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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-17

In SEvuLx. Spain. says the London
Builder. wherever the irregularity Of the
baildings provides q corner. little stalls
With picturesque awnings arc estab-
lishsd, d which . great variety OF cheap
beverages are dispensed to the ever
Thirsty crowd. They are more frequent
Cd than the wine shops. and are consid.
srsd moro respectable; in fact. all classes
indulge in the excellent drinks provided.
Thsss consist Of . multitude OF syrups
mixed With very cold watsr-of lemon.
ode or oranessde. made with the fruit
Itself. and in your presence ; or Of or
chata, Q delicious mixture OF crushed al
monds and sugar. which. when dissolved
In watsr. converts 1t into q milky sub
stance, and impsrts q most delicate aud
rsfrsshins favor. In all this there is no
vine and lees SPLITS. Even tea and cof.
fee would b esteemed too exciting for
constant consumption while out Of doors
In he hot streets. Magnificent men
torssdon and others. sypsiss and horse
tanners. lap Of their horses and drink
With s~atisfaction one Of these innocent
dscoctions.
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Tho victor's welcome Homo.

TORONTO. July 1s.-Hanlon. accom-
panied BY N. Ward. James Hiaslsy and
D. E. Shaw. arrived here by the steamer
Chscora. from Niagara, at 0 O'Clock last
evening. He was met q short distance
out in the lake by . large feet Of steam.
srs and yachts, all OF which were
crowded with people. and escorted 10
the city. The wharves along the route
were dsnsely packed with spectators,
who chsered a. the Checors passed,
which Hsnlon modestly acknowledged.
In the evening he visited the Horticul.
tural Gardens, whore he was presented
with an address BY Mayor Bssttis on BE-.
halt Of the citizens. TO which be briefly
replied.
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Burning Coal Mines.

CnraALIA. Pa. July 1.-THE weir
Of coal at Provost.s o%ollisry Is still burn
ing asresly. The mime Is being flooded
now. bat with poor prospects Of over
coming the flames, which at the present
time sndanger the working Of the Con.
tinsnt mines, which are only divided
from the burning vein by Q pillar Of coal
thirty feet thick. Should these work.
ings take fire the town would be ruined.
Several valuable pumping engines were
destroyed. also theof3oe and other build.
ings, except the stables. The loss ID %.
timated this morning at about 5000, 900.
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Solved 1t Last.

BosroS. July 1.-THE mystery that
has 30 long shroudsd the death Of Jen-
ME Clarke. whose body was found In 4
trunk at Lynn. 10 now said to bs cleared
up. Late last night those implicated
were arrested and lodged In the Toombs.
The parties arrested were Madame @. @.
Goodrich, . female physician at 81
Lagrange street, who 10 the alleged
abortionist In the case; DR.. Kimball,
who lived In the anne house with that
woman. and 10 charged with being one
Of the principle accessories; Allen N.
Adams at the Highlands, at whose house
Jennie last worked. and two women, q
mother and daughter living In Somsr.
willie. at whose house, In the south part
Of that town, Jennie Clarke IL said to
have died.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-17
EASTERN DISPATCHES.
.,.Or.1 TO i. GOLD .r1l DALI ..v.
Government Mining Commission.

Government Mining Commission.
WASHINGTON. July 1.-THE Western
Geological and Typographical Survey,
under the direction Of Clarence King.
has been fully organized. and will leave
at an early day for tho neld Of its pro-
posed operations. II 10 the intention Of
Mr.. King to devote the summer mainly
TO practical. economic work. making -
thorough an examination a. possible Of
our Western mineral lands, and dstsrm.
lining a. far ~ practicable the nature.
origin, geology, location and distribu-
ton OF the various classes Of ores.
Kings personal attention will b given
mainly 70 the celebrated Comstook lode
In Nevada and the central gold fields Of
California. he will Be assisted BY
Arnold Hague, late imperial mining u.
pert for China ; @. K. Gilbert. Of the
Powell Survey, and +. W. Hayden. The
specialists Of the expedition In mining
and geology are Professor Raphael Pun.
pelly. late OF Harvard College ; Pro-
lessor George F. Becker. Professor Of
Mining Geology In the University Of
California, and Arthur Foot. The fields
to DO specially worked are:
Nrst-Ths metallic region OF Col.
orado. oentsrine at Leadvills. which
will be In charge Of 8. F. Emmons,
Geolosist. with A. D. Wilson. a. Topo-
grapher.
Seoond-Ths lsad.silvsr region osn.
tsring at Eurska, In charge Of Professor
Becker. with F. A. Clark a. Topo-
graphsr.
Third-Ths Comstock lode and the
central gold Asldsof California, In charge
OF King. with the assistants previously
mentioned.
Only q little typographical work 10 to
DO done. mainly comprised In two small
sections Of Colorado canyon, which were
not fully surveyed undor Major Powell.
This work will be under the supsrintsn-
dencs OF Sumner Bodash.
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Men Who Make journalists.
Chicago Timss.

