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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-15
Mining Decision.

The Supreme Court Of the United
States has, a. . court Of last resort, de-
oidsd the case Of the Flagstaff Silver
Mining Company OF Utah We. Helen
Tarbet, affirming the judgment OF the
Supreme Court OF Utah. The following
Il the syllabus:
A location OF Q mining claim upon q
lode or vein Of ore should be laid along
the same lsngthwiss OF the course Of Its
apex at or near the surface. - well
under the Mining Act OF 1866 as under
that Of 1872. II located otherwise the
location will only eou so much Of the
lode or vein a. It actually covers
Each locator Is entitled to follow the
dip Of the lode or vein to an inds6nite
depth, though II carries him outside OF
the side lines Of the location; but this
right Ia based on the hypothesis that
the side lines substantially correspond
with the course Of the lode or vein at the
surface, and Il IL bounded at each end
by the end lines OF the location. crossing
the lode or vein, and extended psrpen-
dicularly downwards and indefinitely In
their own direction.
II . location be laid orosawise Of q
lode or vein, 10 that its greatest length
crosses the same instead Of following
the oourss thereof, II will secure only 30
much Of the vein % II actually crosses
st the surface, and the side lines OF the
location will become the end lines
thereof. for the purpose Of defining the
rights Of the owners.
A locator working subtsrransously
into the dip OF the vein belonging to
another locator. who 10 In possession Of
his location, 10 0 trespasser. and liable
TO an action for taking ore therefrom.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-15
A Grand Lumber Market.
TrurEee Repubficdn.


Truckee IL about to receive Q new and
inestimabls impulse to her lumber trade.
This IL no less than the furnishing Of
Arizona and the Southern Pacific Rail.
road with lumber. Thomas n. Cash,
travelling agent OF the c. p. R. r., has
bsen in town this week, completing ar
ranaements for the new traffic. A
special lumber rate has been established.
BY which Truckse q successfully oom.
pete with and outrival San Francisco
and the coast. By present arrange
ments Truckse lumber can DO laid down
At Maricopa, the present terminus OF The
road, at $40 so per thousand. This In
considerably lower than the Ban Fran
cisco dealers can furnish lumber. The
annual demand Of the Arizona trade viii.
b enormous. Arizona lumber Il. Of .
very inferior quality, and bears a szor.
bitsnt price. The mines, the railroads.
the rapidly growing towns, will require
hundreds Of thousands Of feet this ysaf.
and o constantly increasing supply In
the future. All the lumber that Il sup.
piled to this vast region Of country PEN
etratsd and opened up BY the Southern
Pacific must be supplied from California
forests. The Truckee millmen have q
last . ready and permanent market for
all tho lumber they are capable Of man.
ufscturinR.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-15
wellington Mines.
Esmsraida Herald. July u.


In relation to this comparatively new
mining district, ]. b. Miller informs the
Bodie Neps that the location OF the
principal mines are two and ons-half
miles northwest from Wellington Sta.
ton. In Douglas county, Nevada. Near
the Walker river 10 the claim known ~
the Prospect Mountain. Recently the
original owners, VIM. Hickey and Col.
T. B. Hickey, incorporated the claim
mentioned. making Virginia the prin.
cipal place Of business and chose the
following gentlemen a. Trustees OF the
Wellington Gold and Silver Mining
Company: T. B. Buckley, Richard Car.
man, Joseph Kearney, John B. Doran
and ]. N. Miller. Tho capital stock 10
500. 900 at 81 each. A portion OF the
capital stock has been set apart for
working purposes and will be disposed
Of In . very short time. 1t 10 the insen.
ton to commence the erection Of . 10.
stamp mill at an early date, and prose.
cute work with vigor on the mine Of the
company. Tho property has been
opened by Q shaft run down 100 feet,
aud by Q tunnel run In now 10 feet on
the vein. The ledge 10 two and ono.
halt feet In width, and carries rock hav.
ing an average assay Of $40 to the ton.
about 8 per cent. Of which 10 silver.
There are now 200 tons Of good milling
rock on the dump ready for the mill.
and enough can be extracted. - needed,
TO run the stamps indefinitely. We are
assured that Wellington District shows
great evidences Of permanency. the
lodges bearing . north and south course,
cropping out boldly for o long distance.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-15
DE-. MiNTiR,s NRrHRRrIcuM.

