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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1879-06-12
The One Thing Needful.

The great want of this day is the
lack of Industrious and energetic
men. We have many such men 10
our midst, but not enough of them.
We have too many of that character
that only care to exc out a misera-
BILE existence by working about half
Their time, and playing the balance.
Steady employment is just as GER
tain to bring prosperity as the sun
rises in the east Most of our bad
luck, as it is called, can be traced to
our own doors. Through ouF idle
ness we have brought poverty, not
only to ourselves, but to our fami-
lies. We should work more and
idle less. Men who can afford to
loaf, and hire their work done, Just
let them loaf on, but men who are
poor, and their labor is their capt.
tai, should work, and that constant
ly, until they can get a competency,
so, If they choose, they can hire
somebody to work in their places.
In the course of an ordinary life
time, thousands of dollars are lost
on account of loss of time, If a
man succeeds in this life he has to
put in full time.-LCleveland Ban'r.
Ask Yourself these Questions.
Are you respondent sufferer from
Sick Headache, Habitual COstiveness,
Palpitation of the Heart? Have you
Dizziness OF the Head ? Is your Nervous
System depressed? Does your blood
circulate badly? Have you a cough ?
Low spirits? Coming up of the food
after eating? &c, sc. All of these and
much more are the direct results Of Dys-
pepsia, Liver Complaint and Indiges-
ton. Green's August Flower is now ac-
knOwledged by all Druggists TO be posi-
tive cure. 2,400, 600 bottles were given
away in the L. 5. through Druggists to
the people as a trial. Two doses will
satisfy any person of its wonderful quail
ity in curing all forms OF Indigestion.
Sample bottles 10 cts. Regular size 70
Sold by Sumpter & Lacey and positively
by all first-class Druggists the United
States. jun2l-eow-1y-1
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-27
Battle Mountain l,su..


aesS"9tft SuN. ~
Nj. Tashiera, Engineer OF the Cen.
trail Pacific Railroad. has completed the
improvements ut the water station Of
this place. Having q supply both from
the srtesian wells here and from Bios.
SONS Springs, four miles from tho
depot.
Starr x Groves shipped from Lewis
six bars Of bullion last week. valued At
$1,000. The mill was closed for two
days this week TO put in new dies and
make some other repairs about the bat
terry.
Every day We hear Of prospectors
starting out for the respective mining
districts ven thus early in the season.
Judge Frilsy and Z. X. Davis left on
Wednesday last for another trip south
ward.
Our citizens are expecting q report
from the committee appointed several
weeks since to investigate the feasibility
OF establishing reduction works at Bat
tie Mountain.
The weather at Battle Mountain this
week has We'd with the most charming
California Winter days. With doors and
windows open q perfect Indian Summer
In mid. Winter.
William Dunphy shipped thirty.ons
cars loaded with cattle from Arsentn
Saturday last to Fresno county. Cal.
i~iornia. and eight more on Tuesday.
The officers Of the Battle Mountain
Lycsum are already laying their plans
for a library aud reading.room worthy Of
the name.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-27
wlnnemucca Items.
Slrr Stat, Jan. ~


A man named David Burns arrived at
Spring City. in the Paradise mines this
Winter. He appeared to 10 deranged
ut times. but as his insanity was OF q
mild type, he vas permitted to run at
large. lie was taken In with the
pnsumonia recently. and County Com
missioner Wood. while on q visit to
Spring City this week, callel with q
physician to see him. Burns informed
them that q short time ago q man entered
his cabin. and brandishing Q big bowie
knife, said TO him. "Burns, Jour time
has come" and then stabbed him In the
side. The visitors thought this was
nothing more than q hallucination; but
they finally concluded to examine his
side. and there. just as he told them.
was o wound caused by . stab with q
knife or some sharp instrument; but
whether ii was self.inficted or not they
could not tell. Arrangements were made
10 care for the unfortunate man, who 10
not expected to live.
The traditional January thaw il here.
The snow has nearly all disappeared
from tho plains, and there 10 not much
left on the low mountain ranges. A
light rain fell last evening. and there
were occasionally light showers during
the night, but the total rainfall Tor the
"a hours. ending at 8 o'clock this morn.
,Ss S;"nsI 1' $500 I'm. H..
on..hsndr.d,h. ~ an incl.
r.. ioI,ey sif''eu mere las. eVeninR
,n., ~ ,.a.S,n",. .i.h h auu ,'pos.
W.. .,rr.s s.r ~. .oa ~
lsyel. Of N. RouSb READY MIN.
owned Inv ths Psrs5is. ysli.~ Ccmn.nw
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-27
Austin Items.
An,tin R,reiAk IAN. q.

