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quick and ebeAr at TUE ARGUsGFETor
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-03
Mlscellane0us.

NEW YoRx, March ga syndicate Of
bankers has purchased $4,000 shares OF
the Father De smst Mining Comps-
ny's stock, which they offer at $40 per
share, rsservins the privilege OF advan.
cling the price without notice.
Rev. Edward Cowley. ex.mansgsr Of
the Shepherds Fold, convicted Of cru.
city to children. was yesterday taken
from the Tombs to the Psnitsntiary.
The reverend gentleman was ct n time
chaplain OF that institution.
WASHINGTON, March 3.-Reprsssnts-
tiyes from the Chinese Six Companies
arc now on their way to this city. under
instruction, from the Chinese Govern.
ment, to hsk, through the Chinese
Legation here, II our government means
to protect peacsful and industrious citi-
zens OF China who arc resident In this
country. They are directed to get, II
possible, an explicit answer.
ST.. LOUIS, March 3.-The Vulcan
Steel Works started Monday morning.
but the hands Immediately struck upon
being required to sign an ultimatum
contract fixing the price Of labor on the
sap|Brle a. that at other cities and
Hevsnting labor unions.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-03
LAST NIGHTS FIRE.
Richard Msreer's Property Dam.
aged $500.

At $50 last evening and while the
wind was fairly bowling with wildness,
an alarm Of fire startled the people Of
Gold Hill. The FIRE was in the residence
Of Richard Mercer, east side Of Main
street, opposite Crown Point Ravins.
The wind in its fury upset q flower pot
standing on o shelf before the window.
This flower pot in turn upset and broke
q lamp on q table near and in an instant
the interior Of the room was In flames.
The fremsn came with q rush and
worked with q will. They beat back the
flames till Mr.. Mercer and an assistant
forced an entry into n OF the burning
rooms and brought ont . trunk Of vslua-
bic clothing, and continuing the light
saved the two north rooms. The other
portions Of the house are badly burned
out.
Mr.. Mercer estimates his loss at not
less than $2500, and thinks $4,000 nearer
the figure. He had insurance OF $500
ON the house and $500 on the furniture.
His loss on furniture will greatly o..
coed tho amount Of insurance on that
property.
Never were Hremen out more promptly
than were those OF Gold Hill last even.
ing. and never did fremen do better
work.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-03
EASTERN DISPATCHES.
(.r,crAt 70 re. BOLD HILL DAILY SEW.
Paeiac Mail Arrangement.


NEW YoRK, March 3.-Ths facts re-
spsc.ing the arrangement between the
Pacific Mail Company and the Pacific
Railroads are as follows: A trafiic ar
rangemsnt, to run Eve years. has besn
agreed upon by the respective commit
tees Of the railroads and steamship com
panies. The roads are to pay to the
steamship line $780, 900 per month IN
consideration OF tho right OF the roads
to fx rates for California passengers and
freight. The roads are to purchase two
steamers Of the China line. the City Of
Picking and the City OF Toxic, for ST..
200, 900. paying for them In installmsnts
Of 500, 900 per month, the purchase
being subject TO an inspection OF the
steamers within 80 days.
A prominent officer Of She Pacific Mail
Company says Its Isthmus. South Amer.
lean and Mexican Coast business now
pays more than its working expenses,
and will show q balance Of 500 O q
month toward the sinking fund. The
amount received, therefore. from the
Pacific Railroads as o subsidy, is sufi.
cient to pay six per cent. on the capital
stock.
Rufus Hatch. upon being asked the
reason for the sudden advance In Pacific
Mail, said, "Why, Jim Kssns and Henry
Hart own most OF 1t, and as the subsidy!
from the Pacific roads makes II Q divi.
dend.paying stock. they can do about as
they please with 1t. That Is all there Is
about It,"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-03
The F~lood.nsekay Transfer.