"A compound huid extract Of Buchu) DR..
s6intis's Nsphrslicum works wonders. An
49, Of propsy, Bright's Disease. Kidney. Biad-
dsr ana Urinary Complaints, or Retention Of
fyrins Ar, entirely cured By the Nsphretieum.
Gravel, piabstss. palm In the back. side and
,e,n are cured whom all othsr medicines have
fdIed. See vhst the drussists Of Portland and
ssn Prpncisoo say about Dr.. nlntis's Nsyhreu-
SUM end knglish psndsiior ri,s nase
the Inglish Dapdslioo Pills. also the Nephret.
cam. and in I'll esses they arg hishly sposs1 Of
nd dye entire satisfsetion.- John a. cnilds,
DrusSsst, esoond strsst. Portland; n Woo.
ward = o.. Druggists. corner rlnt sn1 z,osf
vholssais Drueersts. Nos 3 and 9 Front stre-t.
San Franoisco. say: We rsgdrd Nfphresetm
81 ~ 6Ssf Kidnsy and Bladder RAs<dk. ogor
a. puzzle" All Drugyists hep thsss msdieinsA
Tor eli d-sranesmsnts Of the Liver. uss Dr hin-
tis's Enslish pendsion ri,s: L En,i,sS psnSs
iiou Piia. Tor Fsvs and Agus. use DIT; histies
Tneiish Dsndsliou Pills. Every hmiiy snoula
fesp the Rnslish Dandeiiou Pills on hand. W:
liintis's remedies Will nos "eurs nleompuinu
fmnsdfsss rslisG. and perfect . cure In sli
troubles for which they sfs recsmmendsd- 500
~ al DruQisss.
rnna have been more eures Of seminal
veahness, nervous debility and paralysis made
sv tns vcodesfnI Hrslish remedy, Sir Ashley
.Coopsr's vital nsstoniivs. than By al Other
eSmsdies combined. why will you sunert
gSod % A. 4 Nfntie, y. D., No. II kearny
ssrest. Gan Ffsneisco. foe the Restorative. md
. ealsa. Prie:s y 2. bottle four ans' tho
W. DAVIDSON. sols Agent for the stats Of
virnsaIs. NsSsds. nhis ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-15

4iscellanoous.
LONDON. July l6.-Cndinal Manning
preached the funeral sermon OF the
Prince Imperial. at Chisslhurst, on
Sunday. In the presence Of the I'm.
perial family and . numerous congrsgs.
ton.
At o meeting Of the Prince Napoleon
Memorial Committss yesterday. Il was
resolved that Q marble statue b erected
In Westminster Abbey.
In the House Of Lords last evening,
the Marquis Of Salisbury said not .
single Russian soldier Was left In Rou.
mania. Count Schouvalo6 bad assured
him that the Russian troops west Of the
river Pruth were rapidly going to Vsrna
and Bourgas to embark for home. The
last Russian left Phillipopolis day before
yesterday.
A dispatch from C~onstantinopls rep.
ressnts that the Circassisns are tsrrorix.
ing the district OF Adsbaxar. on the east
coast Of the Sea Of Mafmora, BY murder.
ing ana plunderlne.
4 correspondent ct Berlin asserts that
the Ultramontanss have procured NO
distinct promise from Bismarck relative
10 the modification Of the May laws.
The Orange celebrations In ireland
on the 18th passed OF with only Q few
cases OF shooting and stoning. Ons
death 10 reported. The authorities had
taken extra precautions, because Of the
excitement In consequences OF the debate
In Parliament on the Governments
Irish University bill.
TosoSro. July 1.-THE Orange pro-
oession to-day was the largest seen here
for years. johnson and Chambers,
Irish delegates, rode 10 carriages In the
middle Of the procession, accompanied
by the highest officers Of the Order.
Lodges were present from Hamilton,
Brantford, B~rsmpton and other places.
The usual speeches were made IN
Queens Park. The Orsngsmsn Of the
Ottawa District did not hold their usual
celebration. They will have . monster
procession on the asa, when the Trien-
nial Council opens.
BEaLn. July 16.-An increase OF the
army ID contemplated, In consequences Of
the largely increased military strength
OF France.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-15
BURGLARS BROUGHT BACK.
The Robbers Of shs white Heuss
Caught ~ Reno-Their Return.
Looks, eto.-The Evideues Yound
Against Them.

