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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-08
FOREIGN DISPATCHES.
The euez Canal,


WASHINGTON, March S.-Tho United
States Consul General OF Cairo, Egypt,
furnishes the Department OF State facts
from authentic sources regarding the
Suez Canal. He says the entire cost OF
the canal was 500. 273.9o7. The stock
in the company consists Of 10000. 900
shares OF 500 francs each. These have
sold Us low as 100 francs each. Al the
opening Of the canal they had advanced
to only 800 francs. They are now
quoted at III francs, and are probably
worth more. The revenues OF the canal
increased from 5000. 900 francs in 1870
to over 80. 000. 900 francs 10 1877. The
expenses. including interest. sinking
fund aud land, have been a little over
II, ZOO. 900 francs per year, and while
tho revenues steadily increase the eX-
pensss IRE decreasing or stationary. Tho
saving OF distance to British ships going
to India is nearly 5000 miles. Two.
thirds OF the vessels passing through the
canal carry the English dag. Ferdinand
Lesseps expresses the opinion that the
Panama Canal must be constructed
without locks TO DO successful OF remu'
nerstiys.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-08
Piper's Opera House.

The Georgia Minstrsls delighted q
large audience at Pipsr's Opera House
last evening. The performances Of the
troupe have many oIosllenciss. The
nine songs Of the parlor entertainment
were mostly we'll rendered. The finest
baritone voice we have heard for . long
time il that OF Morris. 1t Ia full. rich,
musical and flexible. Tho younger Boz
bee has n good tenor voice and some
others have fine voices and sing we'll.
Little. the basso prcfmdo. has his deep
voice still. His ordinary conversation
il carried on somewhere on the key OF
double q. But the most artistic part Of
tho whole performances 10 the "Home,
Sweet Home" Of Bohee and his banjo.
On tho american Harp he 10 the he
Bohee Of them oil. The modulations
Of his accompaniment TO the variations
as picked out Of the banjo are excellent.
He has raised banjo playing to q fine
art. Al much 30 AZ Sol Smith has min.
icry. The banjo seItette Is a new and
interesting feature. The whole per.
Torrance Is well worth attending. Not.
withstanding the inclemency OF the
weather the house will be filled again
this evening, when the Georgiss will
give their last performance.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-08
RuMoRs BELOW.
Requa % Have charge OF she
Flooded niaes--Ths Bullion
Undtr BonAuna Control.

The San Francisco Posi- Of Wednesday
has the following : 1T Is rumorsd that
Superintendent Gillette, Of the Savage.
AMI Dsidesheimer, Of the Hale 4 Nor
cross, will shortly be removed. aud that
Isaac L. Requa, superintendent Of the
Chollar mine, will take complete charge
Of all the flooded mines on q compare
lively small salary. II being apparent 10
heavily loaded insiders that the paying
Of assessments to maintain officials who
have nothing to do but to watch the
movements Of the pumping machin cry
10 about played out.
In connection with this II Is given out
that q drift will DO started Immediately
on the 1900 level Of the Combination
Shaft to tap the water in the lower levels
Of the Hale & Norcross and Savage. BY
thus making u stump Of the shaft. II Is
thought that the 2l00 and 1900 levels OF
the flooded mines can be drained. The
DRIFT will DO run with all possible speed.
and when In a sufficient distance the
work Of tapping the water eau be done
with the diamond drills. As for the
economical reforms Of heavily laden
mine managers. II Is hoped that they
will be continued.
During the past few days II has been
whispered among the knowing ones that
George Schultz had virtually given the
control Of the Bullion and EIchequer
over to the bonanza firm. This morn
ing. In order to get ut the truth Of the
above. we waited upon Mr. Schultz
and had an interview. In regard to the
rumor that he had given up the control
OF the Bullion and Exchequer to tho
bonanza people he had nothing to say,
and We did not press him OH the sub
ject. The changes male at the mines
are significant.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-08
The Horrors Of Dyspepsia.
Id,i.p lUieL.l Tines.

