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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-22
n Great Eastern.

Houston. September 22.-The project
Of securing the mammoth steamship
Great Eastern, to run between London.
New Orleans and Galveston to take out
cotton and other products and bring
back emisrants, is in q fair way Of be.
ing carried out. Governor Roberts Of
Texas received . letter dated London,
September 2, stating that "bsioro this
reaches you the Great Eastern will be in
the hands OF engineers preparatory to
making her Hrst Texas trip. The object
Of the scheme 10 to bring over emigrsnts,
provided the people Of the States show q
disposition to aid the undertaking and
prepare 10 receive the emigrants and
give them the necessary assistance In
securing homes and giving them EN-.
ployment." The Governor has written
the company fully In regard to the
matter. and there Is no reason to doubt
the ultimate success OF the scheme, and
possibly before many weeks the great
ship will be in our waters.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-22
Relief District.

Superintendent Mckenzie. Of the
Utah, who recently came in from the
Relief District, Humboldt county, gives
an encouraging account Of the mines
there. He brought specimens OF the
rock, and they q be seen at the win.
dow Of W. h. Clarke & Co., next the
Nevada Bank. Virginia. with their as.
avs. One ledge carries ffty-two per
cent. Of anthony, and 5000 feet from II
a copper ledge gives thirty per cent. Of
that metal, 80 in gold and SIS 80 In
silver. These lodges are we'll defined.
lying between slate and limestone. As
vet these veins have only been pros
pected ON the surface Q little and down
twenty feet. Mr.. Mckenzie thinks with
facilities for mining and reducing ores ct
that point the properties there would
become very valuable. Capital IL needed
and the Asld 10 inviting.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-22
After yictorio Again.

DENVER. September 2l.-Advices from
Santa Fs state that on the Gath the
United States and Mexican troops will
make Q combined attack upon Victories
band, now In the Candslaris mountains
In Mexico. Tho whole force employed
10 the movement amounts to about 5000
troops. Tiervassss moves In Mexico
from the north, Busl from the south In
New Mexico. Grierson from the east In
Texas, and Carr from the west In Arr
zona. Buel is confident that the plan
will be successful.
A Santa Fe special says: At daybreak
on the 10th inst. eighteen OF Victories
Apaches attacked the San Jose stage
station. sixty miles from Ell Psso. cap
tured all the stage stock and 100 horses
belonging to FL Psso citizens and killed
n Mexican.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-22
Hancock Speculations.

NEW YoRK. September 2l.-The FOL.
lowing are samples Of letters received BY
the Democratic National COMMITTEES: 5.
8. Wallace, Democratic Elector from
Colorado. writes from Trinidad in that
State: "our prospect here 10 not desper-
ate by any means and I think that the
State 10 good" L. Bsrkel Cox, editor
Of the Or.oonian. writes from Psndlston,
Oregon, that "nothing 10 easier than to
carry that State for Hancock" He adds
that the Democracy will gain votes from
the Republicans In every election pre-
cinct In the State. @. Il. Stewart, an
influential Democrat In Albany. Oregon,
writes: 1--WE are booming out here for
Hancock, and fully expect to carry the
State. Persons who have lately come
here from San Francisco are sure that
California will DO added to the Hancock
column" Il. A. Leak. OF Oakland.
California, corroborates Stewart's infor-
nation. He writes: "The prospects OF
carrying this State and Oregon for Han
cock and English are very iattering.
There are many Republicans In this city
who will vote for Hancock and English.
many Of whom ! know personally. and
this I am told 10 the condition OF AFFAIRS
throughout the State"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-22
Trying to Use Grant for . Cappsr.

Trying to Use Grant Tor . Capper'
New Yosx. September 22.-Ths Sun
says: General Grant has arranged to
have An interview on his arrival In thi'
city with some gentlemen In the ortsz
mine, In New Mexico. to discuss . prop
osition which has already been made to
him to accept the Presidency Of that
mine. The recent trick OF the
stockholders OF the San Pedro and
Canyon del Aqua Company In Boston
In unloading their stock at treble Its
cost, upon the strength Of the tender Of
tho Presidency Of that company to
Grant has induced other companies
to try the ssme game o that
General Grant has declined that offer.
He has seen the property OF the orttz
mine, and 10 only doubtful OF its value
on account OF the scarcity OF water. II
he Gun be satisfied that water can DO got
from the nsighboring river by an easy
method It is thought that he might
accept the proposal.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-22
AssRssMRNTs.

