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careless diet, a change of water, or cold
settling in the bowels, very often brings on at
this season of the year, an obstinate Diarrhma,
or some serious affection of the stomach or
bowels, imperilling the life of the patient. If
You would treat such complaints in rational
way. try at once DR.. Jaynes' Carminative Bal
sam, simple, but safe remedy in such attacks,
and equally effectual in all cases of Cramps,
Cholera Morbus, Dysentery, and Summer COM
plant.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-07-28
DAILY WEATHER BULLETIN.

OFFICE OF OBSERVATION, SIaNA1. CoRps, q. s. a.
lNaERsoLL BLOCK, THIRD STREET,
- 81. PAUL, MINI.
Observations taken ct the same moment Of
time ut AL stations. 7s33.$S
Meteorological Record Inlv ~ 1870 Q.k6 -
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The Author Of Pinafnra

BosroN, July p. Arthur Sullivan, autho,
Of Pinafore, arrived to-day from England.
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a R5 T 79 Bel si eon Y sR wss the.
Amount Of rainfall, O.; maximum Their
nometer, Sc; minimum thermometer, SO.
O. 8. N. Cow.
Sergeant Signal Corps, u. s. a.
WEATHER TO-DAY.
WASHINGTON, July %, 4. H.-Indications
for the lake region southerly to westerly winds,
slight rise in temperature, falling barometer
during day, partly cloudy weather and area Of
rain for upper Mississippi and lower Missouri
valleys. In southern portions warmer aouth to
west winds and partly cloudy weather.
In nQEthern portion areas of rain withlvariabl.
winds and slight changes in barometer.
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Letellier's Removal.

MONTREAL, July 27.An indignation meet
ing was held last night at which strong reso-
buttons were passed against the Suppression
of Lieut. Gov. Letellier,
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New Ocean Cable-Demolition of the Tuil-
leries Decided Upon-The British Mission
Hobnobbing with YakO0b Khan-Agra-
rlan Disturbances In POland-Mlscella-
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across the field toward the scsne of accident
Ascore of carriages were also headed in the
same direction, and the man on horseback
was SO multiplied that he presented the
appearance of regiment of
cavalry at full charge. Those who
reached the scene first found Van Ness in
the condition Of tho young lady in the
play who asks, "Where am / ?" He soon
s'tumbles to himself however; found that
no bones we're broken, and straiehtway set
to work with the others to disentancle the
horse, who presented q sad plight, covered as
he was from head to tail with mud. The
harness was complete wreck. The sulky
sustained but little damage. The accident
was caused by the horse catching one Of his
hind feet in the ssshin- boot" Of the front
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-24
mig straw.

The Ban Francisco Post, In its leading
stock article yesterday. confirms is pre-
yious assertions that . new era Of specu-
lation was on foot and that Eastsrn cap
ital was seeking investment in mining
stocks as follows: Shortly prior 10 the
revival In our mining share market, ex.
change ON Now York was bought BY
local banks at from Is to IS cents pre-
MUM. 30 much OF IL has lately been
offered that the premium has dropped
off and the banks will now only buy IL
At par. The Posi- representative this
morning went the rounds Of all the lead
inc banks and banking houses, and as.
csrtainsd enough to show that the cause
OF the decline in exchange has been the
large amounts offered on New York by
q heavy stock brokerage Arms who do
business with Eastern correspondents.
This il ths biggest straw yet. It shows
whore q large quantity Of stocks has
gone during the past ten days. It also
shows that the interest In our mines.
awakened among Eastern capitalists and
investors since new developments we're
assured, is steadily on the increase,
despite the adoption Of the new Consti'
tuition. The hsokneysd theory that the
market has risen solely on the ''cross
orders" OF manipulators, Is proven false
BY the fact that Eastern participation a.
borne out by the decline In change on
Now York. has largely been the means
OF improving the situation.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-24
suit ON Bonds.

X. T. Brodsk. AZ Public Administra-
tor, has commenced IN action against f.
A. Tritls, Henry Piper, George II. Dana,
Charles Cummings, ]. W. Wilson, VIM.
Mooney. Fred. Schroeder, Philip Reese,
B. Burke and j. s. Hardwick, bonds
men OF d. F. Hodges, ex.Public Admin.
istrator. to recover the following amounts
belonging to tho specified estates 70
spectively: Sl52 30. estate OF William
Campbell; SECS "a, estate Of Nathan
Jones; SIZE, estate Of Matthew Deyins;
1878 %, estate Of r. c. Darling; S62 20,
estate OF Rose Cabans; Sl3l Il, estate
OF Michael Mccarthy; total, Sl,lOS AZ,
with interest on the various sums speoi.
ted from different dates Of the current
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-24
Practical Views.

