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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-07
Nsp York Sun. Aay 20.

The Rev. DR.. Do Witt TAlmsgs sailed
for Europe yesterday. and the large por-
ton Of his congregation that went down
the bay In the steamer Grand Republic
to see him OF kept up an almost con.
tinuous cheer for "ths Dominic" The
elders Of his church. most Of his church
members, Arbuckls bearing bis cornst,
and the majority OF the Presbyters who
recently voted that DR.. Talmsge had
not been guilty OF falsshood and deceit,
were In the steamer. Mayor Howell,
ex.Mayor Hunter, Mr.. A. W. Tspney,
the Rev. Alfred Taylor, Engineer Do
Merritt OF the Brooklyn Board OF City
Works. and many Brooklyn officials,
were also there. Talmage's laugh rang
through the vessel a. he went bidding
every one good by and shaking hands.
His young wife and his daughter, Miss
Jessie Talmage, were with him. both
being his companions on his European
tour. Dr.. Tslmage Joined the company
at JEWELS wharf, Brooklyn, and left IL
at the Cunard pier, whore the Gallia lay.
ready to be unmoored for her second
trip 70 England. Tslmags shouted "Good
BY 70 from stem TO stern and from main
deck 10 hurricane dock, and then, stop
ping on the edge Of the gang plank, hs
ayrstsd his arms and shoutsd once more
"Good.byI" to all. The noisy little
tug that steals along Brooklyn Heights
every night, ~screaching - II In great dis
tress, then ran tho ootavs In . shrill cry,
as though installing Talmags's farewell
for Q salute from . passing vessel, and
all the steamers in sight whistlsd three
times.
The aallia steamed down the bay at
la. u. Dr.. Talmage and bis family
leaned over the rail. waving their hand.
kerchisfs In answer to the huttering
handkerchiefs that were shaken from
syery part OF the steamer containing his
congregation. Major B. B. Corwin
mounted the whesl.houss OF the Grand
Republic and led . rousing three cheers
for 'the Dominic" The band played
"Auld Lang syns." and Arbuckls gave.
Q parting solo, "Praiss God, from
whom all blessings fsw." The Grand
Republic followed the Gsllia TO Sandy
Hook, and, returning to this city, dis
charged some OF its passengers 1t Pier ],
and then continued or . trip up the
Hudson.
Dr.. Talmaes viii deliver . series Of
lectures In England, under the manage.
msnt Of Mr.. Pond. Of late Henry Ward
Bseohsr's lecture agent. BE will return
home 70 preach on The arst Sunday In
September.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-07

FREE LrcruRr.-Dr. Coon will sd-
dress the people Of Gold Hill at the
Grammar school house on Monday even
ing, June 9th, ut 8 o'clock p. II. Sub
ject-The fruits OF the liquor trafio.
What shall We do to rescue u country
from the demon rum2
LocKrIoS.-N. ]. Gillst has nlsd NO.
tee Of location Of the liza Gold and Bill.
YER Mining Claim, Gold Hill District.
between Gold Canyon and American
Ravins. running from one old cut and
notice ssstsrly 400 feet and westerly
100 feet.
COLONEL Fam and son. ]. G. Fair. Jr..
left last evening for San Francisco.
whence they will sail nsIt Monday for
the Sandwich Islands. where they will
remain some three months.
UNITED STATES CIRcurr Couar jury.
men can receive their pay by calling
upon United States Marshal Ash. room
No. ], Bank Of California building.
to-day.
TIE Silver Jacket Mining Company
have levied an assessment Of ten cents
per share on their capital stock, dslin.
qusat July 7th.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-07
Wife Of the Child Murderer.

Mrs. Freeman Ia pining In her prison,
and shs has lately experienced . change
OF views regarding the act. She says
that both abe and her husband for sew
eral days after thoroughly believed that
their child would be raised to them, but
at length her heart failed her. and now
she knows they did wrong. She thinks
It was o temptation Of the devil, and
they were surely mistaken In the voice.
Having thus made up her mind shs has
dismissed all thought OF their act In it,
religious aspect and relations, And pines
for her slain child and partner In sor.
row. from whom she 10 separated. She
does not want her other daughter, Bss.
sic, brought into her presence for fear
tho surroundings Of the prison might
cloud her child's life. Bessie Ia with
friends going to school and does not yet
know that her sister Edith IL dead.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-07
Booths Land Bill.