CaIedouia-1S cents per share; levied Sep
tsmbsr IL; delinquent october ~; sale day
Noveab Der 10.
Jusstce - 30 cents per share: l-vied Sep
TENDER ~: delinquent October 49, sale
day November ..
Cedar lsiIi Con- 81 per share; ieyie1 Sep.
tember Z; delinquent October 9; sale day
November 9.
Comssock 10 cents per shares levied Sep.
t.mber q; delinquent October D; sale DAY
October rs.
BuIItWu- 81 per share: levied August il: de-
linQuent October 4; tals day Oc'ober 70.
Ovevman-5 50 cents per shave; levied Sep.
TENDER Z; d liLquent October IL; sale cay
Nov. mber ..
JuI,a Cea.-to cents per share; levied Al.
gust 80; q 'tnquent October q; sale dsy
October Is.
s 70, s%Sslinaasn' S'p'sm' Dor III sale DAY o''''
silver Hitl-sO cents per share; levied sep.
teuber II; DELINQUENT October 81; sale day
November II.
Ophir-Si per share; levied August 20: dslin'
suent Uc,ober q; sale day oetobef -.
Keatuck-so cents per share; levied August
rs; delinquent September 70; sale day
sierra Neyada-S1 per share; levied Az.
su,t %; delinquent September 20; sale DAY
Alta-5O cents per share: levied Auguit IS;
delinquent September %; sale day ooto.
Der ~.
Leviashan-io cents per share; levied July
Il; Delinquent September Is; sale day NC.
tober IL.
Prospecs-l0 cents per share; levied August
M, "A ltnonans 1anfaUhaF ID. aala d.y (lf.
tob,r ~.
P~otost-50 cents per share: levied August 10:
delinquens September %; sale day October
IL.
Qutnn-25 cents per share; levied August 20;
delinquent september -; sale day uetobsr
Is.
Utah a per share; levied August II: delin.
quent s. ptember Is; sale day october !.
Gould 4 curry so cents per share; levied
August s; delinquent september .; sac day
September W.
Iowa 8 cents per share; levied August I; de-
llnqusnt September 4; sale day Septsmosr
a..
Red CIoud-One half cent per share; levied
July 70; delinquent September o; sale DAY
October Q.
Mack. y IS cents per share; levied August 0;
delinquent September y; sale day septem'
Der n.
Hale d Norcross = 90 cents per share; lev.
lei August q; delinqusnt September 0; sale
day September 20.
Seq. Bsicher-Si per share; levied July 81:
delinquent September y; sale day septen-
Der ~. "
Scorpion 10 cents per sha'e; levied July
-; ss inQuen' Augustus; sale day septsm'
yellow J.ekes-si per share; l,vied July
IN. A. llannans AuUnat II. anla dlH ken.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-22
Col. fair and Party.

Col. Fair evening before last tels-
sraphsd to J. N. Taylor, head clerk Of
the bonanza mines, from Sidney, on the
Union Pacific Railroad. that he and his
party were delayed by the ditching Of q
train. The engine had buried itself in
the ground, the mail cor was upside
down, with four or Ave other cars piled
ON top OF II, and there was Q grand
smash.up generally. though but two
men were killed. A track was being
built around the wrecked train and the
Colonel and party would be delayed
eight hours. This loss OF time can
easily be made up in running down the
Humboldt, and doubtless the party will
DO In Reno on tins tonight.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-22
A Boy and . Gun.

KNroHr's LANDING. Cal, September 20.
Willie and Frank Prather were shoot
ing in the trees yesterday. The gun Of
Frank, becoming heated. exploded q
two. pound flask OF powder % he was
empiying . charge into the gun, terribly
burning his hand and face, 30 much that
be may lose the sight OF both eyes. The
explosion Of the 1ssk set fire to another
can OF powder containing some FIVE
pounds. and II exploded with such force
as to knock the gun out Of the hands Of
Willie, who was standing close BY. but II
did not injurs him. An eye witness
said It resembled the explosion OF q
small arsenal.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-22

stopped when they reached the river;
The loss IL estimated at from $l60,0oO
to S270. 900; insurance light.
CHICAGO. September 2l.-A Tribune
Davenport special says: King & Curtis.
elevator ut Kellogg. Iowa. was burned
last night. It was worth 81. 900. Ten
thousand bushels Of wheat and 1000 Of
corn were also destroyed; insurance.
$4,000 on the building and $1,000 on the
grain.
BosroN. September 22.-The northern
freight.houss OF the Boston aud Maine
Railroad depot. In Csuseway street. was
almost entirely destroyed by fire last
evening. involving the loss Of the build:
ing and the freight stored therein. Total
loss, probably $3.50. 900. Tbs loss on
the building Is estimated at $4,000;
fully insured.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-22
Euslhh's Asrringeut Sack.