When II became known here Sunday
that the White House, Virginia. had
been burglarized, Of course word was
sent to Reno and q watch set on the in
corners to that place. Sunday, . couple
of men were seen ont about half q mile
to descend from q Chinaman's wagon
and start tramping into town. They
were watched. They soon sought Q
convenient aside place. retired from OBJ
servation, and Rsno's officer crept
toward Il unnoticsd. he then heard the
chink OF double eagles. and knew that
they were dividing their spoils. The
arrest Wal not resisted, but one OF the
twain surrsptiheusly dropped . small
package. Il contained the jewslry
taken. The two had $3.50 between them
and were undoubtedly the robbers
sought.
Last evening about Z O'Clock Jsilsr
Hanks returned from Reno with the oul.
prits and they were lodged In Jail. One
gave the name Of William Henry and
the other George Anderson. They are
slippery.looking ducks. and are shrewd
enough not to talk much. In fact they
know nothing.
The case was to be called BY Judge
Knox at 8 P. n. to-day. and then set for
hearing. II will be necessary 10 get the
Reno officers here to testify.
Henry has Q face which IL familiar to
the officers, and he IL doubtless the n
who planned the robbery. he had been
In the store pricing jewslry and had
purchased . pair Of pants there q short
time ago.
Other papers were found on the men.
Of which Mr.. Abraham knows nothing.
One OF these il . check for $78. drawn
by Grier and endorsed by Pendergast.
This was not taken from the White
House. II Is thought that enough evi.
dence has already been found to insure
their conviction. and 1t Ia not by any
means certain that they may not be
wanted elsewhere by other grand juriss.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-15

Musr Go.-The powder magazines at
the north end Of Virginia are to DO re-
moved to some point in the hills to the
uorthward. outside OF the city limits, a.
speedily a. possible. A new site was be.
ing looked for yesterday. A petition TO
the Board OF Aldermen. praying for the
removal Of the magazines. wa yesterday
In circulation. and was being generally
signed.
LrcruRE.-At the request Of q large
number Of the leading citizens Of Vir.
Rinia, Mr.. Daniel O'Connsll, Of San
Francisco, has decided TO appear ct
Piper's Opera House Thursday evening
next, upon which occasion hs will en-
tertain his audience for an hour or two
with anecdotes and recitations.
ANNUAL MrrrrNo.-Ths annual meet.
ing Of the Best & Bslcher Mining Com
pany was held yesterday. S~evsnty.two
thousand two hundred and lightweight
and two-thirds shares were represented.
The old Trustees were reelected. Geo.
ConRdon was elected President and
Robert Sherwood, Vice-Prssident.
TIE water In the slopes Of the Sierra
Nevada Is decreasing slowly. but not
enough to mako stopping an established
fact Just yet. The station at the $500
level will be completed In Q day or
two, and then the ohutes will DO made.
FISH are dying in washoe Lake. Our
informant could not tell what kind. but
said there were plenty from 3 TO 9 inches
long floating ON the water. They had
large heads and may Be the catfish with
which the lake was stocked.
TIE pumps at the @. N. s. shaft are
to-day taking water from the Savage and
Hale 4 Norcross. and now the food will
abats and the dry land Of the lower
levels appear.
SEVERAL school teachers who were an
gagged in Gold Hill and Virginia last
tsrm, left for California last evening.
They will spend their vacation ct differ.
emit places.
ASorHra AssrssxrSr.-Ths William
Penn has levied an assessment Of ave
cents per share. delinquent August IS.
See official notice elsewhere.
sAr the south end II Is said that some
thing very rich has been found on ths
Alta and Benton l750 level.
Tx the ophir 1t Is said that ore assay.
ing q high - $50 has bean found in the
bottom Of the inslins.
wAxrxD-A girl to do light house.
work. See I'd.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-15
fha Wheatland uysterI.

SACRAMENTO. July l6.-Dstsotivs Har.
rison. who has been working up the
whsatland mystery. has returned to
Sacramento. and reports that there have
been NO new developments recently.
Thomas Bedford. from Los Angeles, has
gone up % whs.tlaud to continue the
Investigation. Detective Hume, OF
Wells, Fargo 4 Co., still holds 10 the
opinion that the Cinnamon arc the per.
petrators, believing that their object was
to discourage young women from seek.
ing employment a. domestics. he
further claims that the iron bar, said 70
be . curling iron. Ii not Q curling iron,
but IL q straight bar, 10 inches long.
one end wrapped by Chinese cord.
and thinks this was done by . China.
man, and he further states that the ma.
tsrial used Was found nowhere outside
of China.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-15
Miscellaneous kilograms.