WASHINGTON, June THE bill intro.
duoed by Senator Booth TO prevent OBJ
structions to presumption and homestead
settlement provides that the occupation,
inclosurs. or cultivation OF any portion
Of public lands. except by persons hav.
ing Q claim thereto, under the United
States law shall not withhold the same
from homestead or presumption settle.
msnt, and any person not having such
local claim. who shall by force or intimi.
dstion prevent such settlement, shall be
liable to . fine not exceeding two hun.
drsd dollars, or imprisonment not OF.
cesding six months. or both. The necss.
atty for this bill arises from the practice
Of hsrdsrs and others In Q certain quar-.
ter Of ~oultivating. or pretending to cul.
tivats. some portions Of extensive tracts
which they desire, perhaps by merely
drawing 0 furrow around them a. o
means Of preventing bona ade settle.
msnts. The Commissioner OF the Gen.
sral Land Ofloe has recently ruled that
be has no power to protect settlers
against this practice.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-07
A Fools Luck In LsadyllIs.

A Pittsburgsr recently returned from
Lesdville tells the Telegraph Of that city
Q story which contains some slsmsnts OF
probability. BE was always fond OF Q
reckless rowing life, free from the
restraints Of social etiquette. He be-
longsd TO o good family. but was poor.
He went to Leadvlls and remained there
quite o while. whom he returned home
on q visit the other day. He was talk
ing about his Leadville life and said:
after I'd been out around Lsadville
for several months, I got 70 b tolerably
prosperous. I had $500 In cash. Q $500
horse, Q gold watch and chain, o good
pack mule, two rsvolvsrs, . dog and q
mssrschaum pipe. One day I came into
town and drew all my money IN order
to pay for part Of Acclaim which / wished
to buy. met q couple Of fellows !
knew, Just after ! got my cash, and
we resolved TO have . quiet little
game Of poker. Well, sir. I never
struck such Q lead Of bad luck since I
was born a. I did that afternoon. It
was q square game. but II anybody won
anything. they naturally intended to
keep II. Men don't have much pity for
each other out In that country. Well,
the FIRST thing I did was to lose $500 on
four queens. It was my deal. gave
another fellow four kings. In less than
hour I lost every cent I had, then /
lost my horse, then my mule. then my
watch, then my rsyolvsrs, my rife and
my dog. I didn't have money enough
10 buy q cigar. ] went out Of the place
and resolved 10 borrow . revolver and
shoot myself. I walked of out TO the
edge OF town, and without thinking Of
what / was doing, I put my hand In my
to take out my revolver.
was none there, Of course. but
my mesrschaum pipe was there, looking
like o piece OF shining coal. II had
been colored 70 prsttily. Al soon as
I felt that pipe I gave . yell OF delight
and started OF on . run Tor the house
whore the boys had won my money.
They were still thsrs. got $40 on my
pipe and sat down TO play again. won
little money andthsn got my dog back,
hen my rsyolvers, then my rife. my
mule, my watch and my horse. 1t
a. though there was . perfect
revolution In my luck. At last / won
81, 200 on one hand. The fellow who
vas betting against me had an sos. king.
queen, jack and four-spot hush. and /
had an ace, king. queen, jack and i've.
,pot Aush. When I got up from the
able II was daylight in the morning and
had "a, 800 In cash. besides the money
md things I had started With. went
Town to the hotel, borrowed the land.
ady's Bible and swore I'd never gamble
again a. long a. I lived. and / never
have since and never will"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-07
MINING NOTES.
Natter. or Interest All Along sh.
Lode.