Chtcoyo <tmes.
II has been remarked that very few
men who get into journalism start out
with such Intentions. They drift in 40.
cidentally, are promoted a they develop
capacity. Money. wealthy parents and
influence arc OF no sort Of service In
getting . young man . place on . news
paper. There Il no business that IL 20
entirely independent Of all these con-
alterations q this. A wealthy farmer
can easily get his son . location 10 read
law or medicine, or push him forward In
almost any rank Of life he may select,
but he il utterly powerlsss to do any
thing for him In . journalistic way.
To bs sure he may buy . newspaper
and set him up In that way, but nm.
less there 10 something In him called
Z" Journalistic knack." . natural knowl.
edge Of what to write. he will b . fail.
ure In that line. and al the money and
influence Of wealthy and psrhaps power.
full relatives viii count for nothing.
Some fond parents educate their sons
with the special view 70 make Journal.
ists OF them, but 10 10 rare that We hear
OF the young man After Anew years.
Meanwhile some youth born among our
hills. with nothing more than . country
school education. and the knowledge
scrsped up In 9 country printing ofios.
will advance 10 the front rank In the
profession. BE has the Journalistic
knack, and forces recognition because he
has II. he gets into Q good position,
not because he hss wealthy parents to
influence the propeistoD OF leading
newspaper. but because be knows what
to write and how 10 wdts II. His art.
Giles 60 in bscauss they supply . demand,
while perhaps the elaborate essays Of q
man educated on two eoutinsnts are cost
into The wssts bsskst.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-17
Dodginr the Malaria.

wAunorox. July T.-on account Of
the sxtrsmsly bed condition Of the low
Lands or Oats and the eastern shore Of
the Potomac river lying directly south
Of the Executive Nansion, President
Hayes has arranged to absent himself
from the city durag tia month Of Sep.
tsmbsr, In order to escape the mslarisl
atmophsss. which will necessarily rise
from the quarter mentioned. The Pres.
idsnt intends spending the greater por.
ton Of the month ct his home In FIRE.
mont. Ohio.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-17
More Railroad FaeuItIsa.

New Yosx. July I'LL IL stated by
the Northern Pacific Company that the
rapid development Of Washington Ter.
ritory and the demand for railroad faoil.
tiles has determined Thorn to commence
the construction OF Q road from the
Columbia river eastward 200 miles 10
Pen d'0rsills Lake. Accordingly, the
company issued 9 circular calling for an
additional $4,000. 900. The subscrip-
tons closed yesterday. the entire amount
having been taken by the stockholders,
and the construction will begin q soon
a. the line can be located. Ten thou.
sand tons Of steel rails were purchased
yesterday for this road.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-17

San FRAScrsco Stock Exchange : Miss
Allison. the New York Graphic CORE
spondsnt. who was 20 badly hurt-in
fact, 90 nearly tillsd-in the balloon &c.
sident OF July 4th. 10 yet confined to her
room, but recovering slowly. Miss Al.
lison was more than unfortunate in that
balloon catastrophe. She was not only
nearly killed. bnt she has had to pay
large doctor bills for medical attend
n Q and pay for . nuns Her clothing
worn on that fearful voyage 10 . total
loaa
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-17

"TzropoRx." recently observed q
very solioitous young mother to her hus.
band. 81 think I viii not let George at.
tend Sunday.sohool any moro. I And
the poor boy u quite feverish tonight,
and his feet are al blistered." Upon
hearing which George inwardly groans
for next Sunday they were 10 meet for
the Last time TO settle the number oil
quarter Mills walked, and he knows now
that his chance for any share In the 25
cents gate money Il gone forever.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-17

