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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-03-22
Ste Grtttorom,t8 oeS tittaem Sato.
min In Cincinnati.

Cincinnati, 21. Didr5.-Oie 2ei6ens
ldlau be5iiglid bes am lebten Samltag abene
erid]olienen iunsen Salowin lift nod ni9t be-
enbet. 9eftern Nahmittag muroen msbrere
rpettere Serbaftuugen porgeuommen, uno Die
anseleaenbeit erregt 9roBeS 2lufieher. 3u>
erit puraen Swet S6iuelteru - Mollie uub
8iroie Dalton - Die alS berii6tigte @baraf.
tere in Der 9ea6baridaft befaunt itno, in pel>
der Der Wtoro lif ereignete, arretirt. @ine
brittle S9weiter miro oermlBt, uuo Die 9olis
aei fabnbet auf fie. @efteru 9(beno wuroen
aud Stttie Sennetl, Die g8irtbin oes 2ofals
IN @lnlitraBe, oas ais bas y0lttle Club
Soule" befaunt 1T, iamult Den Oirnea Ylanz
DE Jtawlep, Martba Sudner uuo Georgia
Sbeparo, Saiaifen ibreS 9auiss, arretirt unD
IN Der Generalization al8 Der Betbell!gaug an
oem Wtoroe perbd9tig, eingaiperrt. Stt ei.
mem 3immer bes t6auieS Der Srau 8ennett
fauo man elm StiiG Sud, in peid)em iid)
SleGen-anideinenb bon 8lut berriibreno =
befinoen. Wtan idnitt bas Stid heraus
uno iiber9ab es einem @benlter. Gtn Snabe,
ber als 3euge Dernommen muroe, ia9te, oaB
er Dfters Bilete 5pii6en 8albmtn une einent
OtdOden, ytamens y2illie," bic in Bennett's
Saule wobnt, unb ieet uerid,wunoen iit, bin
unb her trug. Srau Sennett iagt, ba5 0fdoz
den iei id1pu felt smei gSof1eu lpeG.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-03-22
Gin rdtbSelt1after stfa1tb.

9amrence, Utaii., 21. Wtdrs. - 5r.
@bas. gSainprtsht, 3ablmeiiter Der pariins-
ton.Vfiiblen," fano beute WtOr9en bic gbiireu
Der 9elbiptube i'm 8iireuu oes @tabliiie,
ments offen itsbsn uuo etma $4,000, tpelde er
geltern elufaiilrt bate, um beute Die 4rbetter
81 be5ableH, paren perihwunbeH. Aile Sbiiz
rem uno 6enfer oes YiireauS maren feit Oerz
ifloiien, nno man bat felne Spur BON ben
Rdubern. Vtan uermutbet, oaB bic Gin
bredler 0upllfatidllitfiel belaRen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-03-22
@erm.ifd)te 9epe1Ne3t aus Sfeau-
WnFf

NepsDorf, 21: Uidrs. - Die Dam=
pier rauifralia" BON 2onbou, pGcaota" Don
Experimentation, n&anaoa" bon eonoon uub
oaoriatic" BON eiuerpool FHo bier an9efom
men.
. Der Dampfer a0tranto" BON Sna, eng,
lamb, lief bier Elm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-03-22
Gtne ToIBe oeS 8anftrad1S TT 9setr.
ySrie0ftS

Rem Orleans, 81 Dfdrs. - auguit
Suarp, aus5ablungs-@lerf Der biefisen yIJie,
hauics' ano 3raoer's 8anf," iuelde Dor me-
niseu Gagen Die 3abluu9 einhelte, begiug
heute Selbitmoro hnrdl GrldlleEen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-03-22
8ramoitiftm,ta t,t Cation.