tdgi1H l.uirh.l Times.
r,.,o ..m. ., ~. d,,ror ,.h,. =, ,ho
r.m.sn.s Wors. ,hs o,h.r Ia ,w, 49,
or ma 4 Lam enJ hungry IooLino
sus,omsr tba other a dscent spncarine
.onna ILL, A. nav ,oachsJ M no
H." ~. oid., man o,n,.haJ Srar,,.aI,v n,
NV LII ~, ta.. al rsm.,LaS -
n ~ "A'
Wv. a.. u,,, SO, no, Va, l,ov
t" ~ n 81,
IA q, ,an wa.h: viii jv.nons;s Az
800 sonn, ,nos. ,h., wnn', hur,
ms To wai,.t,N"prino ma somoovs.
tar .oun and. l.,,s' see' .boiled white
a. s,s. IJ1baya sono a, Nm,
"a All n.y.. anil, .o,s,
,,N..e ~. sas 49,, a,.a ,bay..a ao,.
a. 49,, 80, .,a.s,hjn. .Rnss,
-, ~, =. ~,
,uik'y. .na' 'asu' NJ, W h.aI
Ia,e SUNS 'ua .r,ysI yos,
na,s ..n,s IL s.,an I.n ~
pm, .ss Insn,t AMI sv.ry,hiny.
I.m ~. ii, 81 H. ha;i.J ham samn
4. go .,ionan i;va,s
.nI Ssa",ohIss -"
- N. 49, n.d ho.n ,o,,,c tina orasr
I'D A.. msn viii he waal s,omsch
s. uu nj. " nav sar crscksrs that wsy
To- hn,,ar hs,. ,oor = niscs oI b,sad
~. n;.tis a,d = s,aiL m Gallery and
%trsnusn,ly remsrhinv tbat bs couldn't
an, sv%.,v;hino siaye5 his stomach until
h;s J;nnar ma. b,on,Lt- Uo Lacked n
49, -, 80"
,os., vs.i and a,o,hsr onion r@emarkipo
~, ri. s,omaoh Wa. ,.,,;blv ua.L bs
s.I h.s, sn@.s;n, ,.r,;h,. ,rcm J.sn.n.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-08
EASTERN DISPATCHES.
t.r.crAI TO Tn, BOLD HILL DAHL u.v,l
Yeene's Name Forged.

NEW YoRx, March 8. - James r.
Keens stated last night that his name
WA forged Thursday To- half.rats tel.
-grsphic message to J. X. Fisher K Co..
grain brokers Of Chicago, directing them
TO sell 3 1000. 900. 900 bushels Of wheat on
Kssns's account. This caused . decline
in wheat at Chicago from n~insty-siI to
ninety.thrss cents. Ksens knew moth.
ing Of the transaction until yesterday
afternoon. and rspudiatss the entire
sale, which will compel the re~purchase
by Fisher & Co. OF the amount sold on
his account to-day. Kesns says be had
no intention OF making any sales OF
grain at present, and certainly not at
niuety.three cents per bushel. The
message was sent through the Atlantic
and Pacific Company and Keene states
II was evidently the work OF an agent In
the interest OF New York York snd Chi
caeo parties. Steps have been taken to
discover the author OF the telegram.
Ksene says suspicious are strong against
persons short Of provisions, who hoped
by this means to depress the market and
cover their shorts. A large reward will
be Immediately offered by ksene for the
discovery Of the forger and bis associ.
ates. The original copyo Of tho dispatch
Is now In Keene's possession.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-08

The wrATHrR.-This isa good time
to sing 1t SHOWS and IL blows and it's
cold. stormy weather." The winds have
piped the keynote around house corners
for over Q week now and have made
penny whistles Of the chimney tops and
used the telegraph wires for sccompan.
iments and made themselves heard night
and day. About six inches Of snow
have fallen and there Is more In the air
and coming right along. Winter has
Spring by the nape.
HINT ron TIM FLooprr MHrs.-Ths
San Francisco Post Of yesterday sayi
that the 3.inch pipe used to carry the
water Of the Julia into the sutro Tunnel
carries the water "a distance OF two
miles along the main tunnel and II tlows
along the ground the remainder Of the
distance. thus being so cooled In tenn
perature as to do NO damage TO the tun.
nell" Here Is o hint for the flooded
mines.
PnrzEs.-siI prizes will be distributed
at the Purim masquerade Monday night
-one each to the lady and gentleman
for the best sustained characters. one
sach to the lady and gentleman for the
most comical characters, q each 10 the
lady and gentleman for the richest
dresses.
, CHICKEN CONTENTION. mailman 4
Sweeney, Of the Elk Saloon. 30 South @
street, Virginia, received this morning
BY express ten game cocks direct from
the East. There will. therefore. b Q
heavy chicken dispute Of their cock pit
tonight and tomorrow night,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-08

