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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-12-31

from G to d street. on the north side OF
Sutton avenue, Virginia. to Sarah Hagan
for $4,000. aud Sarah has mortgsged II
to c. p. Hubbell for that sum, payable
in one year. with interest at one and
one half per cent per month, payable
monthly in advance.
This evening the citizens Of Gold Hill
will hold an adjourned meeting at Vel
low Jacket Engine-house. for tho pur-
pose OF appointing q committee to act 10
conjunction with the Committee Of Sir
appointed in Virginia to arrange the do.
tails OF the Consolidation bill.
The assessment OF three cents per
share levied December 2Sth ON the CAPT.
tai stock Of the Gold Lead Gold and Sil'
yer Mining Company will be delinquent
February I'd. Sec advertisement under
New Today"
George T. Marye. Jr.. has been nomi'
mated for President Of the San Francisco
Stock and Exchange Board. E. p.
Peckham 10 also nominated. The elec-
ton will occur on the scond Monday In
January.
The inquest into the matter Of the
death OF the boy, Thomas Conroy. who
was killed evening before last by q cave
IN an old tunnel ou Cedar Hill. was last
evening postponed till 6 o'clock this
evening.
Some OF the ladies Of Virginia are
pr.cticins the "Bernhsrdt elbow ANGLE"
and ON the street. too. It makes them
look like an unpicksd trussed fowl in
motion-a foul proceeding" truly.
The installation OF the ofaosrs.slect OF
the Calsdopian Club will take place at
their hall this evening at 8 O'Clock.
There will bs an abundance Of song and
feast.
The regular monthly meeting OF
wasbos Typographical Union will be
held at Justice Moses Courtroom. Vir.
ginia. on Sunday. January 2. at 2 p. N.
The San Francisco Post estimates that
the s3l assays found east In Union by
the drill are equal to 1913 per ton BY
crosscut. Let Us hope SO.
Tho schools in Gold Hill do not par
ticipate in the extra weeks vacation
given in Virginia. but will open Monday
and 20 on as usual.
A lettor addressed o. follows 10 held
for postage at tho Gold Hill p~ostofacs
Mrs. Kate Flanagan. Rondout, Ulster
county, New York.
The Californis mine has shipped
Sl04, 1877 so far this month, and the
Con. Virginia S84.476 90. Union has
sent in S60S8.
Miss NJ. E. Buckley, who has been
teaching In the schools Of Virginia for
some time, has rendered her resignation.
There ars l5l insane patients from
this State that are being cared for at the
Pacific Insane Asylum. Stockton. Cal.
A small force OF miners has been en-.
ployed at tho New wells.Fargo mine
during the past three weeks.
The Grand Jury yesterday ignored the
bill against D. l.. Brown OF the Footight
for criminal libel.
Sheriff Williamson will take d. II.
Carrick down to the State Pri.on tomor.
row morning.
Bet you a penny To q prayer book that
within q week from ~ n. tonight you
write 1t 1880.
The rush OF place seekers from the
Comstock to Carson 10 suggestive. 10 say
the least.
III Sierra Valley they have from 100
to $50 days OF winter.
J.. E. James OF the Sierra Nevada came
up on the train today.
Coroner Brodek returned from below
this morning.
Whoever saw = year 60 out with sc
mild an air2
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-12-31

Though few people can believe seri.
ously in the possibility Of tunnelling un.
der the sea for = railway from England
to France. the Southeastern Railway
Company In England have been boring
away for several weeks at Dover. They
are now %tunnelling q gallery under the
sea through the chalk beds. and the
work IL to be continued for a year.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-12-31
Tho Carrisit Ceuprsmiss.

1t is whispered on the street that the
counsel Of he County Commissioners in
the Carrick matter have advised the
Board that IN the present state Of the
case they hive no right in Law to accept
the offer OF he bondsmen. Hence suit
10 ordered to be commenced. Then.
under the provisions Of the law. the
Commissioners will have the right to
accept q compromise. since the statute
gives them In so many words power 10
settle or compromise any suits brought
by or against the county.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-12-31

Sunday school teacher (about to com.
ment OH ST. Paul's directions for tue
conduct OF men aud women during
divine service): "Now. do You know
why women do not take of their bon
nets in church," Small boy: "Cos they
amt got no looking glasses to put them
on again BY"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-12-31

A FINE THING FOR THE TEETH.

