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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-22

A typo with Q terrible bad cold availsd
himself Of q steam bath at the Bslcher
hosting works day before yesterday. He
stripped, got into the closet and turned
on the steam. full force. Directly 1t got
too thick and hot for him and he tried
to turn It of. but in his hurry hs forgot
how. He skipped around lively. did .
war dance, and howled like q coyote till
hs found the door. He tried to open II
both ways and both sides at once and
couldn't do 1t. Meanwhile he was being
cooked alive, inside and out, by the
scaldipg steam. He turned three or
four fip-Asps and handsprings against
the door and was as lively a. q pea In q
hot skillet, when Bennett happened to
hear him and came TO the rescue. showed
the door open and . parboilsd printer
came tumbiine out. BE swsars that the
first breath OF cold air seemed like q
bsnediction from Heaven. He dresses
10 cotton flannel and sweet oil now. and
enjoys his cold. He has NO esteem for
o steam bath.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-22
WESTERN DISPATCHES.
t~.,,o... TO -rz o t HI. DArlr NEWS.
n Tuuuel Horror.

SAN JOSH, CAL. November 22.-Yes'
tsrday the pumps and blowers made the
air 10 the tunnel all right and at II A. NJ
Martin and Shllmsn, accompanied BY
several Cinnamon, went into the tunnel
with a car. after the bodies. and at ll:lS
came out with three. which they found
at q distance OF 1900 feet from the por'
tai, under the wreck OF several cars.
Returning after another load they found
four more bodies ut the same place and
brought them ont just rs the irst train
arrived. All these men were among
the second gang OF Cinnamon that
went In with torches after the hrst
explosion. aud were not burned much;
They were evidently thrown against the
timbers by the Arst explosion. % their
beads and limbs were terribly crushed.
They subsequently, brought out seven
more. The scene 10 horrible In the ex.
trems, very many being crushed and
mangled out OF all shape. Death must
have been instantaneous In most cases.
Twelve bodies still remain 10 the tunnel.
Many Cinnamon have left for San Fran
cisco aud Santa Cruz. refusing to work
10 tho tunnel any more. Several Of the
others arc not expected to live. Work
In the tunnel will be suspended for an
indefinite period. and It 10 not believed
that any progress will be made until the
contractor or the company shall have
sunk q vertical shaft TO tap the tunnel
In the oil rock region. No Chinamsn
will again enter the tunnel under the
present arrangement, aud 1t 10 not pre-.
sumed that white men can DO found
foolhardy enough to risk their lives
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-22
The annual meeting Of the Nor

The annual meeting Of the North
Keystone was held November IS. ct the
office OF the company. Room -. No.
203 Bush street, and elected the follow.
ing Board OF Directors: George Gong.
don, President ; @. ]. Collins. Vice
President 8. j. Brady, n. D. Murphy
and Edward McKittsiok.
Joseph Rosenbrock, alias Rafferty,,
and John Schofeld have been examined
before Justice Flanningham on . charge
OF HOUSEKEEPING. having entered Simp,
sons lodging.houss In Virginia. Both
were held to answer before the Grand
Jury In the sum Of %. 1000, In default Of
which they were sent to Jail.
The frame Of the pumping house ai
the Union shaft Is being raised. Next
Monday the work Of placing the engine
will commence.
There was Q surprise party at the
house Of R. w. Grant last evening.
About twenty couples assembled and
had . good time.
Col. s. T. Curtis, Superintendent Of
the Justice mine, was yesterday out on
the street for the irst time since his run.
away accident.
Charley All Ping. arrested for embez'
element. had his examination act for 8
P. II. today by Judge birmingham.
They have to pat a man on guard al
the Union ore dump now. They have
there about 800 tons OF rich ore.
vasnbsrg has been discharged from
his debts by the District Court.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-22

