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urcr Of the pennsylvania Railroad CJnpAnT No. 2Si
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-28
A Vicious Trottsr.

.San FfaHsiseo Call, april II.
While driving the mare A. Rose on
the Oakland track, yesterday noon, Mr..
Nswland met with an accident that may
possibly result fatally. He was Kicked
out OF the sulky and bad his skull frac-
tured and one Of his eyes entirely
knocked out. As quickly - possible
DR.. wolssy was got on 70 the ground.
and, alter dressing the wounds, New.
land was put into Q carriage and taken
10 his home In Oakland. An sxsmina.
ton Of the injuries received showed the
skull 10 be split right down the middle
Of the forehead. and the brain laid bare
and an eye entirely gone, caused BY Q
blow from the iron shoe Of the horse.
DR.. wolsey pronounced the patient to
be In . most critical condition. Mr..
Newland has been . resident Of Oakland
for twenty-five years, And his figure
has been o familiar one upon the
turf. He very recently purchased the
marc Of Mr.. Rose. Of Los Angeles, who
sold her because she 10 Of
vicious disposition and Q kicker.
She 10 young. shapely and
promising 90 Q t~rotter. but possessed
Of tho ipcurabls habit Of kicking. Up
to q few days ago Mr.. Rose followed the
practice which has been pursued with
her OF driving with . kicking strap.
This, a. the term implies, 10 used 10 pre-
vent q horse from kicking when har.
messed to Q vehicle. But having con.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-28
The Electric Light 10 Mining.
8. p. Poet. April a.

w sAf'"
n. D. Law. the Superintendent Of the
San Francisco Telegraph Supply Com.
psny, which company 10 the sole agent
for the Brush electric light, who has Just
returned from Yuba county, gives rs the
following information relative TO the USE
OF the electric light there: The frst
electric light ever introduced In . min
ing claim was that placed on the Deer
Creek placer claim OF the Excelsior
Water Company. In that county. on the
10th OF the month, which svsnt was
noticed ct the time In the Post. A ~. 900
c~andls-pover Brush machine wa pot In
operation, and three lights Of 5000 can.
die.power each were placed In prominent
positions upon the claim. Although the
night was very dark the lights shed .
brilliant light around, and enabled the
miners 10 work % readily - during the
day. Until this apartment the mines
had TO bs shut down during the night,
but now the company expects TO work
both night and day. Yuba county
has many hydraulic mining com.
pauies, and several OF them have
announced their desire to use the
new light 10 the Excelsior Company
10 thoroughly satisnsd with their ma
chine. A. Mr.. Law has received several
kilograms from the company which state
that u Ia working well, there can be no
doub. that II will be generally adopted
there. The three lights cost the oom.
pany about ten cents per hour. and, with
Interest, wear and tear, etc.. included,
the claim 10 lighted for sixteen osnts per
hour. The oompany'A daily clean up 10
from $500 to $1,000. and, BY running
nights also. the yield Of the mine can DO
doubled.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-28
pR. m,rrlEs NErnRErIoUM.