W S'"s
Edward Marshall was taken into GUS
tody yesterday afternoon by Marshal
Brennan, IL being alleged that Mr.. Mar
shall was not in his proper mind. He
was locked up safely In the county Jail
where he will be kept for the present.
Mr.. Marshall Is q man OF considerable
ability and a person not addicted to dis.
sipation. lie 10, however, subject to
epilsptic its. which. It Is thought may
have tended 10 render him insane. We
learn to-day that Mr.. Marshall's condi.
ton has become quite serious. and great
care Is taken that he don't do himself
injury. He has Q wife and three small
children. the youngest q babe In arms,
all depending upon him for Subsistence.
The alarm OF FIRE last night. beside
creating an excitement on the streets.
had the effect Of breaking up tho revival
meeting. Many persons who were just
upon the point OF giving their souls to
God. or hearing the lire bell rushed out
Of church. II will. no doubt. DO = long
time hence before they will bring them.
selves to the ''sticking point" again.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-27
Silver Reef Items.
.sjir,r Rorfifab, .vi.,,,


The exact locality Of the new digginRs
still remains u mystery. There arc
parties in town who doubtless know
whore they are situated, but the know
ing ones keep the information to them.
selves for some reason.
It has been suggested to US that a
rifle club be formed In Silver Reef. The
idea In q good one. Target shooting Is
good sport, and besides, it's the best
thing in the world TO gamble IN.
The site for the Catholic Church has
been selected aud the ground Is being
cleared Off, and We understand that a
large portion OF the means 10 build the
same has already been subscribed.
The bullion shipment from Silver
Reef. through Wells. Fargo X Co., for
the week ending January Is, aggregates
Sl9.3Gi.
The mining excitement Is unabateed
Prospectors are arriving and departing
every day.
Father Seaman holds regular Sabbath
services In the Reef which are well at.
tended.
The Beaver Chronicle Is improving.
You can almost read n side Of 1t now.
Some OF the mills are out OF quicksil.
yer. but = supply Is on the road.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-27
Tuscarora Items.


fH"eTnsttf"s SU"s -
Charles Usher. who was s~eriously In.
jured by the accidental bursting Of his
gun. 10 getting along rs we'll a. could
be expected. aud his pbysicians have
hope Of saving the second and third
fingers Of his left hand.
A good many people are leaving here
for Paradise Valley, Bodis and other
mining camps, but fully as many are
coming here from these same places.
The snow Ia disappearing from many
OF the hill.tops near town. and II the
present weather continues q few days
longer all OF them will be bare.
Greenbacks are in circulation here,
but they are almost NJ scarce ~ gold,
and fully as hard TO obtain.
Three lawyers are In town. and all Of
them are complaining Of the scsrciiy Of
business.
Some fine specimens OF ruby ore are
being taken from the Commonwealth
mine.
Howsrton's Hall has been rented to
parties who will use II a. q dance house.
The temperance movement IL at q dis.
count here since the snow aud rain set
in.
We should have said the Leopard mill,
not the mine, started up yesterday.
The Argenta company made n bul.
lion shipment yesterday.
Skating on the river is temporarily
suspended.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-27

VIZ have received a copy Of the annual
report Of the Kossuth Mining Company.
1t Is an ably written and prepared docu.
ment and gives excellent promise for the
future. II shows Si7. 7s2 in the treasury.
aud large amounts Of pay ore in the
mine. some OF which assays very richly.
Through mismanagsment and temporary
financial embarrassment the mine has
been allowed to DO idle for several months
past. but 1t is the intention OF the pres
ent Board Of Trustees to start up oper-
atoms again soon. in conjunction with
the Dayton and Quinn mines. The
Daney will probably also start up. all
assisting each other in draining the
water. The Kossuth il u Of the best
mines. 10 not the very best on the south
end Of the Comstock. and under the
present management is liable TO be
worked to the material profit OF the
stockholders.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-27
EIko Post.

There are many good eason why the
State OF Nevada should have its own
State Printer. the principal o being
that the work can be done just as well
here a. in California at nc considerable
cost over foreign work. There are just
as good printers in this State as in any
other, and their business is just rs de-
serving Of encouragement as that OF any
other industry. Under the existing law,
California or some other State makes a
profit on printing contracts which should
be made by residents and taxpayers OF
Nevada. California owns a building
and all the material OF a first.class
printing office. where all work Of the
State il done under the directions Of an
officer known as Superintendent OF Pub.
lie Printing. The law has been in force
for four years and has saved the State
many thousands Of dollars over tho old
system.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-27