NEW Yonx, May 24.-An evening pa
per interviewed Senator Farley here
to-day. He said: ~ see nothing in
the situation Of California to create any
great alarm. Had I been there I should
probably have voted against the new
Constitution. There 10 Q great deal OF
good In IL, however. have no doubt
but that the Questionable provisions will
DO evadsd in one way or another, and so
being practically q dsad.lstter, 1t will be
difficult to prevent stock spsculations.
Besides. stock speculation IL not oil bad,
and, while ! have no desire to defend 1t,
there are some things to be said In Its
favor. There is only one class OF mon
In the State who would DO likely TO do
any harm II they got into power BY the
votes Of the men who carried the new
Constitution"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-24

From BoDrr. - Charley Hsilshorn,
whom everybody knows, came in from
Bodis yesterday, where hs has been for
the last few months securing his fortune.
He has his pockets all full OF gold notes
and valuable mining stocks and 10
happy. And his friends smile with him.
He speaks we'll OF Bodis and LaRe and
the people, and judging from his looks
he has bean we'll treated over there. de
viii 20 back ~ 500 a he gets through
shaking hands with all his old friends.
II. ]. B.ADr has pleaded not guilty TO
the indictment charging him with the
murder Of Adam Clark. The case Will
be set whom the next term calendar 10
called. and probably will DO tried about
June 16.
IT is absolutely impossible for old In
difference himself to keep from beating
tims in some way with somsthing while
Primrose and West are dancing.
L. B. Colrs. indicted for smbszziing
IS, 900 note from the estate OF William
Wilton, il out on %. 500 bail.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-24
Modest John sherman.

WASHINGTON, May 24.-A letter from
John Sherman to q war Democrat In
New York states that while no doubt he
could be elected Governor Of Ohio, 1t
would be wrong for him to entertain the
proposition. so many being interested in
the rsfunding and redemption work now
progressing. he says: "what I would
aspire TO, in case public opinion should
decide to mako me q candidate for Presi.
dent, would be to unite in cooperation
with the Republican party all the M.
tional elements that contributed 10 and
aided in any way the successful vindioa-
ton OF the national authority during the
war. I would do this, not for tho pur-
poss Of irritating the South, or Cypress.
ing them In any way. but to assert and
maintain the supremacy Of the national
authority to the full extent Of all pow.
ers conferred by the Constitution. The
true issue for 1880 is national suprs-
macy in national matters; honest money.
and an honest dollar"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-24

LEO BRoKrN.-The little siI-year-old
son Of Humphrey symons. the well
known Gold Hill policeman. broke his
leg below the knee on Thursday last.
He was climbing upon a picket fence.
whom hs fell over, his leg catching be-
tween the tops Of two picksts, with the
above result. The little fellow 10 getting
along finely and stands II like . veteran
bone breaker. The only thing that vor.
riss him Is that he Is afraid he will not
get we'll In time for the next school pic
MIC. He Is willing to attend on crrtchss,
however. il they will let him.
O. Il. HARDING, correspondent OF the
Chicago Tribune, arrived yesterday
morning, and will remain soms days on
the Comstock In order to take . look at
the lower levels Of the leading mines.
In three or four days ho will leave for
Bodie, TO take o look at the mines OF
that camp.
UNCLE GEORGE FRYER. the invstsrats
old Britisher down at Carson, gives .
grand "blow out ct his place OF bust
ness this evening in honor OF the birth.
day Of Her Majesty Queen Victoria.
The Carson friends Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Mccullough Of Empire gave them
a surprise party on Thursday night. 1t
is said to have been . pleasant AFFAIR.
BURIAL PERMITS are necessary now
before intsrments can take place. Bee
official notice Of Coroner Brodsk in an
other column.
SAN NurrINo and Bill Haskins will
shoot q match at the Sarsfeld target to-
morrow for $40 side, 200 yards. ten
shots each.
CAPTAIN CANAvAs, superintendent OF
the New York mine, accompanied BY
his wife, left for California night before
last.
TEE Carson Tribune says that the
death Of Harry Mighels il hourly sx-
psctsd.
Trz measles are very prevalent in
Carson ct the present time.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-24
Dick brown.