Fragrant sozoDoNT Ia acomposl,ion of tho
pursst and choicest ingredients Of the Oriental
vegetable Kingdom Every Ingredient 10 well
known to have . beneficial effect on the teeth
aud gums. lts embalming or antisrptic prop
erty and aromatic fragrance makes 10 . toilet
Luxury. SOZODOSr removes ail disasreeable
odJrs from th, breath caused by catarrh. bad
teeth, etc. II Ia entirely frre firm the Injurious
aud scrld properties Of tooth pasies and pow:
ders which destroy the enamel. One bottle VIII
asst six months. iO
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-12-31
Arr,snis IN. Mor.inx.

" Gibson, J A Condor, L Gundrie,
lie James. N J Farrell. II y Conger. W
W Rose Jr. r Pascoe, Mrs J H Huling. S
CANA. W Brady. e W Merrill and wife. J
Grabb. J Dolan. @ Il sproule. Mrs II II
Peuoyer. r T Brodek, Miss II Thompson,
n J Franklin AID wife. A Mo,s, Mist
NJ Sullivan.
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CARD.

To all who are suffering from the errors and
indiscrstions Of youth. nervous weakness. early
decay. loss Of manhood. etc. | will send . re-
ceipe that will cure you, FREE UF CHARGE
This great remedy was discovered By mission.
sry in south Amssics. Send . self.sddrssssd
snvslops to the nsv. JossrH T. hxAS, Station
D, New York city. ISIS ~
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srOCk % 4 r y y z Z.
nan Fvnnctsc0 BOARD.

LAST EVENING.
50 Eureka Con-. lsS
500 Jackson. 25e
$50 Northern Bells. 9t
400 Grand Prize. l os
500 Argents, 33c
100 Navajo. Toe sl0. 7Se
20 Manhattan. IL
1000 Endowment. Sc
$50 star. l0c
so Albion. 25c
40 Wales. soc
IS IL piablo. 4
IS North Belle Isle. tSc
so Columbus. ~
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$50 Bech:.l, soc
2OC riogs SC. soc
s.o eocditsV. S0c
$50 Champion. ACC. 2oe 40
100 Syndicate. Acc
100 Mono. SOC. zoe
100 Addsnda. zoe
$50 Gro. sUo
100 silver King, II, lsS
ESQ AtlAs. loo
THIS MORNING.
l6s ophir. 81, Gu. 6t
$50 Mexican, IN. u ~
l65 Gould i Curry. 8 30
leO Beet 4 Bslehsr. So. 81, 81
10 California. ~
$50 Savage. l IS, 2
273 Con. Virginia, 2. 2oS
81 Chsllsr, ~. ! so
go Potosi. l IS, 10
ll75 Hale i Norcross, 8, 3S, 81, 81
2a0 Yellow Jacket, ~
lso Grown Point, eOc
$50 Imperial. zoe
so Confidence. ~
$50 Belehsr. l ~
20 Alpha. 8
ITO Sierra Nevada. 81
$50 Utah. 81. ~ sh
1870 Bullion. l ~. I 70. l ~
500 Exehequer. ! Is
2s3 Ovsrman, 40e, Sc
as Union Goa. liz, liz
40 Justice, Csc
270 Alta, l ~, l o3
100 silver Hill, s5e
$50 Caledonia. soc
$50 Audes, ! ~
100 scorpion. l 40
20 Julia. l3c
l22s Wells Fargo. Sc
2i0 Benton. Csc
1850 Atlantic. SOC
40 Jackson, 55c
Is Northern Bells. ~
100 Argenta, use
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-12-31

In Sierra v.l-y they have lad forty.
sns inches Of anew hrs lar tain winter.
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REPORT OF GRAND JURY.
,,,rr pry.Gw OF rHE PUBLIC
0.vrCvs or THE COUNTY.

s.,c,t Of the Expe't on virEtsi"
srty-Thr nchesis OF shs Cou"s
Thoroughly Rsvirwed-rhe
Day sSss~m Isdsrsed-Goid MIL
Officials.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-12-31
n.uars.re. Last Evs.inE.