"A compound nuid extract Of Baohul Or.
Mintie's Nsphrs,ieum works wonders. All
cases Of Dropsy. Bhght's pissass, Kidnsy, bad
der and Urinary Complaints, or Retention Of
urns arc entirely cured by the Nsphrsteum:
Gravel. Diabstes, pain In the bark, side ana
ioin are cursd when Ill other medicines have
failed Sea What the drueslsts OF Portland and
San Prsnclsco say about DR.. nintis's Nsyhfst-
eum and EnRlish Daadslion Pills, I'VE have
cold . large amount OF Or Mint .ets medicfnees
the English Dsndeliou Pills. also the Nephreti:
com. and in 81 easss they arc h,ssi! ssSs.' Of
Druggist. sceond street. Portland; Q. II. WOOD.
ward ! Co.. Druggists. corner First and Aldsr
streets, Portland. Messfs. Abrams D Carroll.
whole als Druggists. Nos . and 8 Front strest.
San FrsnciscD. say: Z" We regard Nsphreftcum
az ne kxf Kidney and Bioddsr Remedy byfors
Ne publ" All Druggists keep these msdieines
tor I'll dersngsmsnts Of the Liver. use Dr. Mn
ties knglish Dsndellon Piils.. rof Biliousness
ana Dyspepsia. use Dr.. hintie's En.llsh Dands-
KneIish Dsndsiion Pills. Eysp family should
kssp the Rnsiish Dandeiiou Pills on hand ".
Nintis's remedies will NOT ''curs ell complainta."
but viii, Il taksn according 10 directions, give
Immediate relief. and perfect . curs IN ell
troubles for which they an rvcsnmsndsd. bold
b. al Druggists:
weakness. nervous debility and paralysis made
by the woadsifsl Elgiish remedy. Dir Ashley
Coopet's vital Restorative. than By all other
remedies combined. why will you su1srf
Send 70 a. Z. hiptie.. u D., No. II Kssrny
stresl, San Francisco, for the Restorative. and
BE- cured. Prics. - per bottle; four tines the
quantity. go. Try . bottls. mhD ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-28

Coon MAs.-H. H. Psnoysr. formerly
In the Consolidated Virginia ofios. more
recently local Secretary Of the Gould K
Curry and Beat 4 Bslchsr. has now been
appointed Superintendent Of the latter
mines. Il Is Q deserved compliment to
faithfulnsss and competency.
LAwarscr BlRRrrr and wife arrived
at Steamboat Springs Saturday. He
will open . sesson at Piper's Opera
House, Wednesday evening. in Ham.
let"
wArxA has hindsred work In tho joint
Benton Alta winzs, and Il has not quito
reached the 1850 level yet.
PAULINE AuRIcH and Elizabeth Mar.
shall have each hlsd declaration Of home.
steads.
Tn. new building ON B street. near
Taylor. Virginia. 10 to DO a blacksmith
shop.
DrvoacrD-Maria Foley from Michael
Foley.
TEE barometer Is going for fair to.
day,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-28
c...eliaa.ea yirEs.,a.

VIRGINIA err. April Is. 1874. W.
Har,a.. Sscrsiary: The average yield OF
ore has been about lao tons daily. =
Gu tho $50 level the joint California
west drift has been extended 81 feet; total
length. 76 feet. The face u In hard.blast-
ing ~porphyry.
ON tho 1850 level joint California wine
No. 3 has been sunk and timbored - feet.
passing through . vein formation showing
streaks Of quartz ana clay. Tho Wine
connecting with the upraise from the also
level has been squared up and completed.
On the 1850 level the joint California
west drift has been advanced 10 feet,
through hArd-blasting ground.
On the also level tho Joint west drift
from the q. 4 G. shaft Vas extended four
feet aud work discontinued for the present.
A tho face showed indications Of vstsr.
Al q point $50 feet west from the shAft In
thi. drift we have started . drih 10 . south
erly direction. This drift will 10 run 10
our south line and form q main lateral
drift, from which crosscuts can DO run aud
thoroughly prospect this level.
The q. 4 q. shaft has now attained .
depth Of 81 feet below the 1850 level. We
are now engaged in opening out . station
at that level. While that work 10 being
done sinking will be discontinued.
W.. II. PATTON. Supt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-28
OFFICIAL MINING LETTERS.