This famous banjoist and son OF Pan
and Momus. formerly wsll.known to
virginians and Gold Killers, is now in
San Francisco after q run in the Black
Hills, the Eastern and Southern States,
Texas, New Mexico. Arizona, etc. A
letter from him received this morning
says: have just arrived from Tucson,
Arizona. Having had considerable
mining a. well a. professional expert.
ence, / predict q very bright future for
Arizona, although o little dull at pres.
emit, owing to the scarcity Of mills. But
the mines are rich and there will DO
lively times this fall. I did well enough
conoertizing. etc., but got tired OF
"Chili con carne." ''tomalss," 'fri.
jolss," and all that sort Of thing, and
came here to rscreate and recuperats.
don't intend this for publication, but
merely that you may tell the boys that l
am still alive and not disposed OF as
vet,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-24
Wells Fargo.

The stockholders Of the Wells. Fargo
Mining Company, says tho San Fran
cisco Exchange, held special meeting at
the office o! the company, 20s Bush
street, on Thursday afternoon, with 3D.
400 votes represented. The attorney Of
the company stated that the title In dis.
puts was In reference to the old Wells,
Fargo ground, comprising some 800 feet.
not the new purchase Of 600 feet, and
that, furthermore. the money was paid to
satisfy the Judgment obtained and paid
to tho Sheriff Of tho county on the 28th
day Of last October. Tho meeting was
perfectly harmonious, and the following
named gentlemen were elected to serve
as q Board OF Directors for the ensuing
year: ]. NJ. Hinkls, President; George
w. Dixon, Vice. President; H. B. Hinkls.
Robert Steen, John Conway and ID. l..
Thomas, Secretary.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-24

There is q species Of evergreen grow
ing in the foothills Of the Palmyra range,
about q couple Of miles east Of Dayton,
says the Lyon County Times. which,
when made into . tea and takon at FIRE.
quent intervals throughout the day. il a
sure cure for chronic catarrh. County
Recorder Lothrop. Postmaster Bonham
and other prominent residents Of Dayton,
have been cured Of that complaint by
drinking OF the tea during q few weeks.
This tea has u gummy taste, but is not
unpleasant. and it is also taken for colds,
nervous headache, and so forth. The
plant is a small shrub, but 1t grows in
~profusion. and can be found in the foot.
hills anywhere from Dayton to Indian
Spring District. An sntsrprising genius
will some day gather the shrub. prepare
it for the market on q large scale, and,
by advertising its curative properties.
realize an independent fortune.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-24
California.

Nnw YoRx, May "a. - Ths Tribune
sditorially says: California could sup.
port 60. 600. 900 people without crowd.
Ing; indeed, II as dsnssly populated a.
Holland. she would hold nearly 2Oo,.
900, 900. It requires not less than10,.
600. 900 merely to develop her resources.
II 10 not, then, . question what the
Chinese will do a. much as 1t Is what
California will do. and especially how
some Of her worthiest enterprises will
escape from embarrassment. Those
who talk fippantly Of o~vsrcrowding
should reflect upon the fact that all tho
inhabitants Of the globe could stand on
Long Island, in New York State. and
each have ten feet OF land. II il .
curious comment on q institutions.
this talk Of sIpelling men, merely DO.
cause they work too hard and too cheap,
from . country where not n aors in
ten has sver bsen fenced in, or n In
twenty touched by the pillow.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-24
scerpio. W. Sierra Nevada.

The San Francisco Post gives a. an
additional reason why Sierra Nevada
does not advance materially with Union
Con. o rumor that the Scorpion Com.
pany. within whose patented lines the
Sierra Nsvadans are said to be following
the lead, Is preparing TO bring suit.
These reports we learn. adds the Post,
are correct. The Scorpion mine II not,
as Is commonly believed, located on q
parallel vein. The lode for which It has
q United States patent, runs nearly at
right angles with the Sierra Nevada To-
cation. The suit will be brought by the
advice Of the best legal talent on the
coast, and will have IN important bear
ing on the one ledge theory.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-24

BopIxwARD.-It looks now as though
thsrs would soon be . union Of the two
Bodie lines-the one running from Car.
SON and the Altman line from Virginia.
Should this be the case, the line will run
to and from Virginia and connect with
the trains there.
CAanIE WARD nee Carrie Clark, nov
Of Portland. Oregon. has given 8. 7.
Curtis . general power Of attorney to
act for her and revoked . prior power OF
attorney granted to r. H. Lindsay.
The San Francisco Stsck Report says
that James r. Keene and John P. Jones
are in the Alpha.Imperial movement.
QUITE . number Of mining men from
San Francisco are IN the Comstock
watching the mining situation.
Ir You wish 10 operate successfully In
stocks on $40. see advertisement in an
other column.
THERE are several sases OF Group
among the children Of Dayton,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-24