Tss late General Shields was fond Of
telling the following story ~ rsmem.
Der particularly well that on the 18th
day Of September. lsl7. the American
army found itself before the rsmparts OF
The City oil Mexico. The city contained
200. 900 inhabitants and was defended BY
50. 200 disciplined soldiers, yet 5000
American soldiers crossed the ramparts
and captured that city. Can you show
ne any other instance Of the kind in
hissoryf I recollsct an old English
militairs who was there. and after he
looked at tho little baud he said rs
this The army Yes WELL said
he. all I have to say il this t; you
Americans are not only the brsvest peo-
pie ! svsr heard Of. but the most suda-
oious people on Gods earth TO come
here With such an army as that ="
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shrexd Scheme to rsptur. Florida,

NEw Yoax. July H. The 7fisuns
publishes . letter from Florida, stating
that Governor Drew. on his recent visit
to Washington and New York. was In
consultation with Montgomery Blair, II
not with Tilden himself, and Q plan was
agreed upon to convene the Florida Leg.
islature. ~ostsnsibly TO promote q canal
scheme aoross Northern Florida, but
really to enact . law to provide for the
election Of Presidential Electors BY the
Legislature, thus securing the State for
the Democracy next year. The letter
alleges ~ \ fact that two French snRi.
nsers, who are intsrestedin De Lesseps'
Panama canal project, have arrived Of
Jacksonville, and that the Legislature
will be early convened to grant Q charter
for o Florida canal.
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M "mo,h.r il the invsntias6fn 2,

THN mother il the invsntiss0f ne
cessity" has just bssn rs-vsriAsd In
Churchill county. A petty larcsnist.
convicted Of stealing . pair Of boots
and . plug Of tobacco. was fined -,
and the trouble began. The tramp, like
the treasury, was impeounious, and the
County Jail was under water. The Dis.
trict Attorney was equal 70 the occasion,
however: the prisoners note Of hand
for $50 was accepted. and he was mott.
fed that II discovered In the county 1t
the expiration Of sixty minutes. it, pay.
meut would DO summarily enforced.
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fJupor Jrssr. o. GOODWIN, for thir.,

/JuDor JEssIs o. 9ooDwrS. for thirt}
years aresidsnt Of Marysvills. California
died night before last at the White Sui
pbur Springs. near Vallejo. California.
Deceased was . man Of sterling chsrae.
ter and ability. prominent In legal. pc.
litioal. literary and social circles. He
was for several years Judge Of the Dis
triet Court in Yuba county. and ranked
high among the leading criminal lawyers
OF the State. He had been In failing
health for some years. and injuries 70.
csived about . year ago. In being thrown
from . carriage. hastsned his death. De-
ceased wa . brother OF Judge @. G.
6pdwin, editor Of the Enterprise.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-17

C~ASAsrLIrr Is required on the Lead.
Vile papers, ~ well ss in this section.
Just hear the Leadville Eclipse talk
81: III the proprietor OF the Eclipse
thought for . moment that there was in
his employ. from editor down to devil,
any one Who could not at . minutes
notice wipe out Of his miserable exist
suos the contemplate pimp and snide
gambler Who penned the card appearing
IN La nisht's Chronicle. that poor ouss
would Be fred out Of the oface
instsntsf."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-17

JIM DAVIS has received . vindiall.
Nm. Sarah A. Dorsey. Of Mississippi.
indossd the old rebel chief. and was
one Of the unreconstructed Southern
women he vas talking about not long
slnss. Mrs.. Dorsey was . woman Of
property. and died iu New Orleans re-
Gently. leaving q will b~squeathing her
whole sstats to jefferson Davis. In
making this bequest Mrs. Dorsey refers
10 the '.grsst services and sacrifices" OF
Mr.. Davis on behalf Of the South. and
rsprovss bis oountrymsn for their fail.
urs In gratitude and appreciation for
sosh services. and regrets tho small con-
tnhudon which she 10 able to mako for
his rslisf. The estate embraced in this
Legacy includes two large plantations in
che upper part OF the State and an sle-
gent villa at Besvoir. on the see coast.
where Mr.. Davis Is now sojourning.
The climate and situation Of the villa
have proved especially favorable to his
health and his present occupation OF
study and labor in the preparation Of his
book defensive Of his administration OF
the once Of President Of the Confederate
States.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-17
Tho Yellow Fever Fright Abating.

Tho Yellow Fever Fright khating.
NrxPzu, July 1.-THE only rsstrio.
tons now being enforced are BY the
Memphis Il Little Rock and Mississippi
Central Railroads. AL other rosds have
revoked their quarantine orders. The
merchants report . rush Of business and
. general feeling Of hopefulnsss - 70
the future exists. The physicians now
say that young Ray will recover. Dr..
Henning, Who was reported - having
lsft the city. returned the nsxt day With
his family and resumed The practice Of
his profession. No new Gases sss ~.
fos The week.
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Indian Attack In fexss.