Tho following letters. under the datss
given. have been sent from the Comssock
10 the principal Offices Of tho various CON-
panies In San Francisco;
Hterra Nevada
VIRGINIA CRY. April &c. 1871. w.
Sst.sa. !Secrs'sy: Very little progress
has been made In sinking tho incline
during the past week. on account OF The
heavy how Of water. which has now In
creased 10 about 5000 gallons In saoh
twenty four hours We arc now prspar-
ing TO change the pumps from the Incline
10 the east shaft, which will take about
three DAYS. After this change 10 made i
expect 10 be able TO handle tho water more
ad~vantageously than Ne arc now doing.
The face Of the incline IL nov In . very
hard and compact body OF quartz giving
an average assay Of about $40.
The work Of charging and timbering
the drift connecting the east shaft with the
incline 10 now completed.
AN now In the ore body. under tho In.
cline. running . drift from the north
cro..cut 10 the south one. on this level.
preparatory 70 tho stopping out OF the ore
TO make room for the chutes mentioned In
my Last letter.
Daring the lut week I started . drift
north from the bottom Of the east shaft. 81
the 2200 level. which 10 nov In . distance
Of 50 feet. The face Of this drift 10 show-
ing some slight indications Of water. 1
have thought IL best 70 step work ON IL for
the present, or until such Q time - I shall
be better prepared TO handle any extra fiow
of water that may show itself here.
The foundation for the new ors-house 10
&wplsted and No will commence raising
the frame in . few days.
All machinery In and about the mine 10
working we'll.
ALEx. q. Mckenzie, Supt.
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Piper. Opera nss...

It cannot be denied that o most
favorable impression prevails through.
out the community in regard to the
short season Of Macaulsy to DO In.
auguratsd at Pipsr's Opera House this
evening. The paper he has spread over
Virginia and Gold Hill has . business
look to IL, and shows that the man Ia
accustomed 10 catch the eye OF the pub.
Ito; and Q man who can do that a. well
a. Il has been done In this instance
knows enough 10 entertain an audience
after be gets Il. Mr.. Macaulsy Ia an
experienced manager and actor. and the
feeling 10 general II will do to indorso
him without any further recommends.
tons. As an old sport expressed II yes
terday. they are willing to 60 81 blind
on the hand dealt, and without looking
ct 0 card. The press OF the East all
speak OF the character Of Uncle Daniel.
a. impsnsonatsd by Mr. Macauley. % an
excellent creation. He 10 an old
comedian and well up 10 stage business.
and brings his. own support with him.
Reserved seats can DO procured at the
office.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-28
PACIFIC COAST %bRrvIrIls.

Silver Reef Miner. April 10 A fatal
accident occurred . ths Morgan smslter.
Sandy, on Thursday afternoon. The
full particulars are not known. but Il
appears that while ons Of the employees
Of the smsltsr was engaged - usual, the
floor above him gave way and heavy
quantities Of ore and spades. wheel.
barrows, etc., fell upon and badly
crushed him. twas reported that other
persons were more or less injured at the
same time. but nothing dsnnits has yet
been a~scsrtsined.
Tuscarora TIm1. Rsuisp: We learn
that the people In the northern part OF
the county consider the fsh law. spd CO.
psoially 90 - Il regards salmon and
salmon hshipg, an outrage. and that no
attention whatsvsr II paid 70 u. Large
quantities OF both salmon and brook
trout arc caught daily In Bull Bun and
Silver creeks. Spoftsmsn there make
NO secret Of their intention 70 disregard
the law.
Bodis Esss. April %: The Spring
fehts seem TO have commenced. Last
evening, about 10 O'Clock, Harry Bats
and - Calvin had some words In the
club-room 1t the Magnolia, and after
wards met In the main saloon, when
Butts fred ct Calvin, missing him. Tho
shot passed through one Of the Window
OF the front door. psrforsting . pane Of
glass. which was the only object injured.
Austin Rsusils. April a.: Some I'M.
known mar entered the residence Of
Mrs. Halliday on Cedar street, . few
days ago, and beat her most unmsrci-
fully. She crswled under the bed 10 got
ont OF his way. when be fred two or
tire shots at her, neither Of which took
effect. She declines TO hle Q complaint
against him for fear. abe being alons, hs
would sometime come and kill her.
A kindergarten school has bssn
opened In Carson. with 40 pupils, Il
being an experiment - part OF the
public school system. The Appeal II
friendly 10 the nsw method. and says
that "lt conducts the little ones By hints
and suggestions along truly philosophi.
cal and Howsry paths which lead to
truth"
W. ]. Russell, . minsf In the Cham.
pion mine, Bodis. was badly hurt on the
10th instant by the breaking Of . reel.
The bullion shipment from Silver
Reef for the week ending April 18th,
amounted TO $2e,3 $50 96.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-28