CoNuSo TO the aid Of the moon-eysd
lspers on the Pacific Coast, The Cincin-
natl Commercial remarks that there Is
Jus. as much danger that the Caucssians
will oyerrun China AMI drive out the
natives, as there Is that the Chinese will
drive out the Caucasians on this CONT
nsnt. /, says that the Chinese are not
a colonizing people; they do net take
roo, aud remain and multiply on a for
eisn shore. A better reason couldn't be
offered for bewine the Monaghan out at
our back door. The fact that he does
not eoms to stay. that he never becomes
. citizen in the full sense OF the term. is
an excellent argument for dispensing
with his presence on this side Of the
Pacific. -Earska SeniiRsl.
In the above sentence the Sentinel hits
with the hammer OF Truth the nail Of
Common Sense square upon the head.
Aliens are never Desirable inhabitants Of
a country. unless they are capable oil
assimilation aud community OF interest,
The Chinese never can he good citizens
Of this free country. John. the door
opens outward.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-27

wuxS q young lady stops in front Of .
store to buy some Of the fruit displayed,
and deliberately produces her pocket
book from her stocking. aud that article
one Of the longest in fashion. the incl
deut has . tendency to crowd the Jack
son House sidewalk with admiring male
spectators. We are happy to state thai
the young man who tainted was restored
to consciousness by the prompt appliea'
ton OF proper remedies. - Earsko
Leader.
Now. really. you don't mean to sa,
that any such thing ever occurs In
Smokstown. do your No. Mr.. Leader
It Is a cunning dodge to induce immisra'
tisu. Too thin. too thin. Why. you
might as well advertise a perpetual sea-
son OF the I,entz Minstrel can-can.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-27
Elko Items.
Itsi. IAN Is.

fNNts Jun So
The total amount Of money paid into
the Elko country treasury during the
year 1873 was si3i.5lS 80. The total
expenditure for all purposes vas 1884,.
lSl 02. leaving an excess Of receipts Of
$3i7 81. The increased valuation OF
Of taxable property during the year was
Sos. $50. The bonded debt was reduced
by the sum Of SIC. lS9 So.
The Colombia mill has been forced To
shut down for the Winter on account OF
not being able to procure fuel.
The Grand Prize pumping machinery
Is still out OF order. The price Of the
stock Is gradually declining.
There has been q very heavy snow fall
on the mountains In the northern por.
ton OF Elko county.
The Columbia Consolidated Company
shipped i've bars OF bullion. valued at
Si,423 ~, last Monday.
Major j.. II. Dennis has been up.
pointed q deputy sheriff In Elko.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-27

An exchange humorously alludes to
the Massachusetts statesman's attitude
Us follows: General Butler now occupies
the commanding position OF the mule
that Marx Twain wrote about. The
mule bore q howitzer on his back. but
when the time came to discharge the
dangerous weapon the mule insisted upon
describing circles with such rapidity that
he swept the whole horizon half a dozen
times in a minute. General Butler is
charged to the murzle with cipher dis
patches, and no one dares to touch him
OF. for IL is impossible to tell in which
direction the load will 60.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-27

How do some men about town man.
age to wear good clothes. have plenty
to eat. and yet do no work '-TiSoirou
7Ts,es-R erisio.
Young man. you may not be con-
scious OF the fact. but you have sprung
the great question OF the century. In a
measure. they resemble the monkey at
Van Ambsrg's show in his wonderful
acts. Of whom 1t is alleged that. "why
he does Ii, and how he does II. God only
knows: but he does IT,"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-27
Reno Items.
Journal. jim, N,

Several monster trout have lately been
caught in Tahoe and shipped via Truckee
to San Francisco. One weighing "a
pounds was sent to Henry Williams,
whose son was accidentally injured by q
discharge Of fireworks. Another trout
weighed Is pounds and numbers OF them
weighed from 10 TO ~ pounds. They
were caught near McKinney's.
Gd,stfs. jan. 30.
Sherman, who shot Joe King al Pyra.
mid Lake, q couple Of weeks age, had
his examination before Judge Bowker
last evening and was held 10 answer be-
fore the Grand Jury In $500 bail.
William Davis (Piute Billy who 90.
capped from jail sometime ago. was seen
At Boca several days since, but has man.
aged 10 give the officers the alp 20 far.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-27
Winnemucca Silver State.

Speaker Gaston's bill is undoubtedly
the strongest relating to railroads ever
introduced In the Nevada Legislature.
and while IL may be impossible to en-.
force its provisions relating to freight
offered to be shipped from points outside
the State to stations in the State. ii sim
plifes the carrying Of freight and pas
sengers within the State to such an ex'
tent that no person OF ordinary intelli-
pence can misunderstood its meaning.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-27

The man referred to as Murray by
Troy Dye and Anderson in their evil
dence In Sacramento as having been in
the conspiracy to murder A. N. Tullis
has been found to be n man by the name
Of George Munger. He is a disreputs-
BILE character who has been several times
arrested in Sacramento for petty offsnses.
He is now wanted by the Sacramento
officers. aud Is supposed to be some
where in Nevada.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-27
CONSOLIDATION AGAIN.