Robt J Stevens. q J LAmmon. E 8 Davis.
= White, A E TORY, Dr Chapman. Mrs N
Winnie, ia, surss. Joe Organ. Z c South
forth. Ms. rcThomss, II Nelson. d "
James, v u DoaHs. Joe Sustig. Thomas
Cain, X prisssli . v apes, Mrs B E
jenkins. q rlA.r. D 4 LyEds. D B Merry.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-12-31

Valuations Of school property are made
as follows:
Gold HRl-
Buildings and furniture ........ s6?'S3o
App.rstus.. 1900
100
Total Ss5.llO
r;rgi-ia-
Buildings and furniture. ........ s7l'eOo
Libraries and apparatus. ........ 2'oVo
To,al SO. 500
Total for soun,v. Siss. GO
Anssddass in The eosHty-
Number Of children Of school age.
as per repor, Of Census Marshal. $500
Attending school. October. ......... 2,sI}
Average per teacher. Virginia. 1900. 81
Average per teacher. Gold HILL Gee. IS
i, will be seen by the above that the
teaching ioice IL reduced TO . minimum.
for It is impossible to conceive that any
teacher can do justice to more than sixty
children.
The report gives salaries Of teachers
and janitors. Total monthly salaries in
Virginia District. s29lO; in Gold Hill,
SASS.
In Virginia three teachers have been
done away with by the adoption OF the
halliday system in Fourth Primaries,
aud two by combining different depart.
ments.
In Gold Hill two teachers have been
dispensed with by adopting the same
system, and $4,000 per year saved in
salaries aud the cost Of erecting . new
room on the Divide.
The committee commsnds the economy
Of both Boards. they having shown a
desire to reduce running expenses to the
lowest SUN commensurate with efheisncy
to the public demand.
Following statements show reductions:
Virginia, expenses for 1878. .ss2.9sl 80
Virginia, expenses for 1879 . a6,Sa6 "a
Virginia, expenses for 1850 De-
cember being estima;edl 80. 1o'zSa ~
Estimated expenses for 1851 se'Voo w
Gold Hill. 1873, including $500
| Gold Hin. is;g 1890 &c
| Gold Mil. 1850. less Is
Gold Hill. 1851, estimated l7.e0o %
The report adds: at will be seen
that the expense Of the public school
system OF the county for the year about
to close is SG9. 500 81. a. against that OF
S75.5l7 90 Tor the preceding year. and
that but $50. 500 are estimated Tor the
expense Of 1851. Yet the attendance 10
about Is large a. wss ever known in the
history Of Storey county"
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x!sczLlNEors.
AcuE N FEVER.
BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.

Nc better cathartic can be used pre-
paratory to, or after taking quinine. AS
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-12-31
arr rccAsuRER.

The Trsssrr.ss official accounts are
...ept by the agency Of the Nevada Bank
and monthly statements are made to
the Mayor aud Board Of Aldermen. and.
with the exception OF some nominal
clerical errors. which have been cor
rec,ed. the accounts agree in every par
ticular.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-28
GEN. W enver's Manifesto.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Sept. 27.-Tht
following is circular letter addressed
to the Green hackers Of the Union by
by their candidate for President
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Sept. q, 1880.
To the Green back Labor Men Through
out the United States:
urgently request that you have
struck off by the thousand fol
circulation in each county full
extracts from Mr.. Bayard's New
York speech. in which he says
that the Democratic candidates fol
President and Vice President and the
Democratic Party are in favor of his
bill to destroy the green backs, and that
h " will carry out that policy. Pub
hsh the Bayard resolution, with the
full extract from his speech, SO that the
people may know just what it is that
the Democratic party and its candidates
ar, pledged to carry out. The issue is
new fully made up.
Let every Green hacker in the Union
arouse himself to the real situation and
brand as an infamous traitor to our
holy cause any man, without regard to
his former standing in our party, who
attempts to transfer our voters to eth
or of the old parties. J. B. WEAVER.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-28
Ole Bnll's Deathbed.

