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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-10

Agnes Gullsy IL now trying to get even
ON her husband. Samuel Gullsy. She
tried to prove him insane. and hs pub
lishsd o card warning the public against
her, and now she has brought suit Tor
divorce, alleging extreme cruelty. This
gully Is getting deeper and deeper.
Nevada Lodge No. 80. I. o. B. B.,
Virginia, has elected the following named
officers: Morris Levy. President; II.
Block, Vice President; L. Kramer. Re.
cording Secretary (rs-sleotsd) d. j.
Harris, Treasurer (re.electsd) ; Ph. Tau.
sig, +. s.; =. Asher. W.; n. Brooks,
o. G.
At the annual election Of the Bullion
Mining Company yesterday the follow.
ing Trustees wsro elected: 9. F. Mo.
Dermott, w. II. Sears, Q. j. Pillsbury,
J, W, Roberts aud d. Crittsndsn.
Mexican has levied an asss ssmsnt OF
90 DER share.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-10
Mackay's Devil O. - Hole.

This morning. at the Con. Virginia
office, q Chinaman stood with open
mouth and staring eyes and heard su-
perintendeut Patton talk with Rooney
Of the Union shalt through the tele-
phone. A moment later his cue made
nearly a horizontal plane as he shot out
the door. At the lime his only ex-
clamation was:
Hi to Choia-me mucca no joss
hell debble got John Macka in hole
A few moments after. a News repre-
sentative saw John by the railroad track
and asked him what was the matter.
he said
me lika see John Macka, 60 in house
linda him man debble talk In hole.
Missa Macka him belly licha man. got
dsbble down in mine. Hima keep up
shu.ta till catcha gold. silba ALA time.
No good-money good; debble no good
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-10
Dissrics Court.

The following business was trans
acted in the District Court this morning:
State vs.. Mike C%urley-J. W. whitcher
Withdrawn as counsel for defense and J..
II. Graham substituted.
Noble vs.. Nobls-Dismissed on mo.
ton OF plaintiff.
Estate OF Charles P. Adams, deceased
Mrs. Adams appointed administrative,
with bond at $500.
Kirman vs.. Shiebell-Demurrer with
drawn; five days to answer.
Fredsricks vs.. Steele-Demurrer con-
fessed; Ave days to amend complaint;
ten days thereafter to answer
Fredericks W.. Bank Of Virginia-De-
murrer withdrawn; ten days to answer.
Lernhart vs.. same-same order.
Estate Of Wm. Campbell, deceased
Final account OF administrator filed and
January "a set for hearing.
Estate Of Rose Cabane, deceased
Same.
Estate Of N. Mccarthy. deceased
Same.
Estate OF Matt. Devine. deceased
Case from last Public Administrator; no
papers on fle; over 500 in the hands
OF the present administrator; ordered
that notice DO published 10 days re.
curing creditors to reprove their claims.
Estate OF R. @. Darling, deceased
Same precisely as the above.
Estate Of J.. W. S~onnanstine, deceased
r. T. Brodek appointed admins.
traitor; II. Morris, s. Schwartz and X.
Arnold. appraisers; ordered that notice
to creditors be given.
Estate and guardianship OF Matthew
Davis and Sarah Ann Davis, minors
Order entered setting aside sale OF real
estate.
Estate Of Emanuel Taylor. deceased.
Reported to court that real estate had
been sold and the proceeds pocketed by
Mr.. Gaines, administrator OF the estate.
Ordered that the said administrator be
cited to appear 10 court on the l4th In
slant to show cause. II any he has, why
be should not pay the money to the cred
itors OF the estate.
Adjourned till Wednesday, Jan. 18th
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-10

Those collecting OF the mines ~ uo
nih TOT the if'sn 'un',r' ..f
10 meet ~ the Once % ".,,;ss.
ary .omotiov 40 - S
VIM. n. Patton. supsrip,Oud.nt Of
p.,..,. -. h,s ,.,u,n.a from
An. mating ~ tina Consolidated vir.
oinis stockhold,rs. recently held in San
Francisco.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-10
Resisting Eviction.