WARRINGTON. September 20. - The
Democratic Committee has news that for
ten days past English In Indiana has
taken 1t upon himself to ignore the sd-
vice Of all the State leaders with whom
he has been associated. He has also
made the differences which have arisen
an excuse for tightly closing his pocket.
book. The trouble In certain directions
must have been very bitter. as II has re-
suited In breaking of the relations DO.
tween Hendricks and himself. For sew
eral days Bsrnum has been active In
trying to heal up the d%iffsrences. but a.
yet has not succeeded. The National
Committee are anxious to give MELON
aid the control, and Bsrnum 10 now try
ing to accomplish that result.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-22
Miners w.. Militia.

CORNING. o.. September 22.-One o'
the militia officers Yesterday found .
suspicious character in camp. who. upor
being questioned. said that In the battle
Of Sunday one miner was killed outright
and eight wounded. one OF whom vii
die. The man who was killed wal
buried on the way homo by bis $3.50
ciatss. He said the miners expect arms
from some quarter. and intend making q
general attack on the troops ss soon ai
the arms arrive, and that they will com
mepcs operations by burning buildings.
The colored miners all went 10 work
Yesterday,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-22
Disastrous Fires,

MILWAUKEE. September ga S0ii.
mel Green Bay special says: A disastrous
Ere occurred here yesterday afternoon
and evening and destroyed sixty dwell
ing houses, thirty barns and the Prssby::
terrain church. The residences burned
were among the best in the city. The
Are 10 now under control. Inc fire
Departments Of Oconio and Dshsrs
r.sponded 70 the call for aid. The ffe
broke out In the Astor mill and spread
70 Adams, Jefferson and Madison streets.
and jumped to Chsrry. Pine, Main and
Cedar streets. The flames we're only
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-22
Communicated

General Mcclellan. . Union soldier.
was nominated by the Democrats In
1854 as q dscoy duck. Had the South.
eru rebels an opportunity, every n OF
them would have voted for him. Would
that have been regarded as an evidence
Of reconciliation Not much. The
defeat Of Mcclellan broke the back Of
the Rebellion. The ballots were more
effective than bullets. Now. In this
year OF grace. 1880, the Same party has
set up another dscoy duck. His defeat
In November will break the back Of the
Solid South. and oblitsrats sectional
lines.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-22
The Horns OF the Altar.

WASHINGTON. September 22.-Intsrnal
Revenue Agent Latham, OF Huntsville,
Alabama, in q letter TO the Commissioner
OF Internal Revenue. says: Deputy Mar
shall Hewlett reports, under Gate OF the
18th instant. from Cross Plains, that
Deputy Msrshsls Elicit and Lowe
attempted to arrest jos Little for illici.
distilling near the Georgia State line,
when Lowe was shot In three places by
Little and badly wounded. After Lowe
was disabled Elicit pursued Little to
or near q church where public worship
was being held. when Little was rein.
forced by armed men from the church
and Elicit was compelled to abandon
further pursuit.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-22
Arrivals This Morning.

JR Mckay. Lieut. Tsrrett. G II Faneher,
Mrs Horton. d Eisper, Miss K Donahus,
Mrs W @ Carter and children. Mrs J Tay'
lor. I W Wiley, Miss Patton. G II Nick
srsou. Nellie Hamilton. W II Patton. l. s
gildrsth. J L Armer. F @ Smith, A Ash,
Mrs ohr. Miss N T Donohue, Mrs 7 I
Clark. Mrs MeCus. Mrs II n Kirby. Mr.
Patton. Mrs. L A Brown. Jas Hammond
u Meyer.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-22

