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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-29
ADY BRYAN MINING con.
~ PANY.-Location Of principal place Of


business. ban Francisco. Callfovnis.
Location Of work., Storey county, Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given. that II q meeting Of
the Board Of Directors. held on the I'd day OF
January. 1873. an Assessment mo. ~ OF Fifty
Cents per share was levied upon the capital
stoek oil tho corporation. payable Immediately,
IN United states gold coin. TO the Secretary. al
the once u the Company. Room -. Cnsmo-
poliian Hotel Building, southwest corner
Bush and tAnsome streets. Ban Francisco. Cal.
ifornia.
Any stock upon which this assessment
shall remain unpaid on the 81 day Of
February. ls1y, win be delinquent, and adver.
tiscd for sale II public auction, and unless pay
msnt 10 made before. will be sold on MON.
DAY. the 2tth day Of February. 1879, TO pay
the delinquent assessment, together with costs
OF advertising and expenses Of sale.
BY order OF the board OF Directors.
O VAN DYCk HUBBARD. Secretary. .
O~ncc-hoom No. 20. Cosmopolitan Hotel
Building. southwest corner bush and santome
streets, San francisco. Gal. js6td
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NOTICE TO DEBTORS.

NOTICE IL HEREBY GIVEN THAT NJ.
~ NJ. OlLi.ksPIE is my duly authorized
Collector. All bills du. the Fashion saloon 10
date tJsnuasy itih, will be paid him. All bills
not paid promptly will BE- placed In an ofieer'a
ja1o lot r. puMARs.
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nj AUG poR MILL MIxiSo AND
0lHNNy Companies Manufactured ct The
Nkvs once On short notcs.
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UNIs-UxD STOCK

Notice Il hereby given that the sharv- mex,
HEREINAFTER D. rctibea a. uni--u-d arr the nun
hct- Il the uusurrendcrsd CcrtincAi.. ~ The
PORMsR LADY WASHINGTON MiNiNG
guNPANNfS STUCK.
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ZAiig 4 Well. Truses-....,.. ~. .li5
Notice Il. hereby given that the shares next
hereinafter de-cnb-i s- uni-sued arr the num-
hers OF tho unsurr ndercd Ccrtircale. Of the
FORNEK BENION MINING cOMfANfs
~TDGk-
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COUNTY
ADVERTISING & PRINTING

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NOTICE II HEREBY GivFN. ~ PURsu.
N arc, 81 IN crlsr ~ the Boarl Of County
Commissioners of STOREY Coanu, Nsyaia. made
aud sntcrsl Ia the inmate. 81 sA.d Loart. thar
sealed frOposals ~ill b. received BY -ald Board
At their once. In the City of Virginia. County OF
storey, up Ia and including thu eleventh day OF
February. A. n. lsfg. ~ the boar u 20 O'Clock
a. ~. for dang the County Acyut,istng !oI the
remainder OF the n-rsl year A. u. isf9. .aid bids
TO state thu prtcc y 2 r4uase Tor hf-t i~r-ertion
sud the price per SQUARE for eacl subscqusEt
insertion.
Ani notice is hereby further given tina, At the
sans time aud place the B04rd will receive
sealed Proposals for doiag the County Job
| w~Ork-pfintins BlAaAs. hlls.hcAds. etc. Toe
the remainder Of the uscai wear A. u. iSTJ
lBook- AMI keo"nas eheepisdL B'ld r. TOT
printing must speciiy price pr feam-sSo
sheet--ior:
Half sheet Note Blanks. printei on one side.
Hat sheet Note ulank-, printed on both
uaif Sheet Letter blanks. priaisd on ore .ide:
Hail slset Letter Banks. pr'nied ON both
Half sheet Fool- CAP nlanl-. printed on one
ii,lf shee, Fools Cap Blank. printed on both
Half shec, Legal Cap Blanks, printed on one
nsif sheet legal Cap Blanks, printed on both
quarter shse, ris, Cap Blank. printed on
iI.lf Sheet Flat Cap B'ahk-. printed on both
Fuii Sheet Flat Cap blanks, printed on one
Pun shse: Plat Cap Blanks. printed on both
Price pct r,am Tor sarh additional resm.
rtate pticu Cor binding.
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BIDDER. 20 bind themselves o. d, All printing
not ab 1--WE sIsCined az prstOftionsic rates. ~.
Board re- TVe- the right IN reject any ana All
b.d-.
Bidders desiring additional information Nui
inauir- At the Cigri'- Office.
IL witness whereof l hsse hsreunio set my
hand an N. xel the al OF aid Board. this i2th
d.y Of January. A. ID. is7y.
l.EALl J. \. MCDONALD, CLERK.
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And In accordance with law, and an order Of
the Board OF Directors. made on the tenth day Of
December. lsTs. % many shares Oi each parcel
of puch stock as may bo necessary will be sold
ma Montgomery street. ltooms ) and O. san
Francisco, on FRIDAY. the thirty.nrst DAY 81
January, 1879, at the hour OF . O'Clock y. n.
OF said day. TO pay -aid delinquent Assessment
thereon, together with costs OF Advertising and
expenses of the sale.
WA. II. WATSON. Secretary.
Ofiee-llooms 8 AMI O, No. yo2 Montgomery
street, San Francisco. California. JAl5td
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n ONION MINING AND MILLING