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before ths Legislature NJ larson very
snofuy' ado ~ 'ne n
terests OF ooid hhi' 'he Nh"s GALS
especial attention 10 the matter ou'
Town Is naturally Segregated ITO" W"
s'hiA oya ridso OF .ui''ae'
sessses na'ufai ~sh
paid-ior advantages over WV
way OF municipal ehPeH' SUI"
srsse, wa'si'P'P' '
gushing 'A'niu'''
OF sues's' Po"''
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anu 80
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OF oa' roS'onee' uau' Wv p.0-
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induced 10 s'Aha
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eohSoaauoa 'ao
pensss' In "o'a III" MUNICIPAL ~
We want no reduction o'ieiPehses
do We can arrange them SUIT ourselves
but IN county matters 'hs argument u
good. There 10 where the HELD Tor cut
ting down expenses comes H. iNo
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-27
Eureka Leader.

lis said that the materialized spirit
Of Old Hickory appeared at u number OF
the banqusts given in his honor ON the
sth instant. aud when asked his opinion
Of modern Democracy. summed II up
with. by Cd. sir; I'm glad that /
died"
The Governor is going to give q leyee
at Carson. IL will be one OF those oc-
~casions where the fodder will rank as
excellent, and the small talk the reverse.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-27
Austin ReveilIe.

The bill Of Taylor OF Nye county to
exempt printing material from execution
fixes the amount at S2.5OO. The ex.
emption will amount to nothing at all
where the property amounts in value to
over the amoun stipulated. Surprising
the whole outfit Of an office to be valued
at 80. zoo. the Sheriff having n claim Of
800 or $500. aud he leyiss on the press,
what good would the remaining portion
Of the material BE- to the owner1 IL an
exemption law Of that sort Is to be-
passed. exempt the whole outfit or none
at all.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-27
The Charges Against W. II. Hellman
Denied-0ne OF Pearson's Jobs
-Dlgglc's Denial.

-Dlgglc's Denial
San Francisco. Jan. 27.-About half
past ten o'clock Saturday forenoon two
boys went into the stationery store Of
Leoount Brothers, on Montgomery
street, between Sacramento and Cali.
fornia, and, after idling about the show
case for q fow minutes. started rapidly
out. A clerk, who was watching them,
noticed the simultaneous disappearance
Of an inkstand. and started after them.
A dozen people raised the alarm. and
Officer Sam Stevenson Joined In the
chase. Being too fat or too lazy to
chase them, however, he drew his trusty
revolver, aud let 90 ct the housetops.
endangering the life OF anybody who
might happen TO be underneath the bull.
let when II landed. The boys escaped.
Charles Cummings, William Jones
and John Gale were surprised by Officer
Harper yesterday morning In the act OF
opening the front door Of q grocery on
the corner Of Union aud Hyde streets.
He brought them all 10 n halt with his
pistol. and handcufted them together.
and marched them to the City Prison.
In the Police Court this morning they
were all three held 10 answer. with bail
Of $1,000 each.
In relation to the charges against w.
NJ. Hellman. Secretary Of the Wolis-
Fargo Mining Company. alleging over.
issue Of stock and misappropriation OF
funds belonging to tho company, viii.
lam j. Smith, the President OF the com.
pany. pronounces tho charges false.
alleging that the over.issus OF stock was
the result Of q clerical error. I. ID.
0lmstead indorsss all Of Smiths state
msnts, aud acknowledges that no Is the
individual who made the clerical error
which resulted In the ovsr.issue Of
stock. Mr.. Hellman says that the
animus for the attack On his character
may be found in his connection with q
movement TO Dust j. II. Pearson from
the control Of the Wells Fargo mine. and
denies that there In or ever was q deficit
Of one dollar In his accounts. and de.
ounce as u willful aud malicious lie all
statements TO the contrary.
W. N. Diggle. ths defendant In q suit
for the recovery Of $4,000 for alleged
seduction. has filed an answer In the
Twenty.third District Court denying In
toto the allegations Of the complaint.
and stating that he knew nothing Of
plaintiff Is character. and was innocent
Of all wrong TO her.
The steamer Alice CARAT. running
between here and Sacramento. has been
seized by the Government for carrying
empty liquor cases with revenue stamps
upon them uncancelled.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-27

Tus Carson Appeal. contrary to its
uniformly wa,chful care in the past,
yesterday unfortunately published as
original. 9 stale joke. having remote
reference to the boy aud his grand
fathers clock. There must have been a
mistake. Either that joke was "rung
in /" on the appeal. or ths foreman got
the matter mixed while making up the
forms.