The heaviest job OF naturalization
ever done in Storey county was when
Lansing was Clerk. Judge Rising gave
papers that fall to 1901 and Mr.. Lansing
charged the new.mads citizens $40 each
for the docs. Quite . fat fee for the
Clerk.
A wood team last evening charged into
tho covered stairway at the corner oil Q
and Taylor streets. leading down into
Martins assay office. Virginia, tearing
away some OF the woodwork and making
great crashing and smashing.
Candidates are more numerous than
delegates. Forty hives Of bees cannot
buzz more or faster than can the Com.
stock now. The honey for the few and
the stings for the many will DO found
Low in q day or two.
J.. b. Gallagher. State Senator. 10 in
from Mason Valley. The Democrats
there are, be says. less Troublesome than
the gr~asshoppers have been. and the in
sects have done little damage this year.
An Indian ere on the northern end oil
the Como range. in the form Of . circle
and continually widening. and twenty
miles or more away. was the wonder ol
many eyes in Virginia last evening.
Several Comstockers are preparing to
settle ct the new town that Is to DO built
at Walker Lake. on the line Of the Car
son and Colorado narrow gauge railroad
The invitation party Of the d. p. D.
will be given on Thursday evening. Sep.
TENDER Esd. at Masonic Hall. Gold Hill.
Dancing will commence at 8 O'Clock.
Tomorrow the Republican County
Convention will meet at Miners Union
Hall. Gold Hill. at 10 o'clock a. n.
Billy Alperson arrived yesterday from
Bodis. His appearance here bodies NO
good to the Democratic party.
Superintendent T. @. Taylor Of the
Yellow Jacket arrived. by yesterday
mornings train.
The Sierra Nevada Mining Company
IN snlarsing the ventilstor on the top oil
the works.
Sam Ovens. an old Coustock mining
man and Superintendent, is on the Com
stock.
People come in from the mountaini
YES. now and say the nights there ar
cold.
Controller Hsllsck 10 looking fo'
pssehss on tbs Comstock today.
Csssd quail are numerous In the Com
stock markets.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-22
The Solid South.

CHICAGO, September 22.-An Inte'
OCEAN Washington special says: The
Red Shirt Rife Club and Horse Pistol
campaign in South Carolina Is progress
iug iavorably, II local accounts In Dem
ocratic newspapers In that state may b.
relied on. At o Democratic meeting 10
Nswb.rry. We are informed, that 1000
Red Shirts were In line. Numerous
newspaper articles are quoted. all show
ing how enthusiastic the Red Shirt brig
ada In.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-22
virEiuiA Fire.

At 2:l5 this morning the corporation
bell Of Virginia rang out sharply. A
big blaze wa found in the rear Of the
upper story 81 the Glsuber building, just
above Coles drugstore. and on B street.
The Are took from ashes and eommuni-
Gated Itself to the bulkhsad. Hose from
Colonel Fairs hydrant quickly put Il
out. Damage very slight.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-22
The q. d q. u. II.

Following is from the Lyon County
Times: Track.lsying on the O. d O..
R. R. will begin October l. The grad.
ing has been completed to the head Of
Walker Lake. Mr.. Hawthorn. Superin.
tendent Of the w~agonroad, will soon
have II finished to Aurora. A party has
started to the foot Of the lake. and will
locate the line from thence to Csndelaria.
The track will run within one.hslt mile
Of Candslaria, and will be over . pretty
good grade, the worst being beyond
Bellsyills,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-22
scsndinAviske.

There will be . meeting Of the Scan
dinavian Club Of Virginia at tbs Scan
diuavisn Saloon, next to the William
Tell House, tomorrow evening at 1880
o'clock, to which all Soandinavians are
invited by an advertisement in another
column. Hereafter the meetings OF the
club will be held at the rooms OF the
virginia Reform Club,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-22
Di.,rie, Cour,-K,.,.x. Judge.

Tho following business was trans
acted in this Court today:
Fred Kline W. His Creditors-Psti-
toner DISCHARGED.
Estate OF p. ]. Murphy. deceased
Notice OF application for letters OF ad-
ministration ordered published.
Estate Of Sarah Hartman, deceased.
Final account filed aud notice OF distri.
button given; hearing set for October 20.
Admitted to citizenship: j. p. Angus.
aged 25. native Of Austria; John Luz
dolpb. %. Germany; John Lowery. 20,
Ireland; Samuel Grover, SO, Ireland.
Adjourned till 10 A. n. next Friday.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-22
psp.r,ure. Las. Evening.