@afon, benni., 21. Dtdr3. Cine
S6mteoeperfitdtte, Elm 2aoen, Elm 8Obns
bauS uno sin Staa muroen beute frib bur9
ein bon einen1 Sranoitifter augelestes Seuer
3erftDrt. SOgleid Die @ebduoe cine 5iemlide
Strede BON elnanber eutfsrnt ftanoen, idale=
men ite oenno1 fat 81 9leiber 3eit anseSiinz
bet woroen gu ietu. .3wei G6i4mdnner nur-
ben auf Dem gSe9e nah Der Braubitdtte bon
Sprisen itberfabren unO i9mer oerlett. Der
gSprfuit hptrTnt S5On0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-03-22
2tats 0er 9nnScsbatsptitaot.


g3aibingto n, FL. M6ri. Ser Yrd
f6ent iiberlf)tdte bsute benz Senate ptele gr,
nenuungeu, barunter bieieniqen bes 5rn. s.
U. @alfer (@onn.) gum Superintenoenter
oeS @enius, bes 6ru. Oan. gS. Good gum
Yenitonsa9enten 81 Bolton, bes Srn. gSm.
u. 6erron gum Beniionsaaenten All Yitts.
9eueralfoniul IN Werifo.
Die pafante 8unoesIenatprjteue aus Netpz
Gampibire.
adtb. @has. $. Sea unb Senator 8ollins
aus Netu=6 6ampihire eri9ienen beute Dor bem
Senats=@omite iiber Yripile9en uno @ahlen
uno brahten Qrgumente fir bic 8ehauptunq
Dor, baB ber 9ounerneur bon Nefp<6ampIhire
Die Soumaf]t befbe, Die pdfante Bunoesz
Senatorftene in ienen Staate burd Grneu.
nun9 etneS senators 3u beieben. 9fahoem
oas Sonttte bic Sngele9enbeit lGn9ere 3ett be,
iproflen bate, tpurbe Die rueitere grluGauna
osrlelben bis gum naaifen 9ieuitage perl6o.
ben.
2sermiidbtes.
Die hel1tige Steueretnnahu1e betrua $685..
1871; Die 3olleiunabme $685., ,421.24.
Die heutigen Subifriptiouen auf Die oiers
pro5enttge Gnlsibe beliefen ii9 auf $47, $50.
Die oemotratiiden Witslieoer oes Senats
uno oes 5dule5 perben am Wtontaqe ODER
Stenfase einen gemeinidaftli9en Sautus
halten, nm ibr gerbalten pdhrens Der grtra.
itsung oefiHitip feftjufiellen.
Der Brditbent iiberiaidte beute Dem Senate
im@tnflanse nit eiuem Sei9luiie bieieS S6rz
perS, bic BON benz amerfaniiden Soniular.
agenten 81 Bago-Bago benz Staatsiefretdr
erftntteten Seridte besii9lih Der ;3ultGnbe auf
Samoa, Der gSirfnng beS 3mii9en jenen Sus
iein unb ben Ser. Staaten 9ei6lofensn Scr.
trnn8 II M
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-03-22
Wcrnttfd)tc tcle9rapftIdDe 9epejd,e,t.