The North Bonanza and Flowsry
orosscuts have not yet penetrated the
ledge 30 as to show its quality.
The indications that the ophir incline
il likely to pass into quartz again con
tinus TO increase a. the work Of sinking
progresses.
Ths Sierra Nevada stump will soon Be
completed. when the work OF opening
q station and drifting on the 2400 level
will bs commenced.
The Utah incline is passing into .
similar formation to that which led
down to the Sierra Nevada ore body.
Assays from the caprsck at the lowest
point OF the incline OF the Sierra Nevada
last evening gave $11 20. indicating an
approaching hump Of the ore body.
Alta il still working away preparatory
to prosecuting the lower levels. On the
1850 level one has been started east and
il in quartz, but not yet into the vein
proper. On the 1850 level the north
and south drifts are In birdseye por-
phyry. Both are being curved round TO
the west to reach tho vein, which lies In
in that direction. and when tho proper
points have been attained the drifts will
be continued north and south parallel
with the ledge.
E~1chsqusr's north drift, 2400 level,
10 still working its way into Q formation
Of quartz and leaving its porphyry be-
hind.
The birdseve porpbyry on the lower
levels Of the Yellsw Jacket assays ~ l6
and contains small spots Of sulphuret
ore. This fact is worth pondsring over.
Silver Hill still continues to supply
the Boston and Thompson mills with
ore.
About 200 tons Of ore extracted from
the new vein recently discovered in the
Waller Defeat end OF the Justice ground
have been hauled to the Pacific mill,
which will DO started up shortly.
The machinery Of the Kossuth mine
Is being ovsrhaulsd preparatory to re-
Stunning operations in the mine.
Bullion has its winze engine running
ON the 2l50 level and o good work
viii DO done in sinking to the lower
level.
, The Pacific mill is being svsrhauled
and repaired, preparatory to being
started up on Justice ore. This mill has
q daily capacity Of as tons.
The Eureka mill will DO startsd up on
Sierra Nevada ore Is 500 as 1t can be
got ready. The mill, it 10 said. has bean
purchased by the Sierra Nevada Com
pany.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-07
asiisiess Notices.

There will be divine service at 1t. Johns
Church. Gold Hill. 10 morrow at 1:So ?. n. Rev.
3. p. Kelly onasisttns. There viii be ne morn
ing s~srviee.
There will b divine rerytes q the Methodist
xpiscopAl Church. Gold Hill. to-norrov at II
A =. and 1:o =. y. sunday school st i:0.
There vtl BE- divine service q q. Papi's
Church, Virginia, tomorrow 81 II a. H., ksv.
Gee. W. Foots oe1eianng.
~. Mr.. orshsm viii preach at Mssonio Hall.
Gold nili. Tomorrow x1sD Pm. AL ~ invi-
"a 70 attend.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-07
Enjoy IPR.

What . truly besutiful world W live In ! Ns.
ture gives rs grandeur OF mountains. slsns and
oceans. and Thousands Of means for epjoymsnt.
We can desire no better when in perfect health;
but how oftsn do the majority Of people feel
like giving Il up dlsheartened. discouraged and
worried out with disease. when there 10 no 90
cssfon for this feeling. 20 every sufferer can
easily obtain satisfactory proof that GREENS
Augu,t Flower will make thsm - free from
dirssse ~ when born. Dyspepsia and Liver
Complaint In the direct cause OF seventy.hye
per cent OF such msladies - Biliousness, Indi.
gestion. Sick Headache. C0etiyeness,. Nervous
dizziness OF the Head. Palpitatton
Of the Heart, and other distressing .symptoms.
Thrrs doses OF August Ylowef will prove its
wonderful effect. Sample bottles, 10 csnts.
Try 10. v
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-07
Troops for Duck Valley.
Carson Appeal, Jun Z.

w. Ff
Governor Kinksad yesterday received
o copy Of an order from Major General
Mcdowell, commanding Military Divis.
ion OF the Pacific. as follows: "Com-
pany I. First Cavalry. Fort Hallsck.
New, will proceed without delay on .
Reconnaissance to Duck Valley Indian
Reservation. New, near which tbs Com.
pany Commander will establish q camp
for such time a. may be necessary 10
carry out the instructions Of the Division
Commander" It IL In order to add
that the thanks OF the settlers Of Duck
Valley are due in no slight degree to the
eIsrtions Of Congressman Daggett for
the issuance OF the foregoing order. car.
rying out, g. It does. the request Of the
% embodied In . joint rsso-
luton passed ct Its late session.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-07
All for Love.

SAs Francisco. June Last night
Charles White, swsitsr, shot himself In
the side on Tay street. Hs was 70.
moved to the City Hospital. whore the
bullet was extracted from his back. The
cause Of the shooting was his getting
the mittsn from his young woman. he
was Q married man, but had separated
from his wife. and was counting the lady.
whom she. hearing that he had . wife.
sacked him.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-07
I. o. o r. Election.

The Grand Lodge Of the I. o. o. r.
Of Nevada, which has been In session at
Virginia City for several days past, closed
its annual session yesterday. The fol.
lowing Grand Officers were chosen for
the ensuing term: Grand Master. ]. @.
Smith Of Virginia; Deputy Grand Mas.
ter, Elijah Yeates OF Tuscarora; Grand
Warden, j.. 8. Bowksr OF Reno; Grand
Secretary, ". d. Hill OF Virginia; Grand
Treasurer. George TuAy OF Carson;
Grand Representatives. @. o. Batter.
man Of Carson and P. h. Mulcahy Of
Virginia. i.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-07
Run Over and Killed.
Siissr STATE, June 9.

p"s" psossb su"e
Professor Mcdonald, who arrived here
last evening from Battle Mountain. In.
forms "a that q man who Was beating bis
way on the cars was run over and killed
Q abort distance west Of that town on
Wednesday night. His body was horri.
bly, manslsd and one Of his legs severed
from the body. An inquest was held on
the remains yesterday, but nothing Va:
found on his person BY which be could
be identified or his name asesrtainsd.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-07
TaE NEW STUCK srEoULaTIoNs.

The combination method Of operating In
stocks which Asssrs. Lawrence . Co.. Bankers.
N. T., have insusuratei. Il attracting unusual
attention In financial circles, By reason Of it,
remarkable success. A customer ir PROM.
dsacs invested nine times, and made over 1900
In three months. BY using from $50 10 500 cap.
ital. By this system orders from thousands OF
customers. In various sums. are pooled Into
Que immense capital. and operated q . mighty
whole. thus giving to each shareholders AL the
advantages Of vast capital and shrewdsst akin.
PROFITS srs divided every thirty days. Any
amount from SO TO $4,000 can b. ussd IL
Nessrs. Lawrence 4 Co.'S combinations with
equal proportionats success. el5 will maks
SIS proni In . month. S2o0 will return $1,000,
or 8 Der cent. on the stock, and % on e. the
market varies. The new circular gives two
unerring rules for success." and shows how
any one can operate probably. Mailed free.
Stocks and bonds wanted. Govefnmsnt bonds
supplied. Apply TO Lawrence d 10. Bsnksrs,
81 Exchange Place, New York. v
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-07
Coming.

Joe Murphy, the incompatible Irish
comedian. will appear at Pipsr's Opera
House next week. supported by the fol.
lowing company +. g. Gutter, John
s. Lindsan, H. N. Brown lstage man.
sger), John Woodward, w. Z. Law.
renoe, L. Belmoro. G.. L. Stevens, G.
w. Britton, E. A. Fuller, Miss George
woodthrops. Miss Kitty Belmors and
little Lottie Chissold.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-07
p.p.rs.rss Last Evs.iss.

"a Pair, E n Howell. II B Hanmors. J
q Fair Jr, Mrs McClans. J McClans. Miss
wiuslow. Mrs L J Morgan. Miss y Nor
gan, DR. Bsrthier. J II Graham. d II Bird
sell. A T watsrs. J Bell. J Lsty. d Owes
G + Some, A williams. z Sprssus, L
Ramon. W H Davis. Mrs. n Wand. ] ]
Desmond. Mrs J Hughes. Charles d
Bpssstsr, Mrs. d Krouse, II v Dey.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-07
arv,v.s. sh,s nersiss.

q E Mitchell. Thomas NHrdsn. Bishop
Whitaker, Max Meyer. n 7 Waters, Il v
Dsy. Charles Williamson. 3 s'ernosrs. !
siss and family. NnJR MITCHELL Miss
Joiee, T r Grady. Mrs. Il N Ruby. Miss
Patton. A Morrill,, Il Wheeler and wife.
Miss O Cavanaush. Miss NcFaddsn. Miss
n Cr~anaugh. Miss D NcCone. Mrs. J MO
Conc. T casanaugh. Kate Royan. JE
Tufts. = A Wheeler. z T washburn' ! ID
Stewart, ] Nswhouse, T Buekner.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-07
Fatal Accident.