IL COMPANY Location Of principal place
Of business. Han Francisco. California.
Location Of WORKS. Devils Gate District, Lyon
county. Nevada.
Notice is hereby given. that at . meeting Of
the Hoard Of Directors. held on the 9Th day
Of January. lsfy. an assessment tho. II Of
Five Cents PEI share was levied upSn
tho capital stock OF the corporation. payable
Immediately. In United States gold coin, TO the
secretary, az the ONCE Of the Company, Room
No, % Academy Building, No. $50 Pine street,
IAN Francisco. California.
Any stock upon which this Assessment shall
remsin unpaid on the eleventh day OF February.
1873, will be delinquent. and advertised for sale
Of public %auction. and unless payment ID made
before, will be sold on FRIDAY, ths 2sih
day OF February. 1879, TO pay the delinquent
sssesemcnt, iogether with costs OF advertising
aud expenses OF sale.
by order OF tho Board OF Directors.
J. II. sAYRR, Secretary.
O~nice-Toom No. 80 Academy Building. No.
80 Pine street, San Francisco, California.
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0lTCuTc obtained for mechanical de.
LV j vicer. medical or other com.
pounds, ornamental designs
trade marks and labels. Caveats. Assignments,
Inierferences. Appeals. SUITE fer ln~fhnscments
and al caSes arising under the pATENT LAVE
promptly attended TO.
INVENTIONS THAT HAVE BREN
RE lEcTEn by the Patent once may
0IJIS gu rtill. In most cases, he pat
ented by Us. Being oppo-
site the Patent One. We ran make cio-er
searches. and secure Patents moro promptly.
and with broader claims. than tho-s who sR
remote from Washington.
InusuTnpC send ne . model or sketch
lV CIV unO Of your device; we make
examinations NEE or
CHARGE. and advise 90 10 pstentabiiity. Prices
low. and No CHARGE UNLESS PATIENT IL
SECURED.
We refer TO ofhcials In the Patent once. 10
our clients In every state Of the Union. and 10
your Senstors aud Representative IN Congress.
special references given when desired.
Address
q. A. SNOW 4 CO.,
Opposite Patent Once. Washington, d. @.
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uorE CONsnLIpArEn niLLA AM