-Sn Srantf ort, Sp., ta9te 9eltern Elm
Staat8 Gonuent Der @reenbddler uuo ftellte
Elm Staatstfet auf. ytur etlpa 1C0 Deleaa,
ten nabmen an ben Serbanolungen 4ntbeil.
- Su Bateri on, gt.sS., ift etne Sa.
britdrbeiterin an ben Blattern eItrantt,
uno bic Sanlilie Der Batienttn III iiolilt NOR.
ben. Utan glaubt, oaB Der 4nfedunasRoff
ourd) Sumpen, iDeid]e bic Batlentln in Der
Sabrif iortirte, auf fe itbertrageu lpuroe.
- Sa @ leburn, Ser., erplooirte 9eltern
Elm 3 0ampffeiiel in Der S4nappsbreu'
ncrel Der QS. SOhniOn & Comp. unb 5wel
BerIonen muroen 9et0Otet.
- Sn Can SranSisco 1T s. g.
9ibbeg, Setretdr Der Strobenour9brua8-
@omnltifon, inter Der Intla9e Oerbaltet mors
ben $4,000 ueruntreut Su baten.
= Oas pom Stem gort nad) 4ntperpeu
beitimulte brttii9e SOaihiff o6 ONE" 1T
auf bo6er See untergegang.n. Die aus %
3eriouen beftebeube 8emannung nurOe pur9
ote Barfe ,Siluer @louO" 9erettet unS tbeil8
Su ct. Wtd)aelS auf ben ASoren, tbeils 5u
ct. Sobn8, yt.>S., ans 9ano geisbt.
- Sm StaatSieuate BON 8ir9i,
MEN ereignete fid 9eitern cine aufres
9enOe Scene. SENATOR Nuiiep trttiiirte
cine pom Senator Smltb gebalteue &eoe unb
loulpe ouIuL upH Utat StBleEeu tlH 4 .
uer, 9 dluft uue 6Uno 9enanut. Ser
Senat b'auftragte Elm Somite, mt NaB-
nabme 9etrefis Oteies s5erfOBes gsgeu be
Gillette 3u trefien.
-Sobu ganbam, alias @bus. Sobn.
ion, pelder ansetlust TT, in einenl Sbeater in
Gan antonio, Ger., cine Shauipieleriu auf
Der Sitbue erihoien unO 3pei Berionen Der.
wuHoet 5u bubeu, wurSe seileru in ct. 2Ouis
uerbuftet. @r leuguet feline Soeutitat, alletn
geWiiie, Der @rmOroeten aeb6rige Sutpelen,
lusIde bei'thm aufgefunoen puroen, bcweilen,
oaB er Der @siu1te iit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-03-22

@ie aus bieier fleiuen Gabslle erfdtlid,
brand]en bic Ser. Staaten infer al' benz
Druid bes Biirgerfrie9es uno ieiner rieii9en
Sperationen nod lange ntf)t 10 piele Beams
ten, ipie in Grants SriebensperioSe. Sn
ben lebten stpei Sabren haben bic Denlofraf
ten i'm nationalen HeprdlentautenbauIe bic
Nusabl Der BunbesGmter lpeientli6 perrinz
gert; auf ben ridti9en Wabfab aber iino iie
nod lauge nltt anaelaugt, ipenn e8 lulrfltd)
ihre Ibiift mar, bte Soften Der 8unoesDerz
paltung nit Der berrihenbea Scit in @inflang
AT brtngen.
Sn ben Miniiterien III 8aibington iperoen
gegeumGrtig alein 4359 Berlonen bei6dftist.
Dielelben uertheilen f1 auf
Sas G s@asSsSa,tsmsnt ..2,o6s taOfsn 2,5oa, ISL
bas 8riessbepartement. Cos l8often 65,s30l
oas MarlneSepar.ement... 80 Soften i2t ,0t0l
oas Yo1bepartement ...... 34 [9 ,ifen 46S,0i0l
bag osn q SS
gia6t In gumma ....4,356 [Soiten s., ,626,624I
Die OepartemeutS Soranldldae fir oas
ndhite Sabr ipeiien cine 3unabme bon 168
8eamten nit 3uiammen 1921 $50 SalGr ani,
bod 1T Die :3ahl- burd baS rationale 3leprds
leniantenbauS rebuSirt iporben, 10 SaB Die
IusIdt auf cine patronage pereitelt mors
ben 1T.
Sc ldBt fid) niht erparteu, bab cine ehrlis
deere une ipariamere Sermaltung unierer
Bunbesmaibiuerie erreidt tperoen pirb, 10
lanae Die republifaniid]e Yartei am 8uosr
bleibt. Sur elm oofitdubiser Spitemmehiel
fann bem ieti9en llufuse ein Gnoe bereiten,
ob9leid9 es nod tmnler fragltd bleibt, OBJ er
es iiberhaupt tbun rpirb. Seriprehen une
5alten itno 3weierlei, beionberS bel unis.
rem amerifanllaen politifsrn. (Snb. vSes
| leqraph.")
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-03-22
NiiIfe fiir Sae0eDift-

NeiusY orf, 81. Mdr5. = Die bieiiseu
Setreiter uno uuaaren baben cine Ser
iammlAng gebulten uno ein &ouite eruannt,
peIds8 SeItrdge BON ibreu 2anOsleuteu, 10.
tpie BON Dem Eublifum i'm a1gemsineu fir
Die gtOtbIeioenpeu in SSe9ebin eintrsiben ioa.
4Qe gtadfrageH um ndbere Gufidliiie obsr
Seitrd9e Ollteu an bas oSSestoln 9telief.
@omite" i'm hStaatS i3ettun8S" 9ebd4oe,
yielp. Norf, Q0reiiirt perOen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-03-22
GpmareR=VerbanSIitttaett.


Us binsto on, 21. Wdr5. SIN Senate
puroen sablreldle Betttionen puraeleqt.
WcDtluan beantraste Elm Contributions
| amenOement, porna9 Der Brdfoent in ben
! Stano geleBt merbeu ioQ, In elmer 8ermillt.
9un9s- -Sta gspifie Soften, tuelfe ibm ni9t
5uldaen, nit oem Beto belegen Al fDnnen.
Danes braate cine YiQ Elm, ben Charter
Der uSreebman'S 8anf" III amenbiren.
0tollius bradte cine 8iQ Elm, bic Sertheiz
lung bes lapanefilfen @ntiddolsunss. 6onbs
betreTenb.
Sirtwoob, eine 8ia, ben @eneral- goifmei-
lter 81 err1a9ttsen, bic @ebdlter Der Petntei=
Iter auSsugleid)en.
Utarsb bra9te cine giG gum S9ute Der
terantihen 9renSe ein.
WcBberion bra9te eine Bill elm, cine
Norbpol' Expedition aussuriiltsn.
Bed, eine Bill, mel6e bic Sdtfifabrtsqe.
leee aHenollt, 10 OaB Der Intauf BON auslanz
btlden Sd)iffen 9eitattet mirb.
@omunos' Sel6luB, bae Die @eI6dfte bes
Senats auf Die SerpiDisuues BiQs be.
lfrduft perocn ioa, tuurSe nit 35 aeqeu %
S1lmmen auf ben Stid) gelest.
Gs enttanD oann etne lGn9ere Debate spis
lfen sSallace uno Gonfling ipegen bes Qu,
traaS itber Die Soften Der Stilfsmarihdue,
Der antra9 bon gSalace tpuroe augeuouz
men.
yta9 elmer ldnsereu grefutipFsung Der.
ta9te ii9 Der Senat.
Snt Observation-Disclosures
lteute Guls (@a.) ben Antraa, Die Witglieber,
Sabl oes @omtte'S iiber Wablen bon IL auf
10 5u erbDhen; er ertldrte. er teue ben autrag
I'm Sntereiie Der SparIamfeit uno 3ur T1roe.
run9 oer9ei6dfte, iubem es Diter8 aus 1eber.
bdufung NIT 9trbeit gei9ebe, baB bas @omite
crit in ben lstten Saseu Der Stbuna gerid,t
iiber beitritteHe Bablen eritatten tonne.
Stills (8eras) oriidte ole slnfidt aus, bab
ieber gSabl.Sonteit einem Speiialz&onlite
lberlpleien meroen ioae.
yta6 ldngerer Debate purbe Der &ntraq
oem Gomlte iiber 8egeln iiberlpteieu.
8ea9an (Seras) 1pHnidte mebrere 8ius
stn5ubrtn9en, allein@on9er (Mi4. erbobgtn=
tpano.
iserner erhob @Onser Ginmanb 9egen etueu
BON Douug (Seuu.) porgels9ten 8ei9luB,
roelder bic @rnennung zines @Omte's CUR
unterludnn9 oeS gelben SteberS oeroronet.
um 20 gtinuteu nadl II llbr pertaate fi1
oaS SauS bis gum nGd)iten Oteultaae.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-03-22
Gpeaial 8 Noti3eit.
cen slettan,amm 8 ssms.'s wsebsefe