The entertainment given by the Bar.
low, Wilson. Primrose & West Minstrsls
at Pipsr's Opera House last evening was
certainly most exquisite. Much Of the
performance was entirely new and what
svsr was a repetition Of that given during
the previous engagement was worthy Of
bsipg again listened to. AL was enjoy.
able from the running up Of the red to
the anal drop Of the curtain. Every
body has heard how the man was com
plstely cured Of stammsring BY whist
ling, but no one ever heard the story
told till Milt. Barlsw told 1t. The sing
ing Of the Queen City Quartet 10 better
than svsr-at least the barytons has i'm.
proved since he went below. It would
DO difficult to improve much on either Of
the others. At any rate they are all
good enough. They do wrong. hovev.
or. to drop their Ecclesiastical chant. II
is the finest thing ever given by four
voices. The violin OF Fox 10 very hns
and his limitations sids-splitting. The
dancing Of Primrose and West is action
perfectly set to music and starts every
body to keeping time. That George
Wilson has n Of the quserest veins OF
humor ever displayed. It Is f~oolishnsss
raised to the highest point Of artistic
eIcsllenoe and then let down to such .
level that people at FIRST do
not know exactly what to make
Of II. As lady remarked last
evening. "Hs Is either . consummate
fosl or smarter than anybody" He has
certainly brought two unusual ends very
closely together. Barlow IL a. graceful
a. svsr, and AZ an old darkis out.darkiss
them all. He Is Q veritable Old Black
Jos.ksr. II any ono delights in min.
strely he cannot but be pleased at the
performances OF this troupe. They
take q wider range and bring in moro
exquisite phases Of the art than
any other organization Of the kind
ever on the Comstock; and yet every
thing is 70 refined and 30 elegant a. to
add thereby an increased charm to the
whole. The present engagement will
continue up to and including Monday
evening. Tonight, therefore. mere
fun. Sunday night Southern planta-
ton hymns will abound and everybody
loves them. The matinee this after.
noon was we'll attended. Get reserved
seats and enjoy this short season OF
artistic representations.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-24
District Court.
The following business wa transacted

The following business was transacted
in the District Court this morning
J. G. Bray W. q. p. Courssr and j. Z.
Bray-Lien disallowed Is to $40, and
judgment given therefor against j. Z.
Bray individually; lien foreclosed a. to
the balance OF claim.
Osbiston vs.. Gast-Decres OF fore
closure, q prayed for.
State W. L. b. Cohen-Deisndsnt ar.
raignsd and given till 3lst instant to
plead.
j. G. Hampton VI. ]. ]. Cooper ct al.
Judgment Of foreclosure Of three sep
arate mortgages; ten per cont. extra al
lowed for attorneys fees lover Sl,4OO).
Ewing VI. acknowledgement by
stipulation and partnership property
ordered sold.
Crandall Va. Luoe.-Judgment by con.
sent as prayed for.
j. II. Huling VI. His Creditors
Homestead set aside and Sheriff ap.
pointed assignee.
A. Aurich vs.. His Crsditors.-Shsrif
appointed assignee.
Frank Halleck vs.. His Creditors
Same order.
O. ". Ward vs. His Creditors. Dis.
charge granted.
McFarlane Va. Z. j. Pasmore.-De-
murrer withdrawn; ten days to answe
Recess till next Saturday.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-24
Pisseer Picnis.

Everybody knows that the Pionser
Picnic Ia to DO held this season ct Tread.
ways ranch. juno Z. but all q find out
something which they have not yet
thought Of in connection with Thy look.
ing at the official announcement in an
other column. The train will stop at
any point on the road whore there are
any guests to DO picked up. There will
be the usual amusements ut the grounds,
such a. prize shooting, irsmen's tourna-
ment, archery, foot-racing. dancing, etc.
Professors yarney and Cara will furnish
the music. The guests will receive al
possible attention.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-24
MINING NOTES.
Hasssrs Of Inssrsss All AIeas she
Lode.