FALL Rrvll. July 1.-THE mills have
bssn alling up quite rapidly with spin.
nsrs this week. and large delegations AZ
rive daily. Some Of the newcomers are
persuaded by the strikers TO leave town.
yet the manufacturers are getting the
best Of the strike a. far q the running
Of the mills are concerned.
CINCINNATI. July l5.-Advices from
points in the interior and the eastern
portion OF the State indicate that the
storm OF Saturday evening was . very
severe enc, and In many instances the
effects were disastrous. The damage 10
crops will be very great. At Dssraff .
number OF houses were blown down.
The whole country 10 covered with water
and the crops leveled.
BosroN, July 15.-Ths Herald says:
The Post has dismissed oil it, compost.
tors. including the foreman, and lot the
work by contract.
ATLANTA, Ca, July l5.-Nsl Win.
bush, who attempted rape on . young
woman In Clayton county last week,
was taken from the guard during the
night and hung.
BosToS. July l5.-Tho Natick lastsrs
have resolved to stop work unless the
manufacturers increase their wages. II
the lastsrs strike about 800 shoemaker
will be idle.
LYNN, Mass, July 1.-the shoe
makers are dsvising means TO assist the
Fall River strikers.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-15
EASTERN DISPATCHES.
r.,,c..L 70 !. COLI .r1I DAILY nv.l
MiscellsuoOus

BosroS, July l5.-A contemplated
revolt al the State Prison yesterday wa
skillfully arranged. Az soon a. the
guards were disarmsd. for which work
certain convicts we're assigned, the $50
prisoners in three shops were TO b
ready To capture the train In the yard
outside. Henry Lewis. . skilliul snein.
eer, who escaped last December by con-
oeaimen In O railroad car, wa selected
to run the train seized.
NEW Yoax, July ia prixshght
occurred In the upper part Of the city
early on Sunday morning between John
Cssh and John Moore. Nineteen rounds
were fought In Is minutes, whom the
Hght was stopped BY . false report that
the police were coming. Cash VA Ter.
ribly punished. while Moore was not
hurt.
CHrLLicorH,. O.. July 1.-THE fu.
neral OF sx-Govsrnof william Allen
took place yesterday from Fruit Hill.
Business throughout the city vas ssner.
ally suspended, and many business
houses and dwellings were drapsd In
mourning.
CHARLESTON. July 49, Ten whites
and Ave colorsd persons died from sun.
stroke yesterday. Heavy rains and .
thunder shower to-day lowered the tenn.
peraturs over 40 degrees.
NEW LONDON. July 16.-Postmsstsr-
General Key and party started yesterday
from this city on a-tour through New
England. .
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-15
TO PostmMten.

New YoRx. July ia circular was
issued to the Postmastsrs yesterday BY
the Acting Assistant Postmastsr.G Gen.
eral relative to the entry Of ssoond-clsss
matter. Section 100 OF the Postal Laws
and Regulations provides that after q
publication has been determined to b
Of the second class. the Publisher thereof
may, II hs 20 desires, formally enter the
same 1t the Postofaoe where mailed, and
print upon each copy thereof the words,
ENTERED at the P~ostofioe q second.
class matter" After quoting this SEQ.
ton, the circular continues : "Publioa.
tons 30 entered and having printed
upon each copy the words Of entry, may
be exchanged at the second.class rates
with other sscond.olass publications,
and may BE- regularly sent at second.
class rates - complimentary 70 the cus.
TONERS or business agents Of the publ.
cation and TO other persons solely In the
interest Of the publication itself. or Ito
publishers or employees - SUCH"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-15
The spIrItuaII,t.' Few RsvsIatiss.
Arqo.

A certain set Of spiritualists pretend
to have received q revelation declaring
that Q vegetarian life IL the proper thing.
and that all fsshy diet Of Whatsoever
sort should be renowned. In accord.
moe with this revelation they put In
practice the mild theory. and began feed
Ing children on green's, cabbage, bsets
and roots. Very young babes were to
be fed on scraped apples. The theory
lived, but . few months Of practice
nearly killed the children. The lees
Spiritual neighbors. those who feed
upon beans and pork, stepped In and ar.
rested the f~oolishnsss. WI are inclined
10 doubt the sanity Of both the spirits
and the mediums when they recommend
scraped apples for food for babes and
straw pillows for their heads. II We are
to have revelations and Spiritualism. We
prefer 10 have them mixed up with DOM.
mon sense.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-15
AN INCO az WITHOUT CARE.