GAIvnrox. July le.-A Nsas special
from Fort Davis says: The Indians At
tackled the Dsutsohsursr ranch, three
miles east OF here. and killed Juan Josis,
. hsrdsr's wife. and drove Of sixteen
horses. A party, with fourteen citizens
and . detachment Of troops. u In pur.
anik tre.srr 80
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POsTP0NRMRNT,

A. . meeting Of the directors Of the above
company. held on the tvsnty.fourth day Of
Nay, 1879. the date Of dseming stock dslin'
quent for assessmsnt No; !. va: further post.
and the day Of sale 70 SATURDAY, june
twsnty-eighth, 1919.
By ordsr OF the Board Of Directors.
n RICHARD b. MOVES. Ssorstary.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-17

Lon aAy.xsI. sentenced to three
ysars' Imprisonment for killing James
Quinn, In . drunken row at Tuscarora'
lass wintsr. was brought In to the State
Prison . day or two since. BY Major
John Il. Dennis. who wa depudzsd BY
Sheriff Ben. Fitch. Of Elko. for the pur.
psss.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-17
POaTPONEMENT.

Az Q meeting Of the Board OF Directors Of the
above Oompssy held on the iith day Of June.
1879, the data Of dseming STOCK delinquent for
assessmsut No. I Vas further postponed 10
FRIDAY, Juno twenty-seventh. 1879, and the
day Of sale 10 MONDAY, July fourteenth, 1879.
By order Of this Board Of directors.
Il RICHARD B. MOVES. Secretary.
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PosrP0sRMRNr.

A. meeting OF the Board Of Directors Of the
above Company held on the s7,h day Of June,
1870, the date Of dcsming stock Delinquent for
assessment No ] wss postponed 10 TUE-DAY,
aaie 70 SATURDAY, the second day Of August,
1873.
~ order Of the Board Of Directors.
RICHARD B. MOVES, 6serstary.
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MRNT.

At q meeting the Board Of Directors Of the
above Company, held on the 18th day Of July,
1879, the date Of dssming stock delinquent for
assessment No. ! was postponed 70 THURS
day Of sale 70 MONDAY, the eighteenth day Of
August. 1879.
b. order Of the Board Of Directors.
jJiT.td RICHARD D. MOVES, Secretary.
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AGQQD PLAN

Anybody can learn to make money rapidly
Operating In stocks, by the srwo Upenipg
Rules for Success" In Nessrs. IAvrsuce 6
Co.'S new circular. The combination method,
which this drm has made 20 successful. ens.
blss people with large or small means 70 reap
al the benefits OF largest capital and best skill.
Thousands OF orcers. In various sums, are
pooled Into one vast amount. and ooopsrdtd az
q mighty thoS. thus securing 20 each share
holder all the advantages Of the largest opera.
tor. NJ prohts are divided monthly
AIRY amount nom IS TO $500. or mors, can be
used successfully. N. Y. Bdpfbt Uony. Sep
sember ssth. isfS, says; "By the conblnsion
system SIS would make t1s, or6 Pr cent $50
pays $3.50. or ! per cant; 500 makes $1,000. OF
10 per cent. on tbs stock during the month. &C.
ooFding 10 the msrket." Frank LaS's Wus-
trattd Nnrpdpsr. June 10th ; Tho combipa.
too method Of operating stocks 10 the most
puccsssful evsr adopted" Ntto York Ldfpta.
dent, September I2th: The o mb'nstiou sys-
ten 70 founded upon correct business princk
pies. md NO person need be without an Income
while 10 u kept WORKING by Messrs. Lawrence
. %. brooklyn journal. April soth: sour
editor msdea net profit OF tloi Is from $40 In
ops Of Messrs. Lawrence : Co.'S combins-
tions." New circular (mailsd frsel explains
evcrythine. stocks and bonds wanted, Gov.
eminent bonds supplied. Lawrence Z Co..
Bankeys, u Exchange Place New } ork. lis
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DIED.

Riissbsth. daughter Of Daniel and Hsry De.
hnry, aged 10 months aud u day..
BALLARD-IA Rursha, July II. Royal Bal.
lard, aged ss years.
LYNoH-fn Carson City, July Is. Ells.
daughter Of VIM and susan Z. Lynch. aged !
rear Z months and II days.
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a oUsEssArosIAL auAsDAsY.