l. Hynes. J Baum. A Cohen. l. Brown
NJ Coleman, Misc J Case. s 7 Gage, Mrs
Geo w Cassidy. W W Hobart. II Piummer.
Miss J Walker. Z II Underwood. l. Cohen.
FIJI Hart. J d Bailey. ID W perley, X
D.v,op. l. Lichenhauer. Chas Mcconnell
and wife. c Green. d. Hacar. Mrs 5 A
Chapman and family. A Morrison, J W
Hoffman. y Gumbert and wife, L HAnak'
W W sweadly. ID MeGennisAn' A iish'
r Gleason, ID W Mcintosh.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-08
Up Car.ou.

Members OF the upper, lower and
third houses of,he Legislature are strag'
Cling Comstockwards. Among then
are members both from home and abroad.
To p~articularize would take too much
time and space. Take q roll call and
look II over and about a t%wo-thirds ma
jority Ii here. some with huge disgust
depicted on their faces and others look.
ing and doubtless feeling tho ''wsll
done, good and faithful servant"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-08
John g. Saxe-HIs Sad Mental Con
dltIon.

john q. SAKE. who has been In deli.
cate health, and has done no literary
work for some time. Ia now confined to
his o in Brooklyn. suffering. II is
said. from chronic melancholia, super.
induced by illness in his own case and
among members OF his family. Mr..
SAKE Is 80 well known TO the public as q
humorous poet and lecturer. and to his
personal acquaintance as q man Of
genial. Joyous disposition. ever looking
at the bright side OF things. aud advo-
eating cheeriulness rs tho sum OF all
philosophy. that his suffering from men.
tai morbidity must cause as much sur
prise rs regret. His spirits are so deeply
clouded. bis nerves 30 depressed. that he
refuses to sec any Of his friends, aud
there seems to be no prospect OF release
from his ~imponetrable. overwhelming
gloom. He has been before the public
In q literary capacity moro ilan thirty.
i've years, having first appeared NJ q
poet In the Raickertocksr In 1913.
but tho earliest work that at.
tracted any special attention was
Progress, q Satire" published three
years later. Admitted TO the bar at "a.
he practiced In Vermont. in his native
country (Franklin). until be removed to
Burlington. where he purchased tho
Seniind. and conducted II for some time.
One Of his jokes used to be to run On
the Democratic ticket for Governor Of
the State. conscious that there was no
more chance Of his election than there
was Of his becoming King Of the Canibal
Islands. He will. II no lives. DO CO tho
coming Jnne.-Nao York Times.
tSoms fifteen years ago Mr.. SAKE had
q similar attack, lasting several months.
brought on by q nervous shock from q
railroad accident. Like many other
humorists Mr.. SAKE Is strongly inclined
to be respondent and this tendency has
doubtless developed into confirmed
~melapcbolia,1
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-08
serious lsJury.

At the Sierra Nevada yesterday after
noon at the changing Of the , O'Clock
shiit. James Breen. ex.Chief OF Police oil
Virginia, got an ugly hurt. lie stepped
across tho drain IN changing room,
slipped. fell backward and put out hi.
,;ybt hand to save himself. His wrist
vs, broken in tho attempt. The frae'
mrs was OF the worst kind. one OF the
bones being forced out completely
through tho iesh.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-08
the LAST ACT.
How the Last Heurs or ths Lsgts-
ssare wer Passed-Compifmss.
saPy Resolutions for AL.