Ats SatLHA -
d MINING CoMPANY.-Locaiion q princi.
pal plaes ~ bu.ibe-. san Francisco California.
Location Of works. Virginia. storey county.
Nevada.
Notioe. There are delinquent upon the FOL
lowingslescribcd stock. ON account of Assess.
ment mo. ~ levied on the 18th day Of Deem.
her, ISIS, the several amounts set opposite
the names Of the respective shareholders. a.
follows:
Names. No. Ceftf. she.
gecnr X ine........ .......T... .6o....ta 70
UcOrge ..isNo....W "
Ana IN accordance with law and an Order OF
the Doard Of Directors. made ON the 18th day
Of December. 1878. 90 many sharer OF each
parsl OF such stock ~ may be neceesary.. VIII
be- sold At pubic auction. ct the ONO OF the
Company, No. Js hush street. San francisco,
Cantomls. ON WEDNESDAY. the finn
lsthl day OF February. 1879. Ut the hour OF
y oeioci r. n. OF ,aid day, to pay said delin'
qusnt Assessment thereon, together with cosfr
Of advertising and expenser ci the tslc.
JOHN sPKCHT. secretary.
oniec-33s Ouch street. Ran Francisco: CALI
fornia. }s1ota
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DELINQUENT SALES.
Psins-Censinssd

Grcenebaum. Helbing q 20.
Trustees (.
Gresnebaum. Heibing Il Co.
Irusteet ...iu
0reenebaum, helbipg Il 90.
trustees ......... ...o..ss'o Z.
Greenebaum. Hslbipg 4 Co,
Trustees ...... .........tUAt. ..oou... oO &.
orecpebaum. helhlng Il Co.
Trustees .................fuSS5 .lUo.'ioV +.
0teenebauin, Helbipg d Co.
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DELINQUENT SALES.
DCNroN CONSOLIDATED CON.

II ~ Locafloh OF pfihclINN pIAce OF
basiness, san Francisco. California.
Locaton Of works, God nlll Mining District,
storey colnty. tate 90 Nevada
Nouoc--Therc are delinquent upOn the fol-
owing described stock. on account OF assess
mcut ina. ~ levied on thu iith day OF Deeem-
Der, lSl-, The several amounts set opposite
Inc names OF the respective shareholders. as
iol0ws:
Names. No. Ccftif. shs. Amt.
nlr eft 4 WAlker. Trns,a... Uai...2l SO =.
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OUR LIVE BUSINESS MEN.
WIDE AWAKE kDvEurisEits
WHO THRIVE THEREBY.
Advertising Business Creates ii"s'.
ness-Prants a"a Prosperity Tot.
lew That ~ the Experience oi
All Who Have rrt-d L.


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AssAYERs.
Mccullough 4 Co.. Main street, Gold
O. wieSani 4 Co.. c street, Virginia
City. .-,,xrs
Pipers' Opera House, Virginia City.
National Guard Hall. Virginia City.
BANKERS.
Agency Nevada Bank Of San Francisco.
q street. Virginia City.
Agency Bank Of California, Main street.
Gold Hill.
Virginia Savings Bank. Al South q
street. Virginia City.
BROKERS.
l.. Il. Drexler 4 Co.. Office In Odd Eel
lows Building. Virginia City.
l.. Il. Frankel 4 Co., Main street. Gold
Hill.
II. II. Galston, Main street. Gold Hin,
r. Il. MeGurn, log South [ street, Vir-
GINA City.
Douglass & Thompson. 81 South q
street. Virginia City.
W. II. Clarke 4 Co., 81 South q street
Virginia City.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
=. Block. Main street, Gold Hill.
MINING PROPERTY FOR SALE.
z. Lyford. Gold Hill.
BooKBINDER.
William Stewart, MOL souih u street,
Virginia City.
CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOODS.
Roinstein a Wolf, Main street. Gold
liill.
Plat 4 Rich. 1913 Main street. Gold
Banner Bros. corner c and Taylor
streets. Virginia City.
Gold HHll Furnishing store, \. Block,
proprietor, Main street. Gold Hill.
CIGARS AND TOBACCO.
o. II. Gallup. in Maynard Block. Main
street. Gold Hil.
ID. Thorburn. opposite NEws ONCE
Main street. Gold Hill.
CALI ROOTS
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original papers In the Stanley courtmar
tial In New York. The report concluded
with resolution prohibiting the removal
Of the original papers, but granting the
consent Of the House 10 either party tc
have made properly proven copy Of the
papers mentioned in the subpoena. The
report and resolution were agreed to.
Then the House went into committee
on the legislative appropriation bill.
Mr.. Bailey characterized the proposed
repeal as an infamous usurpation power
on the part OF the Democratic party. II
was not asked for by the people or coun
try, but by the Democratic leaders and
politicians. He predicted that the Re-
publicans would march to political victory
In 1880 with Grant as leader.
Mr.. Covert made speech on the Dem
ocratic side Of the question, combining
himself principally to q recital Of what he
characterized as high handed outrages
perpetrated in New York under color oi
the infamous Federal election law.
Mr.. Geddes referring to the constdera.
tion ot the Presidential veto said he would
not call in the question OF the Presidential
title but he would never forgive nor forget
the great wrong by which Hayes held his
seat, and that he had sworn on his coun.
try's altar never TO cease bis elIorts-never
70 lay down the legal, peaceful constttu.
tional weapon Of warfare until the fraud
and crime by which the present incumbent
held his Office were condemned at the free
election and the choice Of the people in.
augurated.
Mr.. Thompson spoke on the Democratic
side and Bayne and Shallenberger on the
side,
Recess
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ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