DUBLIN, January s.-Thsre are some
further reports OF disturbance by riot
Gus asssmblagss in resistance to process
servers In the counties Of Mayo. Sligo
and Galway, but NO serious conflicts
have occurred. The process servers
have In most cases been compelled to
abandon the effort to do their work Of
svicting tenants. A paragraph tele-
graphed here about Parnell's speech at
Newark leads to the inference that ex.
aggsrated accounts Of the affair In Gal.
way on Friday last have reached the
United States. The facts are that the
police, who were protecting the process
servers, were assaulted by . crowd OF
peasants, who had assembled to prevent
the service OF processes. The police
fred four shots over the heads Of the
crowd. and then charged with axed bay.
onets, whereupon the people fed.
There were reports among the peasantry
that six or seven Of their number had
been injured. but the authorities have
been unable to find any OF them. Four
leaders Of the mob have since been ar.
rested and committed for trial.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-10
outrages Committed by the Utes.

WARRINGTON, January s.-Judge Bel.
ford has q letter, the accuracy Of which
cannot DO doubted, which ho will pre-
sent to Congress for the purpose Of
showing that the claim in behalf Of the
Indians, that NO outrages have been
perpetrated outside Of tho reservations.
is false. The letter Is from q gentleman
well known In Colorado, and q list OF
the outrages Is appended. He says I:
"All OF which ! and plenty OF others,
settlers In that country, car certify to as
having been committed by the Utss, and
absolutely without the slightest provo.
cation. Depredstions were committed
ut the house and corral Of F. Marshall
In Eaeria Park, twelve miles east OF the
northeast corner OF the Reservation; the
house OF w. Springer Dorty, five miles
from the Reservation; the house, stable
and corral OF D. G. Whitney, over forty
miles from the Reservation ; the house
OF A. H. SWEET, forty miles from the
Reservation; the house Of G. @. Smart,
in the same neighborhood; the house Of
R. Webster, ct the foot Of Gorge range.
twenty miles east Of the Reservation.
On October /, 1873, the Utes ran of the
horses OF d. G.. Whitney, IA in number,
from his place 40 miles from the reser-
walton; on September 20, 1878, two Utes
set Ere to the grass surrounding 40 tons
OF hay belonging to Smarts; on July !,
1879. Big Joe. q Ute. set fire to tho grass
and sagebrush surrounding the house OF
Major Thompson. To this list" the
letter Roes on, 81 would add the burn.
Ing Of Byers' house and blacksmith shop
at Sulphur Springs In 1873 or 1874.
The Indians admitted this deed; their
testimony was taken and, together With
Byrrs' affidavit, fled in the Commits.
sioner's office. / think his claim was
disallowed. The Utes also burned the
house belonging to A. n. Smart, two
miles south OF Hayden, Roult county,
on or about July o.. 1879. To the best
Of my knowledge and belief o seri.
Gus and more numerous dspredations
have been committed by the Utes ON
Snake river, although ] have not the
documentary evidence ct hand.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-10
the STORM.
Wild Sishs On the Msussains-
work and Play - . baew-
rrsius Stopped IN the Sierra.

Last night was n Of the widest OF
winter among the mountains. It was
snow and blow a. II oil the elements
were on . holiday and had chosen this
section Tor Q irolio. II was cold. too;
this morning the Thermometer touching
u, |. o. 30 below freezing. which 10
about an average for this section.
There are no tidiugs from the Sierra
today. but 1t only requires an outlook to
the south and southeast to see what has
been going on. The mountain tops in
tho sunlight today look as II they would
do for clouds Of glory for saints with
golden harps to sit upon and sing. They
are no good places for mankind. o Is
proved by the fact that the trