordially invited TO attend.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-20
SPECIAL MEETING.

TROJAN MINING ooMPANY-NoTIcE IS
/ hereby given that . special Meeting OF the
S~tocthoidsrs In the Trojan Mining Company
will be held 1t their once, Room IL safe De
posit Building. No. s2s Montgomery street. Ban
Francisco. Cslifornis. on THURSDAY. Septem.
Der twenty. nth t:eth), 1873, at 4 O'CLOCK J. T.,
said Company and OF transscting any other
business that may properly come before ths
meeting, BY order OF the Board Of DIRECTOR.
DAVID WILDER. secretary.
Ban Francisco, September 10, 1879. IL
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-20

A half dozen drugs seem TO be sufi.
Gent to combat all kinds Of diseases.
During the Turko-R Russian war the med.
ical staff Of the Russian army ordered
SO, 900 pounds Of quinine, $4,000 pounds
OF chloroiorm, 49,. 1000 pounds Of castor
oil. and several thousand pounds OF
opium, gum arabic, camphor and AR
bolic acid. With these they felt pre-
pared for all emergencies.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-20

"shs's q siddy GIRL" said Smith to
Brown, talking Of Q chattering young
lady at an archery party. eyes" An.
swered Brown, "shs talks awful light"
and yet Smith sailed 10 Europe and
journeyed through Germany and France.
and Il was not until hs was going down
the Rhine that Il struck him that
Browns remark had any relation To the
word "toxophilits."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-20
Como Isems.

Quite an excitement was caused last
Tuesday. says the Lyon County Times.
by the discovery Of rich ore in the West
Rapidan claim. assays going as high Is
$500.
The residents OF Como want 0 semi.
weekly mail established between Dayton
and that place.
The pans for welter's mill will come
from the Merrimsc mill. The battery 10
being made in Carson. L. Stonsr has
contracted to have the mill in running
order in thirty days.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-20

Presents for the fair for the bsnsat OF
the orphans. under care OF the Sisters
Of Charity Of Virginia, to Be held octo-
Der 9, are accommodating In the window
Of N. n. friedrich. Virginia. Among
other valusbls articles 10 . large silver
punch bowl which came all the way
from San jose, Cal.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-20
Arrivals shis aev.s.g.

o Ehrllch. @ A shsny. D Donahue. W
saddsr. A Doxnie. + Benjamin. A ]
Hussey. J began. Thomas shayo, J T
Hsssell. Miss Perrin. Miss d Wagner. T
A Ireland. Mrs Tise. Mrs Whitaker. E
Patton. Miss Parkinson. xrs W ] Wild
balm. Mrs Capt Lyons. Ada Sharback.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-20
LATER.

SAN Francisco. Sept. 2O-s:2o P. n.
The Toxic is just sisnaled, thirty
miles outside the Heads.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-20
Assessment or Milling Property.
Following is the valuation Of milling
property in Lyon county, as returned by
the Assessor and published In the Times:

The above valuation will be greatly
increased by the Board Of Equalization,
that OF the Eureka mill alone having
already been raised " some S6O,0OO.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-20
OCTOBER sIITH TO ELEVENTH,
QNoLusIvR)
Mendny-Fivst Day.

Mendny-Firs Day.
No ,-q,.Ns m, oyves, o,ds vb,ch h.vs psvs,
.,s.t an ~. 80. sSS ssrh an SortsIs aim
49, A.. s,,ion.s
Nos -Purse Siso: sia,t to dr,t. sas to second;
NJ S@Rs,Iin ~ s,.s. sor thorouobb,.d =.
v.sr "a aIiis.. socisty 10 sdd 600, dssh Of
ys.n LII S~.. ssn "a, e,i~
~, hss n,svionsIv Ven = rscs shsii csryv ovs
nornds .ytrs. snd.rv NiIv thst hss ~on Two
ssces s,eht nonnd. e9trs. sny 6iiv tbst M Won
thyee NO. len ponnds ertrs second ally 10
ave sntrsnes'
No I-Purse saso. slso 10 frst. $40 10 eco.
ana 40 N mid, h..ts N = miIs irss Sor ali.
No s-Hnrdie ,sse- ststs an sas each. an Tor.
feit. 400 sdded: one And 4 Quarter mijes over
Ave Surdles' thrse fear ain inchss high, Waller
"s'kn"
Taesday-sscend Day
No. e-TrottinQ; $50 class; FREQ for oil horses
In Nevsds. aiso Tor an horsrs from eisrrs. Ia.
ssn' PLUMB ana Modoo counties. Csiifornis.
and Grant and Lake counties. Oregon; three in
Sioo
No. 7-Trotting; freq for al; three miles and
repeat; pure $50; nrst horse $500. ssoond
h0f's si1'' 'n'f' n'''s 10
Wednesdsy-Third a
No. 8-Btafes for all 2-year olds, tnree.quar.
~ We SIS
cas- p.p |; $50 .dded; one and one sightn miIss:
No. lo-D..h Of . half mill, free for all horses
Oregon: Pure slco; nrst nor's SiU' second
horss ~.
NO. -siahes OF ~ eacn, J. p; gola mson~
Weight loo pounds. The riders must BE- nom.
bers OF the Stste Agricuitufsl socis'y. OF .os
racine oosst ni0o9 norse Associs.ivns olsoms
regular JOCKEY oluo. Ano NO one VIC msAosA
puriness OF framing norses, OF VIC ~ svss
riooen once ior money, oI ssnKsgea =
pioyment OF framing 10 ny capsc,ty, vii w.
ligible. NOMINATIONS must ~ maze lr tne
name OF the person y 70 rae ne Lott
ame 70 Inc SECRETARY On honoay' tns nfssoAy
Of me fair; ANN. A.. 49,.
No. l2-Hurdle race. pure S1Oo; nrst hone
tlas. second horse so. third horse essi heats
o. mile; winner OF me hurdle Isce on the nrss
Gay 70 cariy 10 POUNDS eatra' secona . POUNDS
sxtIa, welter ws,gnts; 49,
CUr-N9. nn,nSSsp ovsseep
LIZ ~ e.cn' " .ot.e., SiV ..s
sSO0 sooea, ~ M q.1ss' s 1872
n1rsS W ,.Senss Az, sssh S.sisrs,icn ~
,mslEnss an.s.s nssus
W msoe 0sp'e"oof
rs...a.x-R..rth nav
No. t-Trotting, mile and repeat, free for all
named in California and Oregon; purss $500;
nIst horse $2so' second morse $ioo' thifa morse
~ No. lS-rro,.ins, aas class, free for ali; be-,
three In nve; purse $ooo; nrst morse Aoo' Sec
ono Na sI Ine TON, Ava m,,.. ont. fra for all,
pursA SAO, drSt horse f2S0. second horso HiG0.