They have commenced fencing in the
yard at the @. 4 @. shaft. The Con.
Virginia Enclosure is completed. The
inclosurs il eight feet high and tight
and protects ore. wood. tools. etc.
They are working in the sutro Tun'
nal now up to the Savage connection
and putting 600 feet per day Of boxes In
the sub-drains.
Gus Risssls. head BONANZA carpenter
was taking a good look at the old upper
shafts on the companies grounds this
morning. with q view to protecting them
more substantially. This Will DO inc
public important service.
The old Sherman mill site 10 being
prepared for the new mill OF the William
Penn Mining Company, which 10 sx-
pected along soon.
Chief engineer Hillysr, OF tho Silver
Hill, was struck on the night cheek, oy
the starting bar OF the air compressor al
that mine, last Thursday evening. and
cut to the bone. He was starting the
compressor at the time. -.
w. Frank Stewart is in Humboldt
county, visiting the mines OF Paradise
| District, and collecting material Tor an
Eastern lscturing tour on the mines
and Resources Of the Pacific Coast"
The Sierra Nevada ore breasts con.
tinus to improve. The top OF the in
cline station, $500 lsvel, has been
reached and it Is possible that the cham.
Der there to be cut out will open up
something.
They will get q pinion and spur
| wheel together in the Yellow Jacket to-
night 90 a. to resume operations in the
mine Immediately thereafter.
The Ophir incline has run into .
body OF solid quartz which Is almost q
milling proposition. It looks a. II they
would get it there o
They propose to run things squareiy
| at the North Bononza and Flowery. The
crosscuts are to be advanced with equal
pace and people III to DO allowed to
look aud form opinions for themselves
rs to the prospects there.
West Of the Sierra Nevada ore breasts
the south crosscut shows assays Of from
S2i to $50 for soms 30 feet.
It will take about ten days to prepare
the North Con. Virginia shaft for the
sksets, and then the dirt will hy. That
shaft is going to be put right down 70.
CARELESS Of anything.
The Crown Point winze from the $500
level has reached the 27o0 station.
The Brophy tunnel IL now passing
through quartz which assays FROM sl4
to $50 per ton.
The ore breasts on the 1900 level OF
the Sierra Nevada are now carried very
near to the line, the Union Consolidated
north line being between 10 and 40 ieet
south o. the main Sierra Nevada incline
at this level.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-24
DIR. mlNrIR,s NRpHRRrICUM.

"a compound fluid extract Of Buohu) DR..
Mintie's Nsphrsticum works wonders. AL
cases Of Dropsy, Bright's Disease. Kidney. Blad.
der and Urinary Complaints, or Retention Of
Urine are entirely cured by the Nsphrsticum.
Gravel, Diabetes. pain In the back. side and
loin arc cured when all other medicines have
failed. See what the druggists Of Portland and
Ban Francisco say about DR.. Aintie's Nephreti-
cum and English Dandelion Pills: I'VE have
sold large amount OF DR.. Mintie's medicines.
the English Dandelion Pills. also the Nsphrcti:
. soG ~; and , in ~ case: :.i.t NIX s.s niS 8 a. :ps Ssi1s 2,
Druggist. Second street, Portland; @. b. Wood.
ward 3 Co.. Druggists, corner First and Alder
streets, Portland. Messrs. Abrams D Carroll.
Wholesale Druggists. Nos. . and 8 Front street.
San Francisco, say: I've regard Nephrdteum
a. ne bst Kidney and Bladder Remedy. bfors
For ali derangsmentS Of the Liver. use DR.. Min.
ties Knglish Dsndelion Pills. For Bilioasness
and Dyspepsia. use Or. Mintie's Enslish Dande.
lion Pills. For Fever and Ague. use Dr. Ainttc's
English Dandelion Pills. Every fAmily should
Keep the English Dandelion Pills on hand. DR..
but viii, n taken according 70 directions. give
immediate relief, and perfect . cure In al
troubles for which they are recommended. Bold
By all Druggists.
THxps have been moro cures Of seminal
weakness. nervous debility and paralysis made
By tho wonderful Roglish remedy, Sir Ashley
Cooper's Vital Restorative. than BY oil other
remedies combined. Why Will you suffer
Send 70 A. z. Mintie, n. D., No. II Kesrny
stros&, Ban francisco. for the Restorative. and
BE- cured. Prics, IS per bottle; four times the
quantity. $40. Try . bottls. mhao iy
j. DAVIDSON. Sole Agent for the State OF
Nevada. Room o. No. o south O street,
Virginia, Nevada.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-24
Mage Lise from Bodic.

Con. Ogg was in town yesterday cir
culating among his friends. He il look
ing as rugged and hardy a. . grizzly
bear. Mr.. ogg is nov running a daily
stage line from Bodis to Mammoth City,
Lake District, with Hank Blanchard as
superintendent Of the outfit. Con.
knows how to run . stage line. and 1t
would be impossible for him to find .
more competent adjutant than Hank.
Both these men have unlimited faith in
the lasting wealth both Of Bodis and
Mammoth. They have eamped in that
locality and propose to stay there and
see it through. Their friends will be
GLAD to know OF their success.