New YORK, September 27.--The wid.
ow of the late Ole Bull is at the Ever
EFT House to-day, having arrived from
Europe yesterday. She is accompanied
by her mother, Mrs. ]. ]. Thorpe; her
brother, her daughter Oles and other
members Of the family, and leaves the
city this week for Cambridge, Mass,
where the family will reside for the
winter. The daughter 0lea, is about 8
years Of age. She ia Q blonde with a
very intelligent, winsome face, and is
the only child of Mr.. Bull.
Ole Bull was decidedly i'll in June,
when he reached his villa at Lyso,
about twenty miles from Bergen, Nor
way. He requested his wife to play a
favorite requiem when the death hour
came. The wife could hardly summon
the nerve to play, but she acceded to
his request When she had finished
the fearful task he looked up into her
face and thanked her. He had known
for some time what the end Of his ILL
ness would probably be and was pre-
pared. His soul passed away with the
dying echoes of the requiem. Great
honors were paid his memory in Nor.
way. The lady who described the
death scene spoke IN the most eloquent
way of the beautiful home and private
life of the dead musician.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-28
TOnaOrfNI,

Preston Bros, the popular and uusx'
cellsd tonsorial artists are now prepar.
ed to give You tirst-class shave, hair
cut and shampoo at the shortest notice
and in the most artistic manner. Give
them call at their palace, No. 2 Rasi
Sixth street.
At meeting Of the Spinner's Com
mittss in Fall River, Mass, on Sunday,
II was decided TO recommend strike
at all the mills In the city. Their re.
port was to he presented for action at q
meeting Of Of the operatives yesterday
evening.
The Republicans Of the Tenth Ward
are rec uested to meet at 100 Maryland
avenue, on Friday evening. at 7 O'Clock
to nominate candidate for inspector
and for the transaction Of other bust
ness.
General g. A! Jones, OF Mount Vsr-
non, Ohio, was yesterday appo intsd
receiver OF the Cleveland, Mount Yer
non and Della ware Railroad Company,
on motion Of the Holland bondholders.
A telegram from Key West reiterates
the denial Of the existence Of yellow
fever at that port, and says there has
not been single case Of yellow fever
on that island this year or last.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-28
POlitloaI N Otes.

The Democrats Of the Fifth Ware
met last evening at the Lafayette hotel
and elected the following executive
committee: Joseph L. Carpenter, Jr.,
Edward Singles, Henry ]. Crippen.
The Young Mems Democratic Club,
and the Williams Club of the Third
ward, deci led, last night, to take part
in Chester SD Dsmocratic parade tonight.
They will take about 100 equipped men
each.
The Republican Clubs OF this city
will participate in the demonstration si
Newport, on Thursday evening.
The Fifth Ward Democratic Club
held 4 meeting at the Friendship Rn-
gine House and decided to 60 to Chester
this evening.
At meeting Of the Sixth ward Demo.
Gratis held last night at the Pb0nix
Engine House, G. C. Ward was elected
President, and Andrew L. Johnson,
Secretary. They then nominated for
Inspectors for the ward, the election to
be held next Tuesday, John c. Farra,
Southern district William Haizlstt,
Northern district. Thomas M. Ogle,
Henry Eckel and George G. Ward were
appointed an executive committee.
An adjourned meeting Of the Young
Mems Republican Club will be held
this evening, at eight O'Clock, at head.
quarters. A full and prompt attend.
ance Is requested.
The Bird Guards will hold an ad,
journed business meeting this evening
at II o'clock, at their headquarters, for
the transaction Of business. A full at
tendance Is requested.
The Republicans of the Fourth Ward
are requested to meet on Wednesday
evening the Goth lust, at 7.3O O'Clock,
at 302 Market street, for the purpose Of
nominating Inspectors for the the 0cto-
ber election, and for other important
business. JOHN T. DAVIS, Chairman.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-28

RoBINsoN, CHANDLER q co.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-28
Local Pollllcnl Mo.os.

We are authorised by W. II. Quinr
on behalf of the Democrats Of the
Second Ward to request them to NEE
this evening in the Hancock and
English Veteran Guard from Capelle
Building at y o'clock to elect Ward
executive COMMITTEES and 20 transact
other business OF interest to the Demo
cratic party.
We are also authorized by J. Frank
Ball, Esq, to announce that there
will be a meeting of the Democrats oI
the Second Ward this evening at 7.3C
O'Clock in the Almond club room, south
side to elect an executive committee fol
the Ward and to transact other bust
ness.
The members Of the City Republican
Executive Committee, are particularly
req uested to attend :he next Regular
meeting on Wednesday the 29th inst
at the Lincoln Club rooms. By order o.
H. c. McLEAR, Chairman.
The Garfield and Arthur Mounted
Troop, each and every member are re.
quested to meet at Headquarters 4th
and Orange streets on Thursday even.
ing next st 6 As, Sharp, TO proceed to
Newport, mounted. Uniforms will
be ready to deliver to all the members.
By order Of g. N. D. Watson,
Captain.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-28
SECOND EDITION.
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This cyelopsdia is superior to all other
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Daily Republican., 1880-09-28
A Confident Republican.

In q letter to q prominent gentleman
in this city o we'll known Philadelphian
under date Of Sep. 23rd says.
am no politician, but from remarks
| overhear | should not be afraid of the
success Of Garfield and Arthur. The
news from Maine has awakened up the
Republican cause and frightened our
moneyed men who are now taking great
interest In the cause, are working and
are giving liberal contributions.
We expect to have in line Saturday
night, 10000 voters, the Union League
composed Of our best citizens will turn
out in line, the first time they have
done so since 1861. We eexpeot to carry
the State by a large majority. At this
election, Republicans who have not
voted for years what we term the quiet
vote, that is, parties hard to get near
the polls, are now working and taking
great interest in the Garfield Arthur
cause. 30 have no fears, We expect to
come out all 80. K" Common sense
will rule.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-28
AnnaAmAnla.

Next Saturday evening Barley Camp
BELLS new, humorous drama, "Matri
mony," will be presented at the Operi
House by frst-class comedy company
The drama is regarded as something
extra.
Sheridan's famous play, "The Ri.
vsls," will be produced on Monday
evening, October A. The play will b
represented with the following fine
caste Bob Acres, Joseph Jefferson
Mrs. Malaprop, Mrs. John Drew; Sir
Anthony Absolute, Frederick Robinson
Lydia La1guish, Miss Rosa Rand; Cap
tain Absolute, Maurice Barrymore.
Cooper & Bailey's Great London Cir
Gus and 5anger's Menageris will exhibit
here on Thursday, October 7. 1t will
be very brilliant affair.
"The Galley Slave" will be presented
here on Saturday, October le, by Bart
ley Campbell's Comedy Company.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-28
THIRD EDITION.
DELAWARE OITY.

APresracted meetin9- UnFuIy Girls
Material Fever-A Board of
Health noeded-Uounty Dtvsiots
representation according 90
Population.
Special Correspondence Of the Republican
DELAWARE CRY, DEL, September n.
The colored people connected with
the NJ. K. Church Of this town held a
protracted meeting during the whole
Of last week, which was attended with
very gratifying results. The peculiar.
ity OF their worship, and particularly
the singing, attracts very many white
persons who eongregate on the outside
Of the building. As q general thing,
the whites conduct themselves in q
becoming manner, but on Wednesday
evening Of last week two or three we'll
known girls Of the town, who were
easily distinguishable from the rest by
the color Of their hair, disturbed the
worship Of the colored people by rude
and boisterous language, and other
wise conducting themselves in an i'm
proper msnuer, that on the next day
one of the officers Of the church made
inquiry and learned the names Of these
ill.mannered girlS, and said at the time
that II their bad conduct was repeated
he would publicly expose and rebuke
them. These girls laid themselves
menable to the law, and could have
been arrested and heavily fined, as it
is no trifling thing to disturb a religi-
ous meeting.
Quite q number o. persons are suffer
ing from malarial fever In our town at
the present time, your humble corres
pondent among the number. To day,
however, for the first time In week,
he is able to 90 about again, no thanks
TO any one, except to Him who "shspes
our ends, rough hew them as we will"
1t is q wonder to me that there is not
more sickness here than there is, tax.
ing into consideration the many filthy
places there is around town. l need
only mention the turgid waters Of the
canal, which in many places is covered
WAN . thlOh 6iooh pSuhA1 ouistAAH
disagreeable, nauseating, unhealthy
effluvia. Our authorities should look
we'll after our town, or before they are
aware Of 1t we might be visited by an
epidemic similar to those which have
prevailed in Memphis and New Or
leans.
A rumor is current here that at the
next session Of the Legislature an act
will be introduced TO divide New Castle
county into two counties. l don't think
you Wilmingtonians can possibly OBJ
ject to that. Slowly but surely we are
approaching representation according
to population. The removal Of the
Court House was the preliminary step
to division. can remember very well
when the removal Of the Court House
vas first sgitated, which was thirty-fye
years ago. l hope it will not take that
long to do so simple an act Of justios as
to give the people representation &C.
cording to population. II the Republi.
cans are successful in November, an act
of that kind will be about the first
passed by the Legislature in January,
1881. 10.