Mr.. L.-would . man suffering from
Q narcotic poison sleep three or four
hours quistlyf Al have seen men
sleep three or four hours when suffering
from narcotic poisons. but not quietly;
not naturally; the Inspirations are lar
bstw een-what we call statorus breath
ings. =.
Mr.. LIS not the physician In at
tendance the best judge in extreme
casesf A.-Most assuredly. or he has
no business to be there.
Mr.. LIN your opinion and under
the circums tances Of this case, was DR..
Mathews in fault In his treatment, and
II 90 how?
DR.. K.-Mr. Coroner. they put me in
Jail once, for refusing TO answer just
such q question. and II you see at to
imprison me for refusing TO answer this
I shall go most willingly.
The Coroner excused the doctor from
answering the question. Other ques.
lions followed as TO the care and attend
ancs OF the deceased OF which. however.
the witness knew nothing. he finally
stated that 10 far as his knowledge Of the
case went he could not see that DR..
Mathews was blauable. he had told
the deceased repeatedly that another
attack would be very liable to take him
OF and had warned him against taking
the Hrst drink. The morning he left the
hospital witness told him to knock the
nrst man down who asked him to take .
drink and he (witnsss) would pay bis
fne.
The material points Of Dr.. Kirby's
testimony were oorroboratsd by that OF
Drs. Harris and Akin and the jury rem
dered . verdict OF death from the excess.
i've use Of alcoholic liquors.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-22
The Grsen nine.

z. Lyford OF Gold Hill has been ap.
pointed Agent and Attorney for the
Green G. & 8. Mining Company. The
mine IL secured by o. 8. patent and
duly incorporated under the laws Of the
State Of California. II 10 situated In
Gold Canyon. . short distance south.
west from the Silver Hill mine. nearly
equally divided half and half In Storey
and Lyon counties. The claim 10 prom.
inentiy marked with massive outcrop.
pings. extending the entire length Of the
mine, which are rioh In gold. The
company will resume work on their
mine In early spring. Meanwhile tres
passers, crsvicsrs and squatters ON the
"Grssn will be summarily dealt with.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-22

z. 8. Eldridgs and A. Williams have
been appointed BY the Grand Jury a.
experts to examine the books and 90.
counts Of the Sheriff and the County
Clerk. L. B. Hastings has been appoint.
cd to examine the books Of the Auditor
and County Recorder, and to look into
the business OF other county officers.
The three gentlemen are eompstent and
efficient bookkerpsrs, aod have been at
their work for several days past.
CosvALrsorsr.-John W. Sharon. for
some time past timsksepsr at the Bel.
cher mine, who has been seriously Ill
for the last two or three weeks. 10 now
convslsscent and able to be out Q little.
He had Q pretty rough time Of II. bot
managed to stand Oh the undertaken and
will o o b q we'll - ever. His numsr.
Gus friends congratulate him on his r.
turning health and strength.
There never was . better time for lay.
Ing in q winter supply Of wood and COAL
and Thomas Gallagher 10 just the man
Of all the world to supply every want 10
this particular. He will give you full
weight Of the one and full measure OF
the other. he has all kinds Of fuel, and
hs may be found at his office. near the
railroad depot. See his advertisement
In another column.
CuAnLrr PaIcr.-A letter from Char.
Icy Price. formerly Of the Bank Er.
change Saloon, Gold Hill, announces
his arrival with his family at Northborc,
Massachusetts,. Charley 10 Adopting
around among his old friends and rsls.
tives, eating CLAIMS and having . good
time. He sends his pious regards TO all
his old friends In Gold Hill. 2
Professor D. A. Ewing. Principal Of
the Fourth Ward School. has 70 far r.
oovsrsd - 70 b driven aboutths streets
In . carriage. Us ID net yst able v
walk.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-22

H. Donnelly. Superintendent Of the
Eureka Consolidated at Eureka, was In
town today and found more hand.shak.
ing to do than almost any other mar
alive could. He leaves this evening for
Eureka. In reference TO the report Of
the flooding OF the Eureka Con-, he says
that hs knows nothing Of II, but Is he
has been away from homo hs cannot
deny the report. he says that the mine
10 about to follow the example Of the
Comstock mines and sink . big shaft
further down the lode for convenient
working at greater depths.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-22
Music n.n W. Msas Man.

There was . jam on O street. Virginia,
this morning. and in It Waters meat
wagon and Ash's plano express met.
This is the way the drivers Of the vshi.
cles went at each other
Music Man-This Is . pretty note.
Meat Man-No note at all-this II Q
rest.
Music MAXWELL, you just give rs q
rest till tomorrow.
Meat Man-what, Sunday I never
sausage Q porciner In all my days.
Music Man-Whyl You must b 0 .
d. fat and your 81 IL 10 G-so you
Just gee and ge.long.
The meat man surrendered.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-22
Kearne,'s Little Gun.