The San Francisco Post Of yesterday
says: "Grsst hopes are entertained
among holders, from John Mackay. who
lately bought out Floods interest, and
who must now have nearly 70. 900 shares,
down to the humble possessor Of o Ave-
share certificate. that Union Consoli.
dated will soon come to the front with
handsome dividends. Tho proof OF the
pudding Is the eating and as the man
ayers assert that hereafter the bullion
will DO sent down at . lively rate, the
proposition will rest squarely on It's
merits. Large dividends would do q
world OF good TO the market. The Com.
stock sadly needs such astimulant. The
reins of government are now wholly In
John Msckay's hands. Mackay Is mort
popular In San Francisco than other
members OF his firm. He processes to
have great faith in the present prospects
OF the lode, and II the Developments are
there now. has every chance to increase
his popularity and his already plsthoric
bank account"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-03
A WISE REFORM.

The habit Of administering quinine In pow.
erful doses. 80 an antidots TO malsrisl mala-
dies. was once dangerously common. Happily
this practice has undergone . wide reform.
Not only the public. but professional men have
adopted, not wholly. Of course. but largely.
Ho,tstter's stomach Blttsrs as safe botanic
substitute for the pernicious slkalsid. Tho
consequences Of this change are most impor-
tant. Now fever and ague sufferers are cursd
time relieved. or half curcd-th remedy even
tually failing TO produce any sppreciabls eject,
except the doses were increased. A courte or
tho Bitters. persistently followed, breaks Up
the worst attacks and prevents their return.
The evidence In favor oil this sterling specific
and household medicine 10 Of no ambiguous
character. but positive and satisfactory, and
the sources whence II proceeds are very
numerous.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-03
A~ssRssMRNTs.

Andes Is cents per share; levied Febru.
sry % delinquent April !, sale day April 20.
Yellow Jacket-Si per share; levied Feb
ru.y u; delinquent March 70; sale day
Leviashaa-25 cents per share; levied Feb.
rusry II; dellnquent March 20; sale day
April 10.
C~hoIIar-eoc per share : levied February 8;
delinquent March II; sals day March 81.
Pososi-soc per share; levied February 0: do.
linquent March II; sale day April !.
savage SOC per share; levied February 4; de-
linquent March 8; sale day March n.
J~usNee-Soc per share /; levied February .;
delinquent March 10; sale day April Q.
BeIchec-ft Per share; levied January -;
delinquent March 8; sale day March IS.
Best 4 Bslcher-si per share; levied Jan.
nary %; delinquent March 4; sale day
March ~.
New York-5 cents per share; levied Jsnu.
sry 20; delinquent February Is; sals day
delinquent February IS; sale day March II.
Bullioa-So cents per share; levied Jsnsssy
q; dslinqasns February ss' sale DAY Aa'ch
Crown. Poiut-so cents per share; levied
ssHts~
day March II.
Hale 4 Noreross-Si psr share ; ,evisd
January Il; delinquent February 10; 'ris
Gay March II.
Exehsqusr-oo cents per share: levied J.ns.
arr 18Th; delinquent February i'tn; sac
day March 9th.
m.~....-sa Der share; levied January 1othi
Delinquent February 18th; sale day March
9Th. -
"'J J.ousry 9Th; delinquent February iith; sale
day March On.
sserrs Nsvads-Ss Per Share; levied Janu.
March Sd.
s>~reeassd Europa-ls cents PEI share
- levied December Sis; dslisquent February
tn; sais day March 10th.
Hurepa-io cents Per share; levied Deesneer
% delinquent February " sale az
NsrchG
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-03
FOREIGN DISPATCHES.
lsr,o,AL TO tn. ootD HILL DALI xrvs.l
The Cars Anniversary.

ST.. P~ErERsDuRo. March 2.-The city
Is gsily decorated and the day Is being
observed as Q general holiday In honor
OF the twsnty.fith anniversary Of the
Cars accession. At 10 o'clock this
morning vast crowds assembled before
the Winter Palace. The troops were
masssd in the central quadrangle Of
the palace and it, immediate vicinity.
The Gear appeared on Q balcony Of the
palace for 20 minutes. saluting the null
tituds amid great enthusiasm. Members
OF the Council OF the Empire. including
Prince Gortchakoff. at 1l:30 o'clock
went to the Winter Palace and presented
q congratulatory address. Dscrses have
been published granting pardons 70
prisoners, renting arrears Of taxes
owing by the rural population and award.
ing orders Of distinction. The Official
Messenger publishssa letter from Emperor
William, countsrsignsd by Bismarck.
congratulsting the Gear In terms OF
warm and earnest friendship on the
anniversary and on his recent escape
from injury by the explosion in the Win
ter Palace. The Emperor expresses his
qualification that the friendship that
united their fathers has been maintained
and his confidence that It will continue
unchanged to the end Of his life.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-03
Democratic bark Horses.

CHICAGO, March "a gentleman who
has been in the councils Of the leading
Democrats Of the State says there Is a
very strong feeling. which Is manifest
only as an undsrcurrsnt, In favor Of
nominating Hugh j. Jewett, OF the Erie
railway. He Is believed to DO . very
powerful candidate.
There 10 much quiet talk for Con.
gresham Payne Of Cleveland, among
both Tildsn and anti-Tildsn Democrats.
This has been so marked In private talk
during the last two weeks that 1t leads
to the inference that the dark horse
has OF last been found upon whom the
Democrats can unite.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-03
Prolific Old New Yorkers.

OswEoo. N. Y, March 3.-Mrs. Mary
Jane Rozells. aged lO5, the Oldest resi-.
dent Of this city, Is o remarkable exam.
pie OF preservation. She has several
children living here whom she visits,
walking to their various houses as
sprightly as q girl. Her form ia
straight, she talks rapidly and intelli.
gently, and says she has perfect use Of
all her senses. Her maiden name was
Kline and she wal born In Montreal In
1774. She has had fifteen children,
nine OF whom are living, aged 90. 67,
65, SO, 81, SO and two others younger.
Her own family consisted Of three sisters
and seven brothers, Of whom one only
survives, aged IS. She was married 76
years ago. being tho second wife OF
Peter Rozelle, who died aged ITO years
and 4 months, the father OF Is children.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-03

sAx FRAScIsco. March IA p. ~
Utah. iik sale. II asked; Crown Point,
4 IS bid. 4 40 asked; Best 4 Belcher, 10
bid. l0a asked; Orc. IS bid; Belcher.
l2h bid; Sierra Nevada. 22's bid; Yellow
Jacket. 81 bid; Mt. Potosi. 8 GO bid; Bel
cher. ias sale. 12a bid; Bullion, 4 40
asked. 4 40 sale; Union, 95s bid; Belle
1sls. I 10 bid; Potosi. 5 IS bid; Julia. IL
bid. I 80 asked; Jupiter. ~ bid. ! GO
asked; Best L Belcher. 10 sale, 10 asked;
Ophir. l7a bid. IN asked; Champion.
bsc bid; Silver Hill. I bid. Potosi. 8 30
asked; NeClinton. 75c asked; Mexican.
a., bid. Is asked; imperial. $50 asked;
E~1chsquer, 3 Is bid; Union Co... ssh
sale; Crown Point, 4 40 sale. As bid;
Hale 4 Norcross. 81 bid. 9 asked; Sierra
Nevada. 22t sale. 23t bid. IS asked;
Utah. lek bid; Hale 4 Norcross. 81 sale;
Bullion. 4 IS sale; Mexican. Is sale.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-03
Cheaper ~Cablegrams.

LONDON, March 3.-Ths following id.
vcrtissment OF the French Atlantic Ca
bic Company appears In the papers
"In reply to numerous inquiries made
by the senders OF American kilograms,
this company bsgs to give notice that a.
DON ss its English lines are completed
It's tariff will be fixed at two shillings .
word for messages to New York, being .
reduction Of thirty.thrss per cent on the
existing rates. Tho company adopts
the two shillinRs tariff with the intention
OF maintaining II without an increase"
This indicates o failure Of the negoHa.
atoms between the Anglo. American
Company and the new company for an
identical tariff and working agreement
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-03
Protest of Liquor Dealers.

WASHINGTON, March 3.-Congressman
Buttsrworth, Of Ohio, introduced the
following resolution, in the interest Of
q large number OF Western distilleries
who oppose any legislation looking to
the reduction Of the tax:
Resolved, That tho agitation by Con.
Rress OF the question Of reducing the In.
tsrnal revenue tax imposed BY law upon
distilled spirits 10 not demanded BY any
present public sxigency. and, In view OF
the great injury which would necessarily
result thersfrom to o large number OF
citizens who are engaged in manufactur.
ing aud dealing in said article, is insI.
pediept.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-03
Underwood Under . Cloud.

The Chinese OF Virginia complain OF
Policeman Underwood and have peti.
toned the authorities for his discharge.
They say he is an opium smoker and
compels them to give him opium and
pipes; that he Is addicted to drink and
sent an order to San Francisco for q
barrel Of gin for the Sam Sing Company
without authority; that they were obliged
to send the same back at their " ex-
penss, and other similar charges. The
petition was received and placed on fle,
and next Saturday evening appointed as
q time for hearing both sides OF the
story. What gives color to the charges
Of the Celestisls 10 the testimony recent
ly given by the officer, In which he
swore that he had smoked opium in
Chinatown.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-03
Parnell Compared with Kearney.


NEW Yonx, March 3.-Ths Herald has
an editorial comparing Parnell with
Kearnsy, In which the following points
are made: "This worthy yoke OF fel.
lows. in the trade OF agitation, have their
points Of resemblance and their points
Of difference, but 30 far a. they differ.
we cannot see that Parnell has any ad.
vantage over the sandlot orator. Parnell
having an American ancestry on one
side. l. only An Irishman Of fourteen
oarats fine, whereas, Kearney is, on the
whole. the more respectable character.
Parnsll had the greater advantage Of
education, but Kearney has more vigor-
Gus natural talents. He 10 altogether
more apt, spicy and ingenious in his
public addresses. In point OF courage,
We incline to think the palm belongs to
Kearney, in spite Of his partial change
Of position since the vigilance committee
Is threatened In San Francisco. and his
recent posing in the attitude OF q mar.
tyr"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-03
M,ni,ter 10 Mexico.

New YoRK. March 3.-The new Min
lister to Mexico, Judge Morgan, Is an
accomplished Spanish scholar and very
familiar also with the law and institu-
lions of Mexico. He was selected for
the place Of Minister BY Evarts, not
only because he has shown an intelli.
gent appreciation Of the value Of closer
commercial relstionsbetween the United
States and Mexico, but Of . continuance
Of friendship between the two countries.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-03
Now that the msrks. is showing a
Ia raanond 10 tho prospects

NOW tnht W. WutAes 10 ohS"AAb -
disposition to respond to tho prospects
at tho mines, Douglass 4 Thompson.
stock and money brokers. 81 South o
street, Virginia, offer to buy. sell and
carry on margins for the people gener'
ally. See their advertisement under
"New Today"
T. R. McGurn, stock and money
broker. 1O6 South @ street, Virginia, has
q most abrasive window and Is standing
in nobly with the boys In helping them
to increase their coin by turns In stocks.
He buys or sells or carries on margins as
they desire. Sec his advertisement In
another column.
Letters srs held In the Postofics for
better address. a. follows: Orchard
Smith, No. sc New MontR'y street. bet.
Mission and Howard" ''For the Super.
intsndsnt Of Harshan Mining Company
Patagonia"
Virginia has 70 hydrants. all but one
Of which are in good working order;
el50 feet Of hose, and all needed sppa.
ratus Of every other kind. During the
past year there were Is fires and ~
alarms.
A grand ball will be given at the new
schoolhouss. sutro. Wednesday evening.
March II, for the benefit OF the sutro
Public School Fund.
Last evening the Fire Commissioners
Of Virginia reelected John Rush Chief
Engineer Of the Paid Fire Department.
An assessment Of "a per share has
been levied by the Utah.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-03
Helping the Needy.

Yesterday ct the Savage mine, on the
desk where the men were being paid of,
was placed q box to receive contributions
for the assistance Of Harry Lee, an engi.
nser who had his right hand badly
injured some time since and who Is now
In San Francisco. Over $3.50 WAS con.
trlbuted. Contributions for the same
man were also taken up at the Gould &
Curry and at the Chollar.N orcross.Sav.
age shaft.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-03
California Matters in Congress.