0aW. 0Ieif@manm & Gonsp.'S DreBbete
Compressed yeast).
Do man entbedt bat, baB Diele Ra@ahmunsen ur'
jerer Seie fit I'm Diarfte befinben, 70 bat ale dte
HreSbeie unieres Gabrttates auf iebem Radete ben
Namen unierer 6irma. Aae anberen iino Natabs
mungen.
Ran perlanse BON ieinem Grocer 8atf, 3Ictidb.
mann 3 Gomp's Vrebbefe. Edsltd friid
Gabrf>Depot: gtr. "a, forosGutatp etrabe.
(Rdut9,fS) 9. q. 8emmett, gedditfnbrer.
Nao. @ara,
Hebente 9odbter SeS ftebenten eobnS,
If In gar, So, Saratoeas, afuifden ct. 8aufz unb
Gharlesfrase, abseitiesen unb farm bort aber alle
midtae Mnselesenbeiten aa 0aatbe sesosen iueroen.
(67,9,Tl
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-15
OUR CARSON LETTER.
special Correspondents. Gold Hun Daily New. ]
cAnsos. january l5.

Carson. January 10.
EDITOR News: The great question
now is: What has become Of that con.
current resolution i~nstructing Senators
Jones and Sharon TO vote for Reagan's
anti. discriminating bill. now before the
U. s. Senator In the Assembly q com.
mittse has been appointed to investi'
gate the affair and ascertain why they
have not been handed to the Governor
and telegrsphed our Senators at the
National Capital. The same will in oil
probability be done in the Senate to.
day, as Republican Senators feel they
have been insulted through the dis
honesty Of some one connected with
the House or Senate. George /. Lam.
mon, Secretary OF the Senate, says they
were handed to him on the street Friday
after tho adjournment OF the Leeisla'
ture, which was too late for enrolment.
The officers OF the Assembly say 1t took
its regular course with them. aud they
court an investigation, feeling strong In
their honesty. However. the invsstiga.
ton may prove all to have been correct,
and Il may DO q regular whitewash ar.
rangemsnt. II the latter Il will certain.
iy be kept before the people. to the an
noyance, II nothing more, Of the Of
Tenders. NUM-.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-15
black SHEEP.

The question Of the day is who is OF
are the black sheep among the attaches
Of the Legislature at Carson. The reso-
luton introduced and adopted in the
commencement Of the session instruct.
ing n requesting Senators Jones and
Sharon to vote for the Reagan railroad
bill was suddenly discovered to be lost.
In other words, 1t had passed both
Houses. but had never reached the Gov,
ernor. This Was made q pretext by the
smart Democratic members for delaying
the vote for United States Senator. but
they were ovsrruled by the regular and
absolute order Of business in that
very matter made and provided.
therefore the point raised was 4
moro temporary catch. 1t is plain,
however. that somebody has been con
niving at something wrong and that the
resolution aforesaid was pockstsd OF
spirited away with an interested design
Whoever the offender Ii. be should b
discovered. II possible. and punished
with severity. That black sheep should
DO kicked out in disgrace. II nothing else
can DO done with him.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-15
m STATE

The statutes OF Nevada have never
been printed in this State. They have
been sent to California. There Is no
good reason for this. The practice
grows monotopous. There arc enough
good printers in Nevada to do all this
work. and they are justly entitled to it.
In the past under the law providing for
the ofice OF State Printer the evil has
existed. and there is no chance for q 70.
formation unless it is brought about by
legislation. There are two courses
open to the Law makers: Either provide
for the purchase Of a State printing
Office. to.be owned and controlled by the
State. or make 1t incumbent upon every
State printer to supply an office large
enough to do all the work OF the State.
within three months after his election.
The NEws insists upon this point as
simple justice to that branch OF the
w~orkingmsn Of Nevada known as jour-
neymen printers. II we are always to
send our laws to California to have them
printed. why not as well send to that
State to have them enacteds There Is
as much sense in n AZ tho other.
There are several members OF the pres
en-, Legislature who are fully competent
to draft q bill covering all the requisite
points. Their attention ia especially
called to the matter.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-15
noDERx nARrYRs.