The Ninth Legislature OF NeVsaA
passed peacefully away at the time pre-.
sc,;hod hv l.v ,s., rhu,sd.v NIGHT AT u
-, - ie...,.,,
Clock ~ INC SENATE III 'uPo
business was finished at an early hour
and the members were only waiting for
a.. HAND. =, IN. ciocl IN oo,ns ,ocsthsr
,.L....
~ Top III o'us' W 'a'a
Before adjourning, the following resoiu'
tons were disposed Of
~ powr;ns-Tb.. the thanks Of The
s.ns,a h. Rendered 10 the Carson Amman.
Tri,a~, E,i.rnri,,. Chrouiels. News and
L,.,naj tar AZ. AHA mannsr In which
~. ~. .sra,,aa tbs Ssnats proeosd.
Wv. .Son,pJ
'nsTs caapsN,now,ro M, Dsnohsro
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p ~. pa.sdmsn-Th.,l,,o I.i-su,.,.n,
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anu Juss Ia hoav Adon,sS
u \. ~ . = %comm,,iss Consisting NJ
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WIS aPpo.te ,.LsS.. s',,ls' 49,
anu :" .-onmrr;cs,a ), nj. NJ On
r.,n,nine tbs committee r.nort,d that
a. $1,000 hsd No Inr,h.r con,mnni.
NO uoIs.no' na ~ ar,ars ~. nnoa
cauou o nnn.o. ooS
N' Ia :" ,h.nL ,hsm ~, A..
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,e'' poNsn.. smS I.S;.,.,;s. $50.
s, -" ~
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A.iI n. r,esluen, naams P''a
me oena'e sus Wv ali 49,,
INC assembly oe,us s.U "a
IN Tvs VOTE 'ns mU .s,..
oe'ooA WINS aa,;.,si s.oin,ians
humorous aud saliricsl resolutions,
when were promp'iy ruiea ou' VI orue'
by Tue Chair. Among vac most OF pro-
positohs No'sa upon "s'' 'ne 'oi'~'
ing: r,,,-
ny eonseh.. Mn,alns -aaeea .
'nAs W 1a.'".I r,".L,-
tam nus warrant ior 'ne sournai oieIks
salary unhi having Satisfactory PROOF
thai no mas performed MS ou'y ~ TO
CURED oy aw. Aaoptea.
senate bni NO. lou, 70 u.hoilL ,ne
PAYMENT OF S.a.e omSsrs sa,si'o. mon,S'
y instead OF quarterly PasSeu--ysas a.
nays 4. min ~. ,so ..,,..,.u.
oenn.s pn, No. 10y, 70 a.'n,A, sne
o'a's ,i'sou eanau Mo,N, ss
.ne warm oS,, p..oo. p,oP
Joinihg inc oaa's irlsoh' auu pion'o''
,ne ss'e OF use VI hqao'' oa 'ue ae
ises' fa'olAoiy anu P'Sseu-yea' 90
nays ~. ,, ~,
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Ma'hewson, e..pepu.y maiuen, anu
osnels 'oa W,;SD. p.v",sS,. "a
VI w, '"' io ~ "
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eena'e p,n w. .on Sau
'ue Ia 80,
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oena'e p, w. ,.. p 60.
'ne pn,cnaso VI Po,u pIo'su.
no,s piasae' anu Diau''!' faA''
anu passeu. w-. r...,..
dissolution oy ws.mu.nJ , r pnan.in
= repoI'sls y, Gu IN .nn - G",s mn,
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ny = op.I a.,
ne aois, a'sninou ana ,upasua u
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-08
DIdu't Say II.

NEW York, March 8.-Goodspsed de-
mics the report Of the i4th Of February.
attributing to him q statement before
the Bullion Club that he did not think
the old Telegraph mine Of Utah would
net 500, 900 In thirty years. He did
say 1t had already cleared $1,000, 900.
aud that the mine Is producing more
now than ever before. The misappro-
tension apparently arose from his failure
to respond categorically TO Q suggestive
inquiry whether he did not know the
mine was not worth Sl00. 900.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-08
Indian Outrages.

GALVESTON. Texas, March ga New
Lardeo special says: A party Of In.
dams raided Lopita ranch. Mexico, tax.
ing all tho horses aud wounding the
herders. It is reported that they killed
two shepherds yesterday at Aqua Verde.
Citizens and soldiers from New Lardeo
are pursuing them. American troops
are guarding the fords.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-08
ASTONISHING SUCCESS.

It 10 the duty OF every per.on who has used
BosoHks's GERMAN srRur 10 let 10. wonderful
qualities be known To their friends In curing
Consumption. severe Coughs, Group, Asthma.
Pneumonia. and In fact AL Throat and Lung
Diseases. No person can use II without imme-
diste relief. Three doses will relieve any case,
and we consider u the duty Of all druggists TO
recommend Il 10 the poor. dying consumptivc.
ct least TO Try orc bottle, o. t0toD dozen bottles
were sold last ,esr. and not ons case where u
failed was reported. fuch q medicine ar the
GERMAN trRuP cannot be too widely known.
Ask your druggist about IL. rample bottles io
Try cold at 10 cents regular sire. Is cents. For
sale by John Jones, Jr. beov Wed
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-08
Echoes.
Bisek ma. P,osser.

Nsyada--what ! talk OF vetoing that
bill Don't you do 1t, Rutherford ;
keep the lrpsrs and beegars out; yes,
and kill those that are In.
Californis--what Hayes veto II 2
Sound the hew gag! Ring the alarm
bells! Seceds! Draw out! Pacific
Republic Hoopla mula Caramba.
And altogether there goes up to the
White House o confused clamor OF 'Do
II, Ruthy !" Don't you dare to-
"If you do, we'll break the old thing
up" "Do." Don't" Infamous"
Fright" "Get of my toes"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-08
SOLID MERIT WILL TELL.

Fer all the bitter opposition Of jealous rivals
no better illustration could he hal o. this fact
than the immrn,e sale already attained By tho
Kalser'r German Elilir. for the cure % Coughs
Eysn thorc suffering nom Consumption In al
yanced stages md great relief aud numbers Of
patients have found. 10 their delight. not only
relief. but cuns. IL being perfectly harmless.
makes u at once popular with mothers. VII,
OF oil others have fell this necessity % such Q
medicine. The genuine bears the Pfu-.iai
Coat Of Arms. this fAc-simll. signature OF Dr.
Aug. Ks.ser. and has Is nam. blown on every
IS cent bottle. A rial ,ike may be had ct the
drug siofs Of J.. Jones, Jr., for - cents.
nOil sow M
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-08

Should have pretty teeth In them. hut II 10 MT
unusual to see between rosy lip', teeth disool.
ored and decayins through neglect. 'rhi. dis
figuring defect should be repaired without de-
lay. by using fragrant sOZ0DOST, which 10
moves every particle OF tariar from the teeth
and render them snowy white. Thi. sdmir.
able AID To beatty ~ PERFECTLY harmless ard
exhaler Q most delightful aroma. aud 10 In
every respect preferable u the ordinary tooth
psstss and powders. Try II and SEQ for Jour.
sell. fell I'm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-08
Ar.,,.,. TN. n.r.i,x.

N Hunt, Thos Golden. T vinson. Jas
Crawford, Miss Crawford. Mary Rogers,
A Hollander and wife. Z strother, James
Moore. n d Frsdd and wife. II Drake,
W l. Chalmers, J A Drumsey, II A Castor,
Miss Gaston. Dora Ernest. J q Rule, A Q
Cleveland and wife. Mrs jain. W Dielield
and wife. N Houston. George L Gardner,
N Watkins. II johnson. W n Battersby,
W A Harris. W N BoardmAn, W d Taylor,
J W D~oyenton. W Z Price. Il Brown. jas
T Henry. @ W Green. Mrs J @ Harlow,
W E smith, Jas W orndorf and wife.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-08
HEAD CRUSHED.
John II huffman INSTANTLY KILLED
In the silver Hill Last Evening.

About G O'Clock last evening q fatal
accident, to John II. Buitman. occurred
In tho incline Of the Silver Hill mine.
He was occupied at the pump.bob sta
ton at the time, aud stopped to pick up
q log OF wood when the bob came down
upon his head completely crushing 1t
aud killing him instantly. His body
was brought to Gold Hill.
Mr.. Buitman lived at the Fountain
House, Lower Gold Hill. and was one
Of our most estimable citizens. lie was
quiet, sober and industrious; q single
man, past the middle age Of life. He
was q member OF the Gold Hill Miners
Union. Of Silver Star Lodge, No. D, T..
and A. NJ, and also Of Gold Hill
Chapter No. 8 Of Royal Arch Masons.
Coroner Brodek was notified by q
telegram OF the accident and this morn.
ing came down. summoned his jury and
viewed the body. The inquest will 10
completed at Virginia Monday. The
funeral will take place to morrow at 3
p. NJ. under the auspices Of Silver Star
Lodge. No. 6. F. and A, NJ. and will be
participated in by members Of the
Miners Union. The concourse Of
friends will doubtless DO large.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-08
A CASH.