Held FOE PosrAoE.-Lsttsrs I'd.
dressed a. follows are held for postage
at the Gold Hill Pos.ofios: Mrs. @. B.
Mclean, San Francisco. California; J.
B. vieina, Bodis. California; Daniel
Fitzpatrick, Gold Hill; Mr.. A. Burr,
Oregon City. Utah.
JOHNNY FARSswonrH and family and
DR.. Turns. Of Virginia, left Honolulu,
Sandwich Islands. on the 10th instant,
on board the bsrque ID. O. Murray and
NAV soon be expected home. They went
10 the islands for thsir health.
DR. KIRnr wants everybody cautioned
against receiving discharges from The
Hospital and recommendations for hslp
for people they do not know p~urportins
TO DO signed by him. He never gives
any such documents.
LEO Baokrs.-A carpenter named
Gibson. employed ct the Sierra Nevada
mine In the construction OF the new ore
house. had his leg broken below The
knee Saturday morning BY . stick Of
timber falling on II.
BULLION SHrrxKxn.-Ths California
Mining Company Saturday night ship-
ped nine bars Of bullion worth ~. s20.-
So. and the Consolidated Virginia Com.
pany six bars worth S62, 364 ".
". N. FarDAIcx Of ths Nevada Jew.
slry Mandatory returned yesterday
from . ten week. stay In San Fran
cisco.
CourAsLE MorTLn has bssn sp-
pointed Deputy Sheriff Tor 6utro,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-28
TRIPLE BIRTHDAY.
senator Biii 0ibses celebrates HIS
Birshdsy, Also That Of General
0raas - An Older msn Thas
Eashsr Also Celebrates.

Yesterday Hon. W. d. G. Gibson Of
Gold Hill celebrated bis forty.ninth
birthday. Brother Gibson felt especial
y good over the idea that he was not
only . "Forty.ninsr." forty.nins years
old, but Il was also General Grants
birthday. and while celebrating his own
hs was also celebrating his friend
Grants. He also felt good In knowing
that he was eight years younger than
Grant, and now that he was State Sen
ator, the chances were that In eight
Year, from now he, too. might DO Presi.
dent Of the United States. Even the
circumstance that Grant and Gibson
both begin With @ favored the idea.
10 the evening. Gibson was at bis 50.
loon and 0 small circle Of well-wishing
friends we're helping him celebrate, when
Q spry, widsavake looking little man
With white hair and beard stepped brisk.
~ In and asked for Mr.. Gibson.
THAT'S me. old Teller" said Bill,
heartily. ''step up and take somethin';
We was all Jest q goin' ter smile. 90
jine Us. -. A..
40 . . wlnns,y. Ma !,
suAneer' w
hapPsn. 70 % ny 0 nv ;s,ssG ,,.,,
wns., iosiea =, ~ Mn.
'you' v,I'nosy, ,oo' wna
and oia ufan, WY. asu ",
tnrse OF US al naV,n "t.nusy
toestner. wei'' TINS - 700 zoe, nsrs.
!eck, pss. ou' .ns e's.is, ~ 60
mini o. H. me aha you anu o Jill
msu. I'm %. onnke mn sa...
bus say I'm IIl'y.hins, Ahu 1'
nfty.seven. now nov oiu arc you
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-28

