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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-24
NOTICE 70 TAXPAYERS

mAxes FOR TaR VIsoAL YEAR ENDING
/ Nay ist. 1881. for the Town Of Gold Hill
10 me st my once. In rear Of yellow Jacket
Engine House. Main street. Gold Bill, between
the hours Of 10 O'Clock A. =. and O'Clock ?. 4.
The laws and ordinances In regard to the col:
ieciiou Of ssms will be strictly enforced. AL
tsxes mos paid before VIII become delinquent
ON the 9Th Of october. 1850.
-. y. KENNEDY.
Marshsl, au1 sx-o6hcio Tar Collector.
Gold Hi, August 81, $50. 81
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the courage and action OF Names patri'
otic sons: have by methods vicious In
principle and tyrannical in practice A.
tsched partisan legislation TO sppropris'
ton bills; have crushed the rights OF inui.
viduals, and vindicated the principles and
sought the favor Of rebellion against tho
nation, and have endeAvored to obliter.to
the sacred memories Of the war and 10
overcome Its inestimable good results-
freedom and individual equality. We
affirm IL TO be the duty and purpose OF the
Republican party to use all the legitimate
means Of this Union TO secure the perfect
harmony which may be practicable. and
we submit to the practical, sensible people
Of the United States to say whether IL
would not be dangerous to the best inter-
ests Of our country at this time TO surren.
der the administration Of the National
Government to . party which seeks 10
overthrow the existing policy under which
we are so prosperous. and thus bring do
struction and confusion where there ID
now order, confidence and hope.
Ninth-The Republican party. adhertng
to the principles affirmed by Its last Ma
tional Convention OF respect for the con-
stitutional rules governing appointments
to office. adopts the declaration Of Prssi.
dent Hayes, that the reform Of the civil
service should be thorough. radical and
complete. To this end it demands the
cooperation Of the Legislative with the
Executive Departments Of the Govern
men,, and that Congress shall 30 legislats
that fitness, ascertAined by tho proper
practical tests. shall admit TO the pubic
service. Iyol VI
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rnE NovrmBEs sSow.sroRM

The nery rebel brigadisrs
Would do we'll To remember
That In the North We often have
snow storm In November.
The cold winds blow frou east and west.
The storm clouds meet tcysther,
And all the pigns poU indicate
4 right smart spell OF weather.
CHORUS
Oh, Democrats. skip to your holes,
And stop your race tor plunder.
The sileLt stor N OF frrsmsn's votes
win surely snow you under.
Maine and Vermont Are white with frost,
Zen now. IN mild september.
i forstssle OF the general freers
Taats conii K In November.
The chill winds OF october neKt
Will sweep the Ohis valley.
Aud give timely warning OF
Ths grand November rally.
The North poll ssnds its polar wave
To chill tbs heart of treason,
And rebels md the present. fall
A most ipclement season.
! The drifts will soon be rising hish
To all their souls with wonder:
The Loaf Cause aud its candidate
viii surely be s1owed under.
Beneath the driits Democracy
VIII lie with zgus shaking.
And soon wall yield the ghost. and slesp
the sl. ep that knoSs 10 waxing:
Upon her brea-t. elaspsd In her arms.
with grip that none can sever.
The D srtiy form OF Haneo>k. Iiu
superb and stin ~ ever.
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Home Rule.
Detroit Free Pres.


Dsppsr little Jerome Stevens was
walking on Twelfth street the other
evening. He was feeling grateful that
he lived 10 this fair land. when the wall
OF Q child was heard in the land. fol-
lowed by the blows Of peach tree limb.
The sounds came from Q cottage, and as
the blows grew faster and the walls
louder, Jerome entered the yard and
walked around to the kitchen door. The
motive power OF the CAD was stocky.
red.fsced mother; the motive power oil
tho walls was boy Of ten who had just
returned from Q fishing eIcursion in
which be didn't get nibble.
"Sposen you was Q boy! said Mr..
Stevens, a. be loomed up before the
pair in the darkness.
"You 60 wayl" the woman called.
"Madam, cannot witness such bru-
tslity unmoved. / have children OF my
own, and l punish by moral restraint.
That's as far as he got on that speech.
She Jumped over bed OF pansies and
tackled him to win. She jsmmed him
through Q rose bush. banged him over
the plant. and rolled him over the young
tiger lilies. and an officer arrested him
as he broke down the fence and fell IN
O heap on the walk. =,
"what have you got to say to oil
this7" asked his Honor. a. the story was
finished.
"Your Honor. II live to be million
years old, and II see million mothers
tanning the jackets Of q million boys.
shall never. never have word to say
about it,"
"Did you get that scratch on your
nose and that torn coat In the fracasF
81 did"
"well. I think I'll let you 60. l guess
you had been drinking. and think your
experience will be q lesson to you.
Mind your own business and perhaps
you fssh MP and grow taller"
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BOARD OF EQUALIZATION.