CT Hillyer. q Rsmmelkamp. JF Hal.
isek. @ W wslrod. A J Booth. Mrs A
Twohig. W R Harrington. Mrs N A He'd
dington. Z N skags. n II Sunderland. II
Cahen. Miss Hendy. Mrs s Ripley. Mr.
stedman, J d Hammond. J Bartell. J d
Canyon. A Lewis. A c True, n McCloud,
d Porter, ] D Chsnnell. Mrs O L Foster,
JF Hall and wife. Mrs Thomas. Mrs A
Cshsn and family. Emma Geyer. Mrs r
Lamb.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-22
Fer County Clerk.

]. T. Mcdonald Of Gold Hill On.
nouuces himself today a. . candidate
for County Clerk. subject, etc. Melon
aid Ia o Democrat, but has Is many
friends as anybody, and IL as competent
for the position to which DO asPirss a.
any man need be. He has been In the
employ Of the Belcher for Ave years and
has never neglected q duty nor betrayed
q trust. The Democrats cannot do bet
ter than put him up; for It will trouble
the Republicans to beat him.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-22
Prepare for che Yu,ars.

The days Of snow and cold are COM
ing. The prudent man will prepare for
them as best be may. All q 60 to the
Office Of Thomas Gallagher. near the
depot. and lay In q supply Of fuel for
the winter. he has limb. body and
nut.pins wood and will get you noun.
tain mahogany or oak II you want. he
has coal, and q ton with him means full
weight, as also means Q cord full meas
ure. See his advertisement under New
Today"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-22
Eushasasis.
It was picked up. no matter whore.
when or by whom. It was surrounded
BY q black margin and read As follows:
SACRED
TO THE MEMORY
TO THE MEMORY

THE LONE ARCHER OF THE SIERRA.
This man with nineteen bows. . pair Of
glass eyes on his nose, . rsady.msds
suit and shoes to boot, q bottle OF Ken
lucky tanRlefoot, . box OF oheroots
which were given the gsloot to
comfort him through the smoke and
SCOT while on his way to the annual
shoot, left on the lightning train. with
archery on the brain, intending with
'Frisco's bowmen to shoot, and show OF
his little tin medal to boot, but met with
Q little Miss-hap on the train. and under
the stress. missed the express, and was
left In Reno In sore distress.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-22

The Hancock Club Of Gold Hill will
meet at Miners Union Hall, Thursday
evening at Z O'Clock sharp. where they
will be addressed by v. Butsch. Of Vir.
ginia. Everybody Is invited and with
the inspiration which a be caught
from the Republican Convention which
will DO held In the same place that day.
they expect to have . good time and
give the Democrats Q bigger boost than
ever before. The notice OF the meeting
will be found In another column.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-22
Marrow Escape.

Marco Medin has just returned from
Europe. In New York he Jaw Joe NAL
lon and Father Msnogus. They came
over on Q French steamer from Hayrs
and very nearly lost their lives BY ship-
wreck. They got ashore, but that was
about all they could do.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-22

A merchant whose time for the past
year has been 80 much taken up that he
has been unable TO remain ct home ex.
oept ct meal times, concluded 10 take .
vacation. A friend asked him where he
intended to 60, and hs said hs thought
be would 60 home and ssl acquainted
with his family,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-22

Owing to the fact that candidates for
Office tomorrow, and their friends. will
be busy this evening. IL has been decided
not to hold . meeting Of the Gold Hill
Garfield and Arthur Club tonight.
Superintendent Patton arrived this
morning.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-22
Catholic Pairs.

Friday. October I, there will DO held q
fair at Miners Union Hall. Gold Hill.
for the benefit Of 81. Patrick's Church.
People here will not forget this. Money
thus spent IL laid up In Heaven. or the
Cross OF Christ IL = farce and religion q
dslusion.
A fair will DO held at National Guard
Hall, Virginia, from October 4 to o.
tobsr Is for the benefit OF the orphans
at the Asylum OF the Sisters OF Charity.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-22

"will you love me then a. nowf" Hs
had been urging her to don . bathing
suit and waddle down to the water with
him like . duck. He took her question
under a%dvisemsnt, and she concluded 70
battle on the sly.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-22
THE COMSTOCK.
Latest Official Mining News.
For the Week Ending Wednesday,
September ~, 1850.

weeks Advaace Toward Some.
thiog or-. The Ouslosk -
sierra Nevada Uniou's Oreas
Probabilities Ophir's strike I'm.
c~reasinE In width 60 Inc south
ON 60 Benton and Alta.