BY the combination method OF operating in
stocks . handsome income can bs secured with.
out care. Capital In any amount. nom go
70 $4,000. may BE- used with equal proportion.
ats succees. b. this system Msssrs. Lswrsnce
3 Co.. Bankers. New York, pool the ordsrs Of
Thousands of customsrr, Of various sums, Into
one vast amount. ADD .o-oPEaAIs them under
the moet skillful manage uent. Ovid Nc prodts
monthly Zach shareholder thus obtains ~
the sdvsnt,gts Of the largrst capital and sxpe-
risnecd akill. and the percentage Of prodtsi Y
very graz; t2o will pay clio In % days $40
vii return Sf.sa5. or ~ pr cent on the stock.
sud " on. a. be market ,aiss. A prominsnt
Publisher Of the hock isl.nd I'LL Dolt Arrvs
MADE 81 4 Is On ~ I 'vcstmsnt OF 80. IN Ooto.
Der. Hundreds Of other. sr- doing svsa osttsr.
xsssra Lawrence 4 JD.'s psv ctrcul,f Z ''two
ua-ring. rul . Tor :ueces, 10 stoet Sp;;
M one can deal In stocks. AL kinds OF
binds ond 81 chs wanted. New 0ovsfnment
bonds supplied. Dep sits resolved. Apply 70
lsvrsScs 8 o., Banker, o. Exchange fises.
Nsu York City.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-15
United States Narshals.

WASHINGTON. July l5.-Ths Attorney
General has issued q circular to United
States Marshals. In which be says: ITO
enable the department To keep the court
expenses within the limit Of each appro.
priation II will bs necessary for you 10
set forth the items Of your regulations
with great care. You will make Q requi.
sition against each appropriation for the
amount estimated. This apportionmsnt
Of funds will require you 10 keep your
accounts % Il may be known how much
money Is In your hands TO the credit Of
each appropriation at any given time.
Such account will serve % Q basis OF the
subsequent acquisitions and reports, and
your weekly itsmizsd statements must
correspond TO each separate appropria.
ton. The regulations are only to DO
made for the fees Of juror. and vitnsss-
o.. for the support Of the United States
prisoners, and for miscellaneous q.
penses.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-15
Ce.cers ro.Nighs.

There will be . rich musical treat at
Pipsr's Open House this evening ct the
benefit concert OF Miss Amy shsrwin.
She will be assisted by Mrs. Porteous
and Mrs. Garrison. The programme
includes lyric and classic selections, and
II any one has not heard Miss Sherwin
outside OF "Pinafore," It will we'll pay
to attend In order to get some idea OF
her use OF her powers, their extent. stc.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-15
A BIRD Essirsly.

A Captain Lord was firing his ninth
shot at the Turner picnic last Sunday,
and Just as he was pressing the trigger.
q little bird dsw between him and the
target. The gun going of at that In.
slant, tho bullet struck the bird On the
back, fatally wounding it. The bullet
continued to the target and struck
within the three ring. 1t was . very
peculiar circumstance and one that prob
ably was never seen before and never
will again DO seen at . target match.
Fish Commissioner Parker. who saw
the shot. threatened to have the captain
arrested for shooting the bird ont OF
season, in defiance Of the game laws.
It was shown that the bird was not .
game bird. and the trouble was settled.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-15
Returned 10 Utah.

OMAHA. July l5.-In compliance With
an order from the Department OF Justice
q. Washington. and signed by Attorney
General Dsvsns. authorizing the rsmov-
al OF George Reynolds, the convicted
Mormon bioamist, from the Nebraska
p~snitentiary to the Utah Territorial Pris.
on, Warden Dawson, Of the Nsbrsska
penitenhary, yesterday delivered over
the prisoner 70 Marshal shsugh, who
westward with him. Reynolds
will be confined In an adobe building
four cells. about four miles
from Salt Lake City, where be will have
ample opportunity 70 see his family and
friends at frequent intervals This 10
moval was brought about BY the efforts
OF Delegate Cannon Of Utah.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-15

TIED. - Yesterday. Father Monogus
Alsd the marriage certificates Of Michael
James and Susie Riley. Matthew Stems
and Katie F. orthon. Geo. Moss and
Mary Casey. ]. d. Riley and Mary Ora.
ham. VIM. Skyrms and Della Higgins.
P. Martin and Mary A. Thompson. Nj.
ohasl Shea and Mary Quinn. ]. A. dfa:
non and Ellen Cox, Patrick Carroll and
Mary Linnsas, Edward v. Conroy and
Margaret Roach. The marriage esrtin.
cate Of 8. D. Baker and II. A. knight
was also dlsd.
Coon MAN.-Gsores b. Morrison. In
the sxubsranos Of his Joy ct being . new
daddy, did not forget 10 properly bestow
some good ale. II that youngstsr don't
meet with al possible prosperity, II viii
not DO the fault Of the News printing
fraternity.
n. Asp,sr1l has hisd declaration Of
homestead.