DR.. Glenn Of Colusa. California, was
unfortunate in being doubly popular.
The Honorable Bilks, claiming to DO the
new Constitution party, nominated him
for Governor Of the State, and the
Kesrusyitss and other dsmoralized els-
nsuts. representing the Democratic
party. also nominated him for Governor.
This double popularity and endorsement
n o,os became Q sourcs Of trouble al
around. The h. BIS said they would
NOT have him q the head OF their ticket
II be VA going TO b at the head Of the
Democratic ticket also; he couldn't
serve both God and Mammon ; hs
oouldn't carry milk and water. nor
whisky and wafer On both shoulders.
The leaders Of the Democracy also dis
covered that they had made a grave mis-.
take In thus indorsins the G~ubernatoriai
uoainston OF the Honorable Billie
that the rank and Ole OF the party. the
Xssrnsyitss and the workingmsn. would
not support . bloated land monopolist
Ike Glenn for Governor. The Demo-
esss,s State Central Committee met at
Ban Francisco yesterday. to take into
confederation the fact that Glenn was
too much Of an II. B.. and In COM
uunion with them. to Be . good Demo-
crsA and. In view Of that fact.
to haul down his name from the
hsad Of the ticket. DR.. Glenn was
called before the committee and invited
10 rise and explain. He did 80. saying
that bsins Arst nominated BY the q. BIS
he felt In duty bound to support that
tishss. He considered 1t but just md
honorable that no should do so. and had
% sxprssssd himself. This, OF course.
sndsd the conference, and after soms
debate, Il vas decided TO adjourn with
oas taxing action. until next Saturday.
the committee meanwhile to ascertain
the general feeling Of the party in the
matter. Obviously the result will be that
Dr.. Glenn will be summarily fred out.
II IL rumorsd that George G. Gorham
win b substituted.
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new TODAY.
NEW TODAY.
v. n. oLARxE. J. 0. SMITH.
W. II. CLARKE & CO.,
STOCK BROKERS,
NO. 81 SOUTH q STREET,
VIRGINIA oITY. MEvAD A..
,i ssn 5. ne correspondent .. 2. VA, wAKr

SE0RE9ATED EUROPA MINING
y Company. Location Of principal place OF
business, Ban Francisco. Oalifornis.
Location OF works, storey county, State Of
Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given, that ct . meeting Of
the Board Of Directors, held on the eth day OF
April, 1879, IN assessment NC. ~ OF Twenty.
Ave Gents per share was levied upon the capital
stock OF the corporation. payable Immediately.
In United StAtes gold coin. TO the Secretary, 81
the once Of tho Company. Room 10, No. 30
Montgomery street, Ban francisco, California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the 9Th day OF May.
1879. will DO delinquent, and advertised for
sale ct public auction. and unless pay msnt 10
made before viii be cold On TuEADAY. the
nth day Of Nay, 1879. 70 pay the delinquent
assessment, together with cosa OF advertising
and expenses OF sale.
BY order Of the Board Of Directors.
RICHARD D. MOVES, Secretary.
omcs-Room ~ No. 40 Nontpomsry strsst.
Dsn francisco, CallfornA. 9td
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or coPARTNERSRIP.

NOTICE n HIRxBY GIVEN THAT TIE
IN oorartnersnip hsrstofors existing be-.
wien J. 7. stephens and 3. J: Peter, under
In The Wedge Saloon. Main street, Gold Hin n
this day dissolved By mutual consent. IN.
stevens viii continue the business q ths sams
pAes, and assumss al liabilities Of the lats
hrm and u fully authorised 70 collect an
mensys due. All psr.ous indebted 70 ths isis
nfm VII piece come Forward and ssttis With.
R. J. PkTrRs
Cold am. June 90. is7s. hin
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TUE ooPARrNHRsHlP HRReroroRr
existing under the Arm name Of ROB
i,nSon FOLsOn vas 90 ths ant day Of
pese vii BE- continued & ths nme plses b. =
": I0LS0n, Who VIII pay al liabilities 81 a.
lee IN, and eonset all sseounis dus ~ ~.
incl. Nv 81 sSSSiiissGs'
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Al meeting Of the Director, q u: sbcys
date Of deeming stock delinquent for ssssss-
ment No. ! Was postponed 10 SATURDAY.
NAY TWENTY.fUUKTH, 1879. and the day OF
sale TO Monday. June 3. 1879.
by order OF the Board OF Directors.
otd RICHARD B. NOYRs, Secretary,