The Republicans held city primaries
In Virginia Saturday. but so quietly that
nobody seemed to understand IL, not
even the Republicans themselves knew
anything Of II. Following Is list OF dele
satss:
First ward-Samuel Connors, Z. d.
Touns, Charles Harper. b. Dellepiane.
Nsy ChurchmAn. Thomas Brophy.
second ward--E. d. Harris. +. Ed.
words, W. BENEFITS. Joseph Hall. A.
Christss. Charles Muller.
Third wsrd-Jsmss Brszell, George
Bittingsr. v. J. Stsarns, x. Sqeires.
George wastsll. Z. Z. Page. L. p. Love-
10y, ]. Z. Thompson.
Fourth ward-Frsd. Kline. John Car
psntsr, W. A. Richards. William Pratt.
The principal contest vas for Chief OF
Police. II looks On though Ben. Lacksy
would get the nomination.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-28
ILsn Lass EvssisE.

Last evening Colonel F. F. 0sbiston.
late Of the Gould 4 Curry and Best &
Bslchsr left for Idaho Springs, Colorado,
taking his family and poaks with him.
He was given the grandest kind Of .
ssnd.off. His friends would not allow
him to 90 quietly to the depot and take
the train, 90 John W. Mackay. Colonel
James q. Fair and others OF his init.
mates hitchsd up . rockawsy and four
and took him and his family 10 Steam.
boat, where . big supper and o good
time generally was contemplated and
doubtless enjoyed. When the train left
very many Of his other friends and 40
qusintances were at the depot to say
"good-bye," but he came not, much to
their disappointment. He takes with
him his brother William, also j. NJ.
ThsIton. the wsll.known Sergeant Of
the National Guard.
Mr.. Osbiston will DO very much
missed on the Comstock. He has been
hsrs 20 long that he has been regarded
almost a. . fixture OF the lode itself.
He Ia. however. most sanguine OF tbs
success OF his present undertaking and
has the hopes OF thousands here for u.
Everybody will be glad to hear that Os-
biston is q millionaire.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-28
ODAir.

VIRGINIA Crr. April 20. 1870. l..
Waller. PSs.ids.fs The main incline has
been sunk and timbsrsd Is feet during the
past week. and is nov - feet below the
$500 level. The material pssssd through
continues 10 be Misunderstanding vein
matter containing streaks Of qtartz. We
shall continue sinking the incline this
week. and then commence cutting out Tor
the $500 station.
On the 2iOO level the joint Mexican up
raise is up 10 the 1000 level. and We are
now drifting 10 connect with the main
north drift on that level. which connection
we expect 10 make on Monday next.
A drift has been started south from the
bottom Of No. I WINE on this (2l00l level.
which 10 now In "a feet and has cut the
vein at that point. showing . thickness OF
about four feet Of good milling ore. We
shall continue this drift 70 the south. fol-
lowing the orc In that direction.
On the 1000 level We are drifting north
from No. I winze 70 connect with No. 2
crosscut. will make . connection on Non.
DAY next. This connection will improve
our ventilation st that point.
There Is no change 10 note In the ore
slopes since last report. The repairs 70
the main shaft are still being continued.
". Ii. PArros. supt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-28
SERIOUS DAN0RR

Threatens every man. woman and child living
In . region OF country where fever and agus 10
PREVALENT. since the germs Of malnisl disssss
arc inhaled from the air and are swallowed
from the water Of such . region. Medicinal
safeguard 10 absoluisly nscessary TO nuliify this
DANCER. ASS means OF Terrifying and aceli
mating the systsm % - 70 Be able 70 resist the
ualaral poison. Hoststteris stomach Bitters 10
inoompaf,tivsly the best and the most popular.
els encourage malaria: but thess are speedily
rsctihsd By he Bitters. The functions OF d.
esstion and secretion are assistsd By is use,
and . Vigorous - well as regular condition
Of the system promoted BY u. Consultation
and physiqus are thus defended against The In.
roads OF malaria By this mstchlsss preventive.
which 10 also Q certain aud thorough remedy
In the vofst cases Of Intermittent md remit
tent feve1. v