Ora. Valley tCai.j Unio~, June 6.
Yesterday afternoon. a. . carriage
containing the family Of Mr.. Herring,
living near Nevada City, was returning
home from the Reunion grounds, the
team took fright nsa the suspension
bridge, ran away. overthrow the carriage,
causing the instant death Of o little
daughter. aged nine years, and probably
fatally injuring Mr.. Herring. and hurt
ing severely two young men. Full par
ticulars were not obtainable last even
ina,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-07
School PIcxlc.-Ths picnic Of Il

School PIcNIc.-Ths picnic OF the
public schools Of Storey county will take
place n week from to-day. Saturday.
June 18th, at the Bowers Mansion.
Washoe Valley. It viii be under the
direction Of the County Superintendent
Of Public Schools and the Trustees OF
Gold Hill and Virginia Districts. The
full net proceeds Of the excursion and
picpic will be devoted to school pur'
poses.
Tunx.vrnxrS PIcSIc.-Ths Virginia
Turn-vsrsin will give their annual picnic
at Trsadway's ranch. Carson City, Sat-
urday. July Is. The following gentle.
men have been appointed Committee OF
Arrangements: r. Haubut. J: o. Young
j. Haub, ]. Wul6 and II. Huber.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-07
Usage Brush Leaves"
Carson Appeal, June o.

The Governor Ia In receipt Of most en-.
~oouraging news from many different por-
lions Of the State In regard to the sale
Of Mr.. Mighsls' book. From all ap.
p~sarances the demand for tho book will
Be such as to afford q handsome profit
upon Ito publication. The committee
have the work well organized and are
earnestly d~ssirous Of afording every one
OF Harry's friends an opportunity OF tes'
tifyinR their remembrance and friend
ship in = mode at once delicate and gen.
arOua.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-07

A SrvLY.nlnsIrD lady. who. as In
duty bound, was very fond OF her hus.
band, Notwithstanding his extrsms ugli-
nsss of person, onos said 70 . witty
friend: "whst do you think' Ny
husband has laid out tan dollars for .
large bsboon ON purpose TO please mel"
"The dear little mani" cried the other.
well, II il Just like himl"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-07
Fire In 9enss.

From the insurance men Of Virginia,
the information IL derived that ct $3.50
O'Clock yesterday morning . FIRE broke
out in the Douglas County Court.houss,
at Genoa, and before II could Be sub
dued, did damage that 10 estimated at
/. 1000. 1t originated in the County
Clerks Office, in thu upper story, and
burned through into the Recorders
room. The county records were oil
saved. As there had been no fires in
the building for several days past, 1t is
thought to be the work OF an incen'
diary.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-07

In Ashsd mos. psrsevsrinsly all day.
used up his bait, and did not catch . nsh.
Al he wendell his p%ensive way home.
ward, q nsighbor accosted him With:
"What luck2" "Well," he said with
elaboration. mot particularly good;
and still It wasn't 30 darned bad after
all; I didn't catch any fsh. but I made
out to drown o good many worms"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-07

In . little town in Missouri . lady
teacher wa exercising . GLASS OF juvs-
niles in mental arithmetic. She com.
msncsd the question, "If you buy .
COW for SO" when up came . little
hand. "what is It. JOHNNY" "why.
you can't buy no kind OF . COW for $40.
Father sold one for $50 the other day,
and she was q regular old scrub ct that"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-07
Take ls Back.

The Silver Reef Miner thus touches
up one Of its friends who stood BY 1t
when the town was burned The
parties who got away with a mattress
from the rear OF the Miner Office prob
ably think they got . soft thing. We
doubt IL; instead Of hair 1t Ia stuffed
with bsd.bugs, which We have little
doubt will return 1t to its old quarters
the first opportunity"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-07
A Lively Trip.

At 8 o'clock on Tuesday evening.
says the Carson Appeal, o. N. Wheeler
embarked In . small aums boat, with an.
other boat attached. carrying his blank.
sts. ct South Camp, . distance OF fftesn
miles from the foot Of the dume In D
southern part Of town, and rsaohsd this
city Just - the sun VA disappearing
ovsr The hills. BE must have besn shot
dswa with lightning speed.
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Humboldt Items.
Slice, State, June 4.

Henry ]. Pratt. OF Glover Valley. in.
forms Us that his experiment with hot
springs water for irrigating purposes
shows II TO be equal In every respect 70
that Of mountain water. He sowed
barley, wheat. alfalfa and vegetables this
Spring and irrigatss them with water
from the hot springs In that vicinity.
Grain. grass and vegetables are doing
we'll. and the prospects for . good crop
are excellent.
No news has been received from
Sheriff Miller and party, who left here
Sunday evening for the northwestern
part Of the county In pursuit Of Frank
SchAlata, the alleged counterfeitsr.