SAN Francisco. November 22.-Denis
Kssrnsy was brought before the Police
Court yesterday on Q charge Of disturb.
log Coll Dsans's meeting and carrying q
concealed weapon. On the Hrst charge
Kssrney demanded q jury trial, and to
the second pleaded not guilty. stating
that after having been three times 70.
fused permission BY the Police Commits.
sioners to carry Q weapon he went to
Chief Of Police Kirkpatrick, who gave
him permission. The Chief was not
about at the time to testify. and the case
was continued till hs appeared aud his
evidence could be taken. Meantime.
the Chief. In an interview. denies having
given Kearney any such permission.
He says Kearney came to him and said
be was in fear Of his life, and wanted
bis permission to carry Q pistol. The
Chief said: ~ can't give you any such
permission, but II I were afraid oil my
life. I would put Q pistol In my pocket
and bs prepared to defend myself, and
run the chances Of paying . ans."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-22
Csunv Taxes.

The delinquent tax list was today
handed over by County Treasurer Car.
rick to the Auditor. who Il to extend the
ten per cent. delinquency. The total
amount OF the delinquent list 10 ~.
044 GO; amount collected, SITS. 922 o.
amount Of taxes levied, $3.50. 968 "a.
This 10 pretty close collecting. and the
amount Of the delinquency 10 unusually
small, oonsidsrins the times.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-22

The District Court today appointed
the Public Administrator administrator
Of the estate Of Patrick 0'Hesron, de-
ceased. ]. W. Wilson. Richard Arnold
and John Spring appraisers and ordered
. notice to creditors published.
There will 30 ashooting match tomor.
row at the Emmett Guard range for the
ride belonging to the late Tom Atkinson.
the proceeds to be donated TO his widow.
There will be . large attendance Of his
Gold Hill friends.
Among the improvements ct the office
Of the Union shaft 10 . nsw bath and
drsssing room. Il grew, like Jonsh's
eQurd. In Q might.
Deputy Audissr NaDans has rsturasa
iron 'fdsse.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-22
Abous nersh Ead Ore.

Col. Fair says Of the Union and Sierra
Nevada : 1--WE are hosting about sew.
snty tons Of ore . day from the 2400
level OF the Union Consolidated, through
the Union shaft. This will DO increased
% the work In the shaft IL completed.
The public may rest assured that We
will get this ore out a. fast as It 10 In
the power OF mortal man to do 90. We
may be able to double the amount hoist.
cd In . few days"
Mr.. Patton says: "The work on the
bob pits and tank stations will have the
preference, and Whatever time can then
b spared will Be devoted to the hoisting
Of ora"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-22
Mos INJECTED.

He was happily slcohOlired, and had
been laborsd with by member Of the
Reform Club. Hs concluded the inter.
view by q lofty wave Of the hand and as
follows:
eyer see. tha's all right ; blsivs In
t.mp'raucs reform m'sslf, b'thsn, yer
know, I'm not bigoted."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-22
Tewa Orai.a.es Valid.

In the cases Of the Town Of Gold Hill
". P. ]. Lsnsan and ]. 7. o'connsll,
arrested for soliciting without . license
and ansd, and Who appealed the case 70
the District Court. Judge Rising this
morning rendered biz dsaision. holding
TIE ordinance valid. and lnsd The de-
PENDANTS o. sssh and costs.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-22
A. b Coa.sy Hessi.

The arrivals at the County Hotel last
evening and this morning were numsr.
Gus and Manager Williamson and Chief
Clerk Hanks are busy attending to their
wants. The most distinguished arrivals
within "a hours were John Chinaman.
Celestial noted for cruelty to animals;
John Doe. vagrant; Charley All Ping.
Oriental smbezxler; Thos. Bogar. the
wandsrsr; Charles Watkin, viator;
VIM. Moyle. q rufisr Of the peace.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-22
TOSSING UPON A BED OF AGONY,
Tortured In every Joint with IND Immstory

rheumatism. 10 prospect which may become .
fact II the tvingss Of the dread
disorder arc not checked at the outset. Persons
Of . rheumatic tendency nnd Hoststter's stom.
ach Bitters q useful remedy nor do they en-.
counter the risk In usipg it thsy DO nom resort
ing to that sctivs poison Colchicum, which 10
often employed 10 arrest the malady. Tbs use
OF the Bittsrs 10 equally % effective IN tts ~
sults, and 10 attended With no risk. There 10
ample testimony 20 prove that the msdicits
possesses blood depurstiug qualities OF no com.
mon order. besides thoss OF Q tonic and general
slterstiys, Il stimulates the action of the lid.
u,ys and promotes the removal from the sys
TEN OF impurities which develop disesss, and
arc frsught With serious Danger. Fever and
ague. dyspepsia, debility. nervousness. oonsti.
psuon, etc.. are rsmsdisd by 10.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-22
Rsiixiess Nssiees.

81. Johns Church. Gold Hin. Rev. r. 9,
Eastman. Rector. s<ryioss on sandsy AZ !,
n. ard Z r. \. The ssats are nee and
ali reeonaisily invited. sunday school q l:s.
rn.rs oil, be Divine ssrvies a. The Methodist
Rpiscopal Church, Gold Hill. tomorrow q 7ls
y ~. Rev. ]. D, Hammond ocdcisttns. No
morning service. sunday school stis0.
rhsrs wiIl be services 1t Masonic Hall. Gold
Hi. tomorrov svcn ne q . O'Clock. hsv. M.
Graham viii ofneiats. Ssas fres. and AL are
invitsd TO attsnd.
There viii BE- divine service q 90. Panfs
Church, Virginia City. tomorrow 81 IL a. =.
Dishop Whitaker ofieiattns.
There Will b Divtos servioe Il Dayton to-
morrow evening st To ?. L., Rev. George y.
Eastman onnciatins.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-22

At the Ophir the main piece Of the
surface bob has lie nose piece on and the
masons are busy in the pat.
Twenty men are dressing the coping
.tones Of the foundation for the new
Union pumping engine.
Al the corner Of B street and Mil.
yirainia, Q beautiful gothic structure IL
nearly completed.
The regular annual meeting Of the
Andes Nisins Company viii take place
December 10.
Ths unios cooling pend has bssn .
tsvoeiss skating h,k for The eoys u isss'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-22
wuy WILL you

Allow . cold to advance in your systsm and
thus encourage mora serious malsdiss. such ~
Pnsumonia. Hsmorrhsgss and Lung troubles
vben an immediate relief esu be 20 readily q.
taIped. BoschAss German Syrup hes gained ths
largest psls 10 tus word fur tn- cufe OF CJu NJ.
Coids nni the severest Lang Dlsea.es u
Dr, Boschoe'p famous 9emtu prescription,
and 10 procured with the gr-ateAt care ard no
fear need b, entertained 10 ADMINISTERING u 70
the youuesst child, q per dlrectioa ~. Tee ssls
Of this medicine Il uuprsc dsntad. Slncs hrst
introduced there ha. been . constant incrsse.
ing dsmard and without . single report or
failure 10 do is work In any case Afk yeur
Druggist a. to ths truth OF these remafks'
Large size IS esnts. Try It and b. eonvin' sd.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-22
psparsarss l.ass EyssssE.

Giliig. J Landers. chss Forman. G
Gilbert. J King. J Z Bloom. Z Crowley.
W K wssrs. r Il Loring. Z Dole. N B
Smith and wife. Mrs. Clark. Mrs. b Morris.
A W Burriii. Mrs. Bender. J W spursson.
W worthlsy. J W Dillon. asorssR Game.
Miss Rogers.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-22
O, u. GALLUP.

O. q. GNLuY. opposite IL Bank Of oaiisor.
mia, Cola Hin, fssps constantly on hand "
Isvorits brands Of Imported ctears, choice bit
cigars, all kinds OF chewing tobacco, meer.
schsum pipes, school books and stationery Of
al descnptons, Tine cutiery. and tors ann fanoJ
eoods OF ali Kinda. spae n
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-22
Avv,v.,. sn,, avvus.r.