C~allIOrnld Matt0rs III COusrcSbs
WASHINGTON, March AIN the House
Of Representatives yesterday California
measures we're introduced IS follows {:
By Page-Psrmitting stsamplows to be
imported by any person, for his own
use. free Of duty. BY Pacheco-To
donate the Camp Independence rsserva.
ton to the counties OF Inyo and Mono
for the purpose OF establishing and
maintaining . public high school. BY
Bsrry-To refund to Thomas Guineau
and B. Sherit certain moneys paid for
cancelled desert land entries, Page and
Berry also presented joint resolutions
from the California Legislature asking
an appropriation to complete the iron.
clad Monadnock at Mare Island navy
yard, and the free admission OF steam
ploWa.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-03
wp c.N,r TALK

without showing the condition Of our tesin.
Every iaush exposes thsm. In order not 70 Pc
Hhamed Of them lot ~ use that standard dsnt'
fdes. sozoDoNT. which 10 sure to keep tnem
white and spotiess. No tartar can encIus.
them, no csnker AFFECT the snsmei: nc .RSSseTr
Of decay infest the dental bone, u soLOpvN.
10 regularly ussd. IL II . botanical pteps s w.
and It. beneficial elects on the teetn ,no aam'
are marvellous, - it removes ~ eisco'Sr
and renders the gums hard sna fosy'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-03
L,on county h.s iu.truc..d n. A,s..

Lyon county has instructed the Assss-
nor TO collect poll taxes Immediately.
Better wait till the grading Of the Bodis
road IL commenced.
George Foots has relocated the Gran.
claim, 1900 feet. Gold Hill District.
north Of the Marssrstta and has called
IL the Badger.
The Rocky Bar has been incorporated
In Virginia BY Il. d. Stevens. d. b
Lyman and II. N. Stone; shares 60, 600,
OF 500 each.
A trial trip Of the new air motors hai
bssn made in the Sutro tunnel. Gen
sral satisfaction IL expressed with tn
result.
Thsrs viii be Lsntsn service at st
Johns Church this evening ct z o'clock
An are cordially invited.
Captain T. @. Taylor was among IL
DEPARTURES last evening.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-03

Tho following message. intended to
break bad news gently. was sent 70 the
widow Of q man who had just been killed
by Q railroad accident: "Dear Madam
Your husband 10 unavoidably detained
for tho present. Tomorrow an UNDER
taker will call upon you with the full
particulars"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-03
Resumed wsrk.

The Lyon County Times Of today say
work was resumed yesterday on the
Golden Star mine, situated about nj
mils. northeast Of the mouth Of Six.
mile Canyon, owned BY Martin and
Peter Cooney. This mine has bee.
clossd sinoe 1870. The last ore extracted
was worked ct the mill Of Barney i
Evans.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-03
su.ro runn.l Matters.

Al the annual meeting Of the sutrc
Tunnel Company the reports showed
tina. the expenditures Of the eompsn,
during tho year amounted to $751;
898 10. of which $780, $50 80 was or
the tunnel work. The following royal
ties were received during the year: From
the Consolidated Virginia hall rstss),
$40, 0s9 81; California halt ratssl. $l6.'
633: Hale 4 Norcross, $2450; Savage,
s6l. Gould & Curry, $43, 26o; Besl
L Bslchsr, $2s, 700. Total. $l7l,s52 81.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-03
The storm.

The terrible wind storm Of the past
few days eliminated about daylight this
morning In Q fall Of snow. It has since.
as Artsmus Ward says, Kept on con.
tinuin' to do 10 to IN alarmin' extent"
The fall has not been great, but sufh'
Gent to blot out the world which yestsr-
day people looked upon and present an
entirely new one In It's stead. The storm
II general all over the coast and In this
section bids fair ito be continued in our
next"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-03
Ths savage water.

Tho savage water. is hotter than at
nrst supposed, and the miner who fell
into It and jumped out and was as good
as ever and came back mex. day to 60
on with his work Is pretty badly hurt
after all. His legs are sorely infamsd.
primarily ON account Of the burn and
secondarily IN account OF subsequent
exposure.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-03
A Monster Disposed OF.

CHARLESTON. 8. O.. March IA one.
armed negro, named Louis Kinder. hav.
ing assaulted and outraged . white
woman named Byrd, was yesterday cap.
tured. identified and imprisoned. The
guards were ovsrpowersd BY the woman's
relatives, and, after some delay, the
negro was hanged and the body riddlsd
with bullets. He confessed his crime
and also TO outrssing . colorsd woman
six years ago, to killing Q colored girl, TO
four burQlsriss and numberless thsfts.