A BoLp RoBBERY.-The number o
tramps that infest this city from time L
time ore becoming not only nutsances, bu
q set OF dangerous characters. On Mon
day night the residence OF Mrs. n. Rich
ardson, IS Fourteenth street, was burglar
lied OF quite quantity Of valuable Jew.
elry and nearly Sl4 In money. Among the
jewelry were very handsome set Of coral
two breastpins, and q beautiful set ol
sleeve buttons and bracelets, the property
Of her daughter. Mrs. r. had gone out
for short time, and on returning to the
house at about 81 o'clock, proceeded To
her sitting.room-and hearing an un.
usual noise at the window she called,
who's tlfere?" and on approaching
the window saw man in the tree
adjacent, who on being discovered,
jumped from the tree and scaled the wall
ut Miss Adeline Caldwell's. Officer Davis
was at once apprised Of the burglars at
tempt, and promptly responded. He
searched the city until after o'clock. 1t
Is supposed the tramp was in the cellar
early In the evening watching ischances.
A trunk belonging 10 Mrs. Richardson had
been broken open, and only forthe timely
appearance OF the lady, would have been
cleared out. The ingratitude OF this at
tempt Is the more disgraceful as the boy
had been very kindly treated and fed for
some weeks by the lady named.
The tramp claimed to have hailed from
Baltimore, and gave his name as Edward
Harris. Heis a thin, spare fellow, with
gray eyes and cadaverous face, and wore
q black derby hat. He claimed to have
lived at one time in Parkersburg. Dis
patches have been semitic some important
points, and It is hoped the rascal will SUI.
fertile fate that all tramps deserve.
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MoUNDsVnLE.
The Temperance Excitement at Cameron
Success or VIII. J. Mcdonnell Railroad
Accident = Comfy Court Matters "A
New N. Z. Church.

New N. e. Church.
AIouNDsvILLE, April 90, 1870.
Editors InteIligeaeer.
It was my privilege TO spend Saturday
and Sunday In Cameron, and l found that
little town in state OF great excitement
on the temperance question, Mr.. McCon-
nell began his labors there on last Tues
day evening and will continue them until
some time next week. He Is meeting
with great success. On Sunday the minis.
tes withdrew their regular appointments
and Union temperance services were held
in the different churches, as follows:
Morning, ut Presbyterian Church; after
noon, children's meeting,atthe same place,
While at night the NJ. E. Church, the lar.
gest in the place, was literally packed.
About so signed the pledge last night,
aWong whom we're some eight or ten
habitual drunkards. The people in Came
ron are in earnest in the matter and have
organized law.and.order society, and
eeem determined to stop the sale OF In
toEicants in their town.
Mr.. Mcconnell Is surelya great worker.
Asa speaker he has few equals, and he Is
destined to become one OF the first lectur-
ets OF the day. Hisgreat power Is shown
in,his ability TO not only interest an au.
dience, but TO create the same enthusiasm
that he himself entertains.
On Saturday afternoon l had the pleas
lre oflooking around the town some what,
I found business apparently brisk, and all
the merchants seemed in good spirits.
On our way out to Cameron on Saturday
quite an accident took place near Shep.
pard tunnel. One OF the railroad hands
who expected To get off there, fell from
the rear platform of the car and was very
seriously injured about the head and
shoulders.
Our County Court is still in session, and
business is progressing at lively rate.
During a part OF last week our County
Court was arraigned before our Circuit
Court for some cause not entirely known
to the writer, but our worthy Judge and
his associates came out all right, and they
are now making up for the lost time.
Our gardeners are now happy, and are
improving the time during the pretty
weather.
This morning the ground was broken
for our new NJ. Z. Church building, and
all day force has been employed at grad
ing and otherwise preparing for the
foundation. This looks like business, and
we hope to see the good work go right on
until the house is completed. The build
ing will be one story, with church proper,
class and Sunday School rooms, all on one
floor, and when necessary the entire build.
ing can be thrown into one audience room.
1t will be beautiful structure when fin
ished. y.
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Foreign Grain Market.

LoSD9S, April 22-The Mak Lane Eepre,,
says; Field work has been slightly delayed
ana tee continuance OF the rain causes some
nneaslness. Reports f'om some parts Of the
Einsa9m arc less promising than q few weeks
aso. keporS from Scotland are favorable.
Suh SSuhpLes, X ,t o. English wheat have been light
poh ~ MARX and the provincial markets, ard
;Snln nes ~ nis oeen intertered with by the hol.
asS Hsa!d;, Lae ws quiet bgt ane samples sold
Imports oI foreign wheat into london were
ALI although Mondays returns showed AMY iS
i5,OOO quarters Subsequent arrivals, 70 mi.
day, exceeded 49, 900 Q4aEtets. The Quantity
iias been sWellsd BY onSiderable importat ons
from Odessa and NieolaIeiE, much Of which
ha4 gone direct t6 the millers. American or.
pyas have been hght, The demand for No,
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marks by the pastor Of the N. E. Church
D. F. Davis. Doxology and benediction.
The choir sang the following selections
from the NJ, Il. Church collection: "Watch.
man tell US Of the Night "The Sun and
the Prophets all Foretold," "Behold the
Heathen waits to Know" and "Come,n
from Gospel Hymns Nos. The exercises
were very credltable, and we are glad to
known that the ladies can entertain an
audience quite as well as some Of the lords
OF fCreation. G. B. G.
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The marks indicated II feet and falling.
Weather clear aud warm.
Tho Andes departed for Cincinnati at
the usual hour last evening.
The John W. Garrett and barges will
load for St. Louis this week, leaving about
Saturday.
The Emma Graham passed up for Pitts.
burgh yesterday morning, and Is due
down, en- route for Cincinnati, this even.
ing. Fa
The Buckeye State is due up tomorrow.
The Salt Valley and Stockdale passed
down yesterday morning.
The Ragon will be to:day's packet for
Parkersburg, leaving at 1880 O'clock.
Local packets arrived and departed as
usual.
fBy Telegraph
PrrrsBuRGH, April 22.-River Z feet, 4
inches and falling. Weather clear and
pleasant.
CINCINNATI, April 22.-River 81 feet Q
inches, and rising. Weather clear and
warm. Arrived: st. Lawrence, Wheeling;
Thompson, Pittsburgh; Cons Millar, Mem.
phis. Departed: st. Lawrence, Pittsburgh
Virgie Lee, Evansville.
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WELLSBURG.
WELlsnuRd, April 9l

r,,., WElIsuuHa, April 9l.
Anaccident which may provo very ser
ioaS happened to Mrs. Eliza stowbridge
Ibis y morning. While engaged in putting
ne to Npilr Of rubbish in the garden her
v''lhins 'oOk fire, and before assistance
could rcacA her she was very severely
O''nea. Medical aid was summoned i'm
s saeilaiely, andtke patient made as com
o''aOIe as possible under the Circumstan
.,.,i! tae womaa's Foreign Missionary So
sSs!, s,., oil this place, held theis frst anniyer
~, ~ meeting in the NJ. y. Church on Sab
,ssi1 SSn evening, The exercises opened with
G,sSss GTS.ns Of scripture lesson, singing "Ffau
J,l,eeenl'9ds " ley Mountains" and PRAYER
S.SJ ,eI y which the Treasurer and Secretar,
Wsu, Ssa ,@eiFrCports. Addresses by the pres
SiSaS SsiaS esSry by Mrs. Welday, oi Smith
is,,a,., i,S, Setlenon county, Ohio; reading Q
I"S''Si Iv'S ron Missionaries, by Miss Ami
'S'a'' essay, by Miss Emma Hale: re
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oRpEnEp mol LEAVE ron 1NpIA.
rlIE SECRET SOCIETIES.

ST, PErERsBURd, April PA correspon.
dent Of the Cologne Gasctte explains the
state Of things proceeding the publication
Of the imperial ukase, He saYsa cIandes.
tinelycirculated organ Of therevolutionists
(l.and Of Libertp), demanded the abolition
Of the third section Of the imperial
Chancellory and tho dismissal OF court
camarilla, surrounding the Gar. 1t pub.
lished list Of about 200 names declaring
that the revolutionists would shoot, stab
and murder until their demand was salts.
fed and camarilla swept from the face oi
the earth. The correspondent estimates
that the secret society numbers 900, fully
initiated and working ON all sides.
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ST. LOUIS, April 29.-The Paa, lbRatch
this evening publishes the crop report
from over Atty counties, this State, EN-.
bracing all the principal grain raising sec
tions. They show that there will be a
full average yield OF wheat, more than an
averege yield Of oats aud that the corn
crop now promises TO be greater than ever
before. There Is a large decline in the
cultivation OF hemp, once the most i'm.
portant product 0, this State, The peach
buds arc killed nearly all over the State
and in many places tho trees were Killed
by the severity ot last winter. ether
fruits promise fairly.
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Chleago Cattle lTnrlret.

omcAaO, April 22.-Ths DrOysrr Journal
Aoas-R Receipts 5000 head; shipments Loo
head. Market very slow; choice heavy $S so
a3 70; lighta shade better at s. 40aS 90; mixed
packing dull at IS 3o Closed quiet ard easy.
oArTLE-Receipts 1900 head; shipments 6S5
head. Market strong and u shade higher:
shipping 81 20a6 25; butchers scarce at 81 OS
aS 10; Stockes scarce at g 90a4 10.
sIEEr-Receipts 1000 head shipments $40
head. Market quiet at s. 25ab rs.
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DISASTROUS FIRE.
Loss Of Property, OccasIouing Much
Suffering,

Suffering.
San Francisco, April GA fire at
Eureka, Nevada, broke out shortly after
midnight on the 10th inst. in the
rear portion Of the Opera House, large
frame building on Bateman street, run.
ming through Buel to Spring street. A
heavy gale was blowing, and it at was once
evident that a disastrous conhagration
must ensue. The fire spread with great
rapidity, and made clean track
down Spring and Buel streets, and Main
street for nearly half mile, spending its
force finally at tho foundry and Adobe
boarding house, close to the Eureka Com
pany's mining works. Not building is
left standing in all this area save Pacton's
and tho Sentinel buildings. The fire
crossed Bud street and in a moment the
Eldorado building caught. This doomed
the east side OF Main street. The fire.
men made o gallant fight all the. way
upthe thoroughiare, drenching the build.
ings with flood OF water and contesting
every inch, step by step, until Robbins
street was reached. The danger is over in
that quarter. The loss is estimated at
nearly million. dollars, on which there is
not over SIPS, 900 insurance, distributed in
small risks among large number Of com.
panies. Ts1
Cold weather succeeded tho fire, &C.
companied by fall OF snow, which caused
much suffering amongt the homeless peo.
Pile, and the want Of shelter was tempora.
rily supplied by tents, the material for
which was promptly forwarded by the San
Francisco relief committee. There is no
lack Of food-the provisions and stores
mostly escaped the flames.
Relief movements were inaugurated at
once in San Francisco, Sacramento, Yir.
ginia City and other towns. Money TO the
amount OF $4,000 has already been for.
warded and large supplies Of blankets,
mattresses, &c. A number OF entertain.
ments arc announced for the benefit OF a
relief fund.