One Of the most extraordinary cures on
record was tina: OF the man John Y. Herman.
dez, residing In SALT Lake City. who was st
deaths door with that terrible disease Msras-
mus ths beat medical aid bad failed 10 stop
the progress Of the msiady, Wien twcny.three
bottles of BRisTOL's sARsAPAkiLLA and
thre- phials OF BIiIsTOL,s PILLS made him .
we'll man. ly2o I'm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-08

FUNERAL NoricEs. Members OF the
Gold Hill Miners Union, Of Silver Star
Lodge No. o, F. IA. NJ. and Gold Hill
Chapter No. 8 Of Royal Arch Masons,
will find notices In another column to
which they will give attention.
AssEssMEST.-An assessment OF 20
cents per share is levied by the Lcvia.
than Mining Company, delinquent on
the 18th Of April next. SEQ official
NOTICE in III advertising columns to-
day.
Tnr San Francisco Erehang. says the
plan for consolidating oil the mines Of
the Comstock under ono management
has been talked Of in that city for some
time.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-08
Seuator Sargent,

WASHINGTON. March S.-Ssnator Sar'
gent has accepted an invitation tend
cred him by the Secretary Of the Navy
to take an extended sea voyage for the
benefit OF his health on the school ship
Saratoga. which will leave Annapolis
about the first Of April with the gradual.
ing class Of the Naval Academy for q
cruise OF four months TO MADEIRA. Caps
Verde Islands, Gibraltar, etc. His re-
turn TO California will therefore DO dc.
fsrred until late In the Summer.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-08

In the Michigan Republican State
Convention yesterday Judge James V.
Campbell was renominated for Associate
Judge OF the Supreme Court aud L. o.
Grosvenor Of Jonesville and James
Shesrer for Regents Of the State Uni.
yersity.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-08
The Nevada Bank.
g, q. Posf, Mareh7.

s. .. Poet, March,.
The Bank Commissioners. who have
been at work on the affairs OF the Ne.
vada Bank since Monday last, report as
follows:
Hon. 10 Hamilton, Attorney General
Dear Sir : We beg to report that We
have examined the affairs Of the Nevada
Bank of San Francisco. and ind the
same In good condition, Is shown by
the accompanying statement OF Its assets
and liabilities on tho LIST instant.
Respectfully.
EVAN j. COLEMAN,
j. T. MuRPnr,
RoBERr WATT.
Bank Commissioners.
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IRsiixieas Notices.

There viii be divine service at 81. Johns
Gold Iiili. 10 Of IL =. h-an
Up. n.,Rev X. y. EASTMAN ofieiating. sun
day school Of i:0. All are cordially invi'ee
There will be divine service 81 the Metnoa
Rpiscoral Church. Gold Hi. o-m"ifvs
A y. and 7 y. n. sunday schooi io-
There will BE- divine service 81 Ct rsSas
Church, virginia. to-morros ALI A.h- p4'A'P
WHITAKER orfeiAting. 40
New. Mr.. 0rsham viii pr.aeh Mssonis n,,.l
Gold hill. to morrow all IN MiA
a. .fssnh
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A NAN went into q restaurant the other
day aud asked for a dozsn oysters. Tho
polite waiter asked him how be would
like them dressed. "Dressedl" ex-
claimed the fellow; "Hang IL! l don't
want EN- dressed at all. | want 'em
naked, and don't you forget it,"
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Famine In South America.

PANAMA, February 25.-A famine Is
raging in the most fertile portions Of
Bolivia, District OF Cochabamba. In
different localities OF the department
from eight to ten persons die daily OF
starvation. In one small town 2O6 per.
sons died from want OF food In twenty
DAYS,
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Will be Impeached.

PARIS. March S.-The Committee Of
Inquiry have decided in favor OF the
impeachment Of the Ministers OF the
10th Of May. the De Droglie.F ourtou
Cabinet and the Ministry Of General
De Grimaudet de Roche Bslnet, by a
vote Of 81 to q.