OPrrcR OF THE BOARD OF COUNTY
~ Comm'asione.s OF storey counts, Stats
OF Nevads, Virgins City, september 10. 1880 =
The B ard Of County Commissioners OF this
county will meet a. Boad Of Equalization o.
MOND y, the TwENTIETH day Of SEP
TtMBRR. A. D. ise0. 81 the hour OF O'Clock
uuiif the tth day Of October. 1880. inclueive.
All parties desiring an equalization OF thsir
taIe~ arc requested 70 come before the Board at
the earliest possible d.t~.
Hl5id Z. 3. McDONALD. Clerk.
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"I wonder where the clouds are 60
Ing" sighed Flora. pensively. as she
pointed with . delicate fugsr to the
heavy masses floating in the sky. 81
think they are going to thunder" said
her brother.
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THE EVENING NEWS
Published every day Sundays excepted,
ny THE NEWS rUBLlshINe Co'

~ Entered at the Gold Hill pos'onee
a. second-class matter.
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81 should like to see somebody try to
abduet me-" said Mrs. Smith at the
breakfast table the other morning.
Hem! SO should /. my dear. so should
J." said Mr.. Smith. with exceeding ear
uestness.
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hIsOELLAsEOUs.


LAKE TAHOE.
-.
SUGAR PINE POINT.
JOHN W. MoKInnEY'S
OLD PLACE.
HEALrnI PlEAsuREI REcREAIIoNI
HyHI ABovs VERY POPULAR RESORT
u again thrown open ~ The pablo for
The season. ~ - ultoAtcQ Ou tuo W hoA 1kAkN
sHOkk OF THE LAkk. nine miles from
T.boe City, amid the most kunAhT o AND
HEALrHFtL suRRvusDINas. and near
the BEST rIsHiMo GROUNDS
A nns Wharf runs ont 10 deep water In the
Lake. and plenty Of bosts ars furnished frss for
toe pleasure OF The guests. The stesmers toucn
at the wharf daily 70 land passenger and mall
Passenger from Gold Hill and virginia can
70 b. way OF Tru kee and Tahoe oity or Canon
snd Gleubrook. taking the steamer across the
Lake.
As the steamer does not reach McKinney's
after leaving o,enbrook. team or boat Will D.
10 waiting at Tahoe City 70 carry them 70
McKinnsys II tnsy desire to 20 there the han,s
evening.
RATES or oHARoEs.
Fosrd and Lodging. per wesk.....-......Si5 90
Bvard and LODGING, per rday..........:. W
Childrsn from6 70 II ysars OF age. hall price.
" Invalids, % we'll - ousiness men or
families. seeking recreation and p.sasurs, VIII
dnd this tbs very pisce. 70
W. n. HALL & CO.,
MAIN srRRRT.............G GOLD HILL,
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TERMb.
Lne year. By Mall or xIpress s.......'...ss W
ak Months. ................''''''''''
Three Mouths. ....... ........''''..'' wv
postage preepaid)
pslivered In Gold Hill, Virginia, Silver City
Carson, Dayton. sutro. ETC.. ct
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HlHE ABovs VERY POPULAR RESORT
Il 10 again thrown open ~ The public for
tue season. Il II situated on the WE5rkhN
sHokk OF THE LAkx. nine miles from
T.boe CITY, amid the must kukAhT o AND
HYAITHFUL SURROUNDINGS. and near
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Or. 4. CHAPMAN.
suRo Nd z EhrisT'

r,Rou NEVADA cITY. oALlr0Rt
"a Fsrmansntiy located q vi..SSp
s,nis City. ono, 10 SOUTH sh'
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Eish,h-we charge upon the Demo-
cratic party the habitual sacrinee OF pa
triotism and justice 70 supreme ana 10.
sa,iable lustfor ofice and patronage; ina.
to obtain possession Of the National ,na
State Governments, and Of the control OF
place and position. they have obstructed
all the efforts TO preserve the purity and
conserve the freedom Of suffrage; have
devised fraudulent certificates and returns;
have devised fraudulent certificates and
returns; have lAbored TO unseat lawfully
elected members Of Congress. to secure at
all hazards the vote Of the majority OF
States In the House Of Representatives.
have endsavorsd 10 occupy BY force and
fraud places Of trust given 70 others BY
the people Of Maine, and secured BY
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REGISTRATIONS.
A CARD OF THANKS.

mo THE PEOPLE OF GOLD HILL AND
i vicinity, and especially 70 my frisnds:
Herewith tend = my hesrtfslt thanks TO you
for your hindness TO mo while among you. In
bidding you farewell, and whaling You All
Gods blessing for yonr prosperity. VIII only
add. though far away on Californias shore'
shali remember my 0old Hill friends with
most revefentiai feeling OF friendship. and II
any OF you ever wander my way ts certainly
will give me pleasure 10 accord 70 you ths
friendly reception Jon rightly deserve.
A. O,HEH,
Hills Ferry. atsnislaus county, California. ists
II Gold Hill.
September n. 1850. nsv
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-05-28

DIR. RICHARDSON. of London, who
has won SD wide reputation through
his proposed reforms in the machinery
Of social existence. has now turned his
attention to the dress Of women. and,
ike all his brethren, thinks that there
4 plenty Of room for Improvement,
although he expressly states that 1t Is
foreign TO his purpose to deprecate
good fashion" On the contrary, he
regards it as the duty Of every woman
to make herself as becomingly beautiful
as she possibly can. Naturally, being
A man. and a sensible one, he objects
very strongly to corsets. Wristbands,
garfers and tight shoes, to the weight
Of garments dragging from the waist.
and to various other developments Of
modern feminine costume. In general
terms he holds that the dress OF women
should be, with the exception Of the
outer dress. nearly identical with that
81 men. He recognizes the fitness and
beauty of the long dress, and holds
that is adaptability to all forms Of or
namcntation will be unimpaired Il
more sensible garments are worn un'
derneath il. Silk and light ilannels are
recommended for Undertaking, q
distinguished from the heavy flannel'
usually worn in cold weather. -DoMes
tic Monthly.
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mn like a field lily. right out of the
ground, and he stood with his eyes
dropped shyly as q girls. and his hand
some lips trembling. ! pitied him al
most as much as Aunt Kent had done.
1T will kin me il don't speak; and
Il will kill me II do and you don't
listen" said he. throwing out his words
in jerks. like water running from q
straight -neckcd bottle. and looking sud-
denly al me with such pathetic feeling
in his great brown eyes that began 10
feel abashed. For what was ! that he
shoulA be SO stirred by mef
You couldn't care any for me.
SUPPOSED" said Mr.. Brodhead, humbly.
perhaps might. / don't KNOW 1
replied. almost involuntariiy.
..Dear mer' But love story
sounds so different when man tells II
himself.
And so. presently, IL was who trem-
bled and east down my eyes and
blushed: and it was MIR. Brodhead
who looked as though he was master
Of the whole world and the stars be-
sides.
Aunt Susannah. waiting behind the
wOOdbinc window, thought l was gain
ering herbs 10 stock a pharmacy, foI
the sun had dropped behind the ce-
dars on the top of Mount Margaret
when went home with Mr.. Brodhcad
by my side, my hands empty. but m,
heart full.
Yes. we are engaged, and are TO b.
married two weeks from next Wcdnes
day. And the moral Of my story i
this
III you want your business done, go
If not, send. Exchange.
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DIR. + II. ENDERs, = surgeon Of the
Sandwich Islands under employment Of
the Government. arrived Tuesday night
and Is registered at the Laclede. He
returns after an absence Of six years
from 81. Louis. and IL accompanied by
his family. For the past six years DIR.
Finders has had sanitary control Of
three islands Of the group, viz: Mani.
Molokai and Lanai. On the island OF
Molokai there is hospital for lepers.
now containing 700 patients infected
with that disorder. The leprosy Is in
durable, there never having been q
single case cured. II is. however,
greatly alleviated by medical treat
ment, and is now on the decrease. The
vital statistics show favorable condition
Of health, and, on evidence, the Doctor
states that out Of 80 white children
under his observation during the past
six years there was only one death.
The cultivation Of sugar Is the princi-
pal source Of wealth, and some Of the
planters have become rich A couple
Of parties. who commenced on small
scale. sold out recently for Sl,OOo.0Oo
MIR. A. III. Spencer, who went there as
u. S. Consul some Is or 20 years ago,
has just sold out his plantation and will
bring away 100000.
The reciprocity treaty between the
! islands and the United States has been
in existence four years and still has
three years to run. 1t Is OF great adj
vantage to both countries and should
by all means be renewed. as the United
States in particular should not leopard
ize its interests. and be supplanted by
other powers. as it would be should the
existing treaty be abrogated or allowed
to expire.
There are about 10000 Chinese on
the islands. Except for their labor
they are of no use or advantage to the
country.
Before the Chinese came to the islands
there was no necessity for locks and
bolts to protect property. Good order
prevails and the laws are strict, but the
country nevertheless is an isolated
place to live in. as there Is very little
society or the diversions Of more favored
communities. The Doctor brings his
children East, to enjoy the advantages
Of education, and he will return to the
islands in five or six weeks Louis
, Republican.
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BURDErTE, of the HaUk;eye. has re-
ceiyed the following characteristic let
ter from General Melikoff. In explain
alton Of the familiar style in which the
letter is couched, says the New York
Graphic, it should he said that Burdette
and the Russian factotum once spent
six months together in jail at Honolulu
on a trumped-up charge Of having at
tempted to assassinate Queen Emma by
suddenly pounding Chinese gong ut
her bedroom door at midnight. They
both got off at last on q plea Of habitual
living and emotional insanity:
MY DEAR ROBBIE: Your favor OF
the I'd with enclosure Of fifteen dollars
IS at hand. am eternally obliged and
will hand it to you the first time meet
YOU in St. Petersburg. Such a time as
we had yesterday morning at the Win
ter Palace. The Gar got out Of bed on
the wrong side, and was as cross as two
sticks. Nothing pleased him. and to-
ward noon he began sinking SO rapidly
that the court physician was summoned
He talked with His Majesty few mo-
ments and then said to me confidential
ly. He needs excitement; he lacks his
usual stimulant. When was he last
shot at?' / said, Nearly three weeks
ago. The physician shook his head
| and said il was enough to kill him; and
instructed me TO do something. So 1
fixed it all up, and when the Gar was
coming down the front stairs sprung
out from behind door and hit him an
awful clip with bolster. Somebody
else hit him in the face with snow
ball, we threw him through the glass
doors of the conservatory, poured tub
Of ice water over him. fired a shotgun
behind his head, split his coat down the
back. emptied can Of kerosene on his
head, kicked him down the kitchen
stairs, and blacked his eye with a pair
Of brass knuckles. 1t would just have
done you good to see how the old man
frightened up. All he said, rubbing
his hands cheerfully while the doctor
was FASTING court plaster all over him.
and a couple of attendants were pulling
slivers out o. his back, All, he said
smiling upon us. tbs Is something like
living. Meliky. dear, cut somebody!
head of and wen 20 in TO breakfast
Eggs are cheap and butter Is scarce
We haven't had any rain for nearly tws
weeks. Love to your brother JOIN
and come and see me some time. Eve
vourS''
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HUMOROUS.

THINK thrice before you drink twice.
Foor NorEs-Those Of squeaky
boots.
FORCED roLIrENEss Blowing to ne
ccssity-
Why should circus rider never be
put in charge OF the Weather Bureau?
Give it up? Because he often makes a
backward spring. Graphic.
He who fails and runs away, may
have to pay another day; but he who
creditors defies. may stay at home and
compromise. Boston Advertiser.
CINCINNATI lovers don't say, my
sweet little rosebud" or My own
darling sugar-plum." but it's You
sweet little ham. ~ Chicago Truth.
My dear boy. allwuss keep sumthing
4 in reserve. The man who kan jump
six inches further than he ever haz
iumpt. IL hard customer 10 beat.
Billings.
HOUSEHOLD decoration makes great
progress in tenement quarters. We
note that old hats have taken the place
Of cast-off clothing in broken window
panes. Puck.
PATIENCE on monument, smiling at
grief. is not more beautiful than the
spectacle Of an amateur fisherman
standing in mud. with breast full Of
hope inspired by a. nibbling minnow
tickling the tail Of worm on his hook.
N o. Picayune.
The reason why women have little or
no success at fishing is because but a
| few Of them possess nerve enough 10
hold the worm between their teeth Sc
that they can use both hands in getting
, the hook out of their back hair. -Phit1-
. delphia Chronicle Herald.
WILLIAM HUME, Of England, left,
} for educational purposes in 1851, prop.
ertv worth $500. which is now valued
) at 81. 500. 900. We would like to be ed
ucated on that fund. We wouldn't care
l to take the full course, We just like tc
1 learn how 10 spend it.-Ha,ckcye.
PHONETIC SPELLISG
D 1ort2B2Ys.
sit upon Ii ZB;
he will sting Il I no
:, "A 1Odr place. and hurt Y 50
4 Tn ldr. poor un zns,
I F'twas pin on which s..
Il FREScHMAN who is just bcginnin,
/ TO venture to handle the English tongu
o for himself called at livery stable TO
; a carry-all to 90 to funeral in a sub
/. urban town the other day, and this
e what he made Of il: wants two horse
> and alcohol to visit my aunt in Shewit
J, City. He is deadr' He was accommo
e dated. NorsCich Bulletin.
IS THE editor Of a newspaper that ha
g adopted phonetic spelling, in measure
= received postal card from an old sui
i scriber in the country, which read q
q follows: ~ hev TUX your paper 70
r leven yeres, but if you kant spell enn
better than you have been doin fur ia
= las to munths you may jes stoppit. r
Cincinnati Saturday Night.
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wrrcHcRArT in Russia Is profitable
occupation. but accompanied by great
dangers. Last year. near the city Of
Tikhvin, a woman was burned ~ .
witch. Now, in the city 81 SaratoH. .
whole peasant family Is to be tried
for the murder Of sorccrer. The cir
cumstances Of the case are these: A
peasant known to be sorcercr was in
vited to wedding ceremony, and
treated with the utmost attention, in
order to dispose him in favor Of the
young couple. The conjurer. howev-
er, looked dissatisfied, and when the
young pair were lying at his feet sup
plicating his mercy, the mother Of the
bride instantly began to cry out as one
possessed with an evil spirit. This was
looked upon as bad sign for the new
ly-wedded couple, and their relatives
fell on the sorcerer, killed him on the
spot. and mutilated his body 20 shock
ingly that IL could hardly be iden-
titled.
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.ISpEEp,- said the deacon's wife. l
knew by that she hadn't heard word
had been saving.
..Why. YES" repeated, good deal
discouraged. for l saw | must begin
again AZ the very beginning. "she Is
more than hundred years old. and en-
tirely destitute. Yet she did not com
plain Of anything but the cold She
was formerly slave in Kentucky. but
somehow sirayed away up here. and
now has outlived everybody that ever
belonged 10 her. II could manage TO
get her in the Colored Woman's Home
Tor the rest Of her life | should be glad.
But AS she isn't resident Of the city.
Il will be necessary 10 pay her board.
A dollar week. Mrs. Hoyt thinks II
is.-
Certainly, that would be the best
thing 10 be DONE" replied Mrs Dea-
con. waking up little. ''Still don't
know what we can do until we have
called a meeting Of the Society"
That was much like her! II the yes
try had been on fire she would have
stopped to call meeting OF the Socle-
" before she would have ventured 10
throw on dipper Of water.
But the poor creature y freezing
and starving said l, impatiently.
Cant YOU, a. President Of the Socie-
~, empower me to give her at least
one OF those wooden sacks we have on
hand?"
~ don't know hut might 90 as far
as that. though suppose Il ism I exact
" in order. returned the deacon's wife,
leaning back in her chair, and smooth
ing the table cover between her thumb
and finger
She seemed TO be meditating. so
waited for a minute, and then she said
abruptly: !,
What do you think Of Mr.. Brod
head. Bella?"
There, / shouldn't wonder II h
would give something handsome''
exclaimed. going down on my knees u
my heart 10 the deacon's wife for m,
Injustice. .He Is a man OF means ans
generous man, I've always heard"
The deacon's wife look puzzled.
.Oh! your old colorcd woman sale
she, directly. II wasn't thinking abou
her: Twas thinking Of you. Mr. Brod
htaat Has WI ~
Bella. Did you know itP'
what do you mean. Mrs Shackel
fordPr said I. as surprised rs thong
the man in the moon had w'nkec =
me. for my friends all knew how de
tested such talk. And besides, ! neve
considered Mrs. Shackelford that sol
Of n woman. Her attention was usual
conferred in the Sewing Society ana ne
flower garden
But for once some other idea ma
taken possession Of her mind, ana :
her thoughts always ran IN grooves
she never could harbor more than on
ut a time.
.Mr. Brodhead Is nice man, ana
fine-looking man. she said, looking
me sharply. "A man OF means ana
generous man, as you say"
~ suppose 50" replied. gatherin
my shawl about me-
.Ohl don't you 90 yet, Bella. W
wanting 70 see you, and ] consider yo,'
dropping in quite providential. AZ
deacon and were talking Of calling
you this very evening" said the oe