The dispatches recently told OF &C
tons on the part OF Enslish wOrkinsmsn
which bespeak . hsroism greater than
that displayed at Balaklsva. In the
counties Of Kent and Essex the grind
ing " masters not content with having
their demands for starvation wages &C.
ceded to, asked the men to retire from
the Laborers' Unions. This was too
much. II was the last act Of de.potism
which broke the patience Of the sturdy
yosmsnry. They were not born seris.
The landlords wishsd to reduce them to
slavery and they rebellsd. In the opiu.
ion Of the autocrats IL was not sufficient
that the workers should comply with
present demands for reduction ; they
must DO placed In such - position that
they would DO unable to resist future OPP
pressions. The men dsviued the motive
and refused to obey. They were turned
out Of the humble tenement houses they
had learned to call their homes. A
heavy snow storm wa raging. Nothing
dauntsd. these hard-hstsd martyrs &C.
csptsd the situation. and with grim de-
termination characteristic Of the coun.
trymen OF the Iron Duke. set about the
work Of providing for their families.
They congregated In tents. and there
resolved to suffer all the discomforts Of
the Indictment season rather than submit
to tyranny. They were willing to fore
20 all the Injuries Of life and many o 1.-THE
necessities, but when called upon to
sacrifice the honor OF their man
hood. then the lion in the British heart
was aroused. In the grandeur Of free
dom they barred their breasts to the
storm. p~roterring to suffer from hunger
and cold to submitting to d.basins
ssrvitude. This was the invincible
spirit which made for England the
proud position which she occupies
among the nations OF the earth. IL was
;his indomitabls will which impelled
the Fathers Of our Republic In their
glorious work. and led to the Decara-
ton Of Independence. All honor to
those hardy sons Of toll. May their
c~oustanoy be rewarded by the fair rate
Of wages and the moral liberty they dc.
mand. This feeling OF personal dignity
Is the bulvsrk Of national existence.
The man who would debase or eradicate
10 an enemy Of his country. and worthy
the contempt Of the world.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-15
T conISa.

A telegram from Washington ysster'
day says "Adolph Sutro has arrives
here from Europe and will leave to
morrow for San Francisco. He says ar
rangemsnts have been made TO imme
diately commence the continuance o.
the Sutro Tunnel through the Com
stock Lode into the heart oil
Mount Davidson, in expectation o.
developing veins Of gold bearing
quartz. the existence OF which are in
dieated by surface croppinss." 1t Ger
tainly Is necessary that Adolph Sutrc
should put In his appearance here on
the Comstock a. soon as he can. con.
venisntly. A to extending his tun.
mel farther ahead. into Mount
Davidson. hs will have enough
to do TO put what he has
completed OF il to the Comstock in
proper condition to carry Of the water
ready TO be pumped aud run into ii from
the mines. according to his contract
with the mining companies. Un-
less he shows disposition to
hurry up the construction Of
that sub-drain or canal beneath the
sill door Of his tunnel. he will Be liable
to get into hot water. The companies
claim that be has not used due diligence
in the matter. and declare that they will
wait no longer before running the scald.
ing water Of the mining depths into
the tunnel. whatever may be the damage
to the tunnel. Moreover. they declare
that Sutro shall not bulkhead or other
wise prevent this water from flowing
through. There is liable to DO fuss
over this unless Su,ro comes home. and
to terms.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-15
Phoebe Items.