Jake White. W Carus. J O Smith. Chas
Campbell. E Pasmors. W II Clark. Miss
sissa. Mrs Clark. @ Mclaughlin. W 3
Bigslow. J d Richmond.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-22

A ton Of gold makes Q fraction over
e600. 900, and when . man Say1'his wife
10 worth her weight In gold; and shs
weighs l2o pounds, Ne 4 worth $4,000.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-22
DEATH OF o'HEAaoN.
xxcsssIvE usE OF ALCOHOL
rHE CAUSE Or IT.

cesclasisn Of che Testimsuy Bsrsrs
the Cereses's Jsry-Whss ssme
OF she Lssdisg Physicians Of the
Cousseek say Of she Hsdicsl
Treasmsns or the Deceased.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-22
l1EkTINu's COUCH lolfEuEs. !

ihs Great Britain remedy. Th,fs u
unquestiorah ly no Other rsmsdy % osf.
- tain In iia effects. AsTBxA, MlNTlk
COUCH. BhONcH, IT'S and OF
Toe highest medical testimony states no better
cure for thess c, mplsints ex'sts tnov proved
By over half . esutury's sxper1encel. Lney
contain NO opium. morphis .r Any violent orug;
KEAtING;S COUGH loZknoks; pt.pslso
ala by an Ar, = .ists. Aesnts for the Pncino
Coast. RkDIN0fON D 90. and CaAs, LANG.
LEY 4 o.. San Franciseo. nov001r1
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-22
now TO sAyK one

Instead Of going to . doctor for . prescrip.
ton. II you have Br gifts Diseass. Diabetes,
Pain In the Back and Loins. Smsrting. innsu.
nation. osleulL d ickdust Deposit, or any
trouble Of the Kidnsys or Bladder. boy Q bottle
OF DIR MtSTtR'S NkPHR sTlCU q, the g'est
Buehu Compound. II 10 the most wonderful
prescription ever compounded Tor these
troubles. Measrs. Abrams , Carroll. Wholesale
drussists say Nv regard Nsphystteum q,
hs b<st Kldasy and Bladder Remedy In M
mdrk&." Woodward. druggi't. purusLd. urs
goo, rays EVERYBODY speaks highly OF II y
Chllds. drusRirt. Portland Oregon. says: .'Bold
i.ts OF it; Il always does ths work MANY
have been cured VI obstinate kidney complaints
After the doctors have givon them mp. Tor
sale by all druxgtsts. lice 81 %.
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st.syo 81 PROFITS IN so DAYS.

what $40 did In Wall street on the mutual
safety plsu. Pamphlets explaining everything.
with two unerrins rules fJr success scot free.
our Gus omers 10 all paris Of the country ~
n slIriug large PROFITS evers Mouth. send TOT
Pamphlets, Address sIxrsos q o., % Il.
chsngs Place, New iork. I'm
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80 Belmont,
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9ss Bodis Con-. II. nk
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400 NeCiinton. <3c
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Ito Mono.
2l0 Con. Pacific. 6k.1
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1905 Addepda, I
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Avery successive attack OF dslirium
tremeus lessons q mans chances OF re-
covery.
Juror-Is your treatment with NOR.
phins, a. In this case, and II 20 what
amount do you user A.-For the hrst
"a hours after his admission to the hos.
pitsl my treatment vas 5 ounces Of beef
tee, ! ounce OF whisky. and 10 drops OF
the tincture Of capsicum repeated every
two hours. After that, whom his stom-
sch would appropriate Il, ! put him on
anodynes and narcotics and kept him %
till hs got better.
Mr.. L.-EIplain your use Of the mar
cotics.
Dr.. XII gave him in water every 8
or I hours 20 grains Of chloral, lie
grain Of morphine and 6 drachms Of
whisky and administered beef tee and
the whisky and cspsicum ill he was
able to be up.
Mr.. L.-whst 10 the maximum dose
Of morphine in extreme cases such a.
this WAS. when hypodsrmically admins.
tersdi Al can only b governed BY
my own experiences; ! should not give
more than ons-quarter Of . grain at
once and should then b careful and
watch it effects and not give another
till I saw Il was necessary.
Mr.. latter . h~ypodermic injection
Of . half grain Of morphine which had
no eject. how long before you would
administer snother1 All the patient
was suffering . good deal OF pain I
might do Il in IN hour.
Mr.. L.-whst II the difference In IT,
effect Of Q certain amount Of morphine
injected Approximately and vhsn taken
into the stomaohf A.-Thst injected
hypodsrmioally sntsrs at oses into the
circulation and produces It, sasst pofp
rapidly than when 4 hes 70 - sh-
sorbsd y The stomach.