Piochs Record, Jan. ia shooting
ARRAY occurred Thursday morning on
Panaca Flat, between q. s. Himmsl.
wright, n German. and one Clark (col.
orod), q wood-hauler for the Raymond
X Ely company. The difficulty was
about Himmelwright's wife. Il appears
that the womsn had been spirited away
from Bullionville by Clark and the wo-
mans brother. who was indebted to
Clark in the sum Of s25s. and be squared
the account by selling his sister. Him
melwright came to Phoebe Wednesday
night and tried 10 get redress and the
possession Of his child by Law. but found
he could do nothing. so started after
Clark. and in the difficulty which took
place ON Panaca Flat, In the rear Of
Goedicks's old brewery, he placed q
pistol TO Clark's breast, shooting him
twice. the balls striking the ribs aud
CHANGING out. Himmelwright was shot
in the jaw. breaking II. the ball glanoing
around and taking of part Of tho ear;
was also shot in the arm. which was
broken. Clark claims that Himmel.
wright shot at him first before be did
anything. Clark's pistol was not found.
Himmelwright's Is q cut-down six.
shooter. with n load left In Il. The
woman. the cause Of the difficulty, Ii as
siduously engaged in nursing Clark.
Himmsl~right Is very badly wounded,
and 10 not expected to live. Clark's
wounds are mere fiesh wounds.
J. II. Nash. President Of the Arizona
Mill and Transportation Company,
with ]. Knox. arrived here Sunday last
on their way 70 FL Dorado Canyon.
They 60 for the purpose Of seeing about
putting up new l0-stamp mill at that
place.
The Hillside furnace shut down on
Tuesday. caused by the casting In front
breaking down. The damage was 70.
paired Thursday and the furnace started
up again in the afternoon.
The Christy Mill and Mining Com.
pany shipped from Silver Reef on the
I'd Of January two bars Of bullion valued
at $3.5S5 AZ.
The sum Of 80. 202 in bullion was
shipped from Phoebe during the past
week.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-15

Arrxn all the upprehensive fuss made
by the Democratic papers about the
f%,arful expense to be eutailed upon the
nation by reason Of General Grant be-
ing allowed to take free passage upon
the United States steamship Richmond.
from Marssilles to India, II transpires that
their trepidation Ia sroundless. Gmai
concluded not to wait for the Richmond.
and will take the regular French
steamer for India on Saturday next.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-15

A LITTLE shaver. going on an errand.
met an acquaintancs to whom he pro-
pounded the following conundrum :
Why am ! like penny Z" The other
fellow gave IL up. "I am like . penny"
said the little man, "bscaust ! am one
sent" And he went his way.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-15

TEE Com HILL NKws In the most
v~srsatils Of journsls. The local clergy
write to II for light on appoints OF theology
and il views on poker arc quoted with
respect from one end OF the country 10
the othsr.-Rmo Gaisas.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-15

The rumor that Adolph Sutro has re-
tired from the Management Of the tun-
mel which bears his name. 10 gaining
credepos. Recent advicss from New
York are thought 10 b significant.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-15
NEW TO-DAY.

LIZA sILveB MININQ cox.
a PANY.-Location OF principal place Of
bu,iness, San Frahcisco. California.
Location Of works, Gold Hin Mining District,
Storey county. Nevada
Notice. There are delinquent upon the fol
lowingdcscribed stock, on account OF assess-
ment(No. 49, levied on the 10th day OF December,
1878, the several amounts set opposite the
names Of tho respective shareholders, 10
follows:
Names. No. Cert. shf. Amt.
Attipson Doud A Co. Trus.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-15

The following from the Eureka Sen.
tiA<i Ia sufficient warning to ambitious
unprofsssional ~play-actors : "Ths Sill
YER State Amateurs lost $40 on their two
performances"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-15

ARcHIE-Auntis. whats q torpedo
Auntis - Something that blows some
thing up, my love. Archis-Then you
are torpo. Auntis Auntis-No. my
dear. Why Archie-Becauss ! heard
uncle telling pa you were always blow
ing him up.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-15

SAMMY. my boy. what are you cry.
ing for2" "Bill throwed the Bible at
me aud bit me OH the head" "well.
you are the only one In my family on
whom the Bible ever had any impress
sion."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-15
NOTICE.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Dlps FOR BUILDING WATER TANK.
IL water Closets, laying Pipes. etc.. ct the
doid Hill Central School. will be received BY
he school Trusees OF Geld Hill until MON.
nay. January 20, 1879, st<p.n =. For spscioca.
lions apply 20 John o. Dcnnetts. CLERK Of the
Hoard, 81 the hardware store Of oallatin q
FOLSOM, Ilod Hin.
BY order OF the Board.
jsiitd JOHN o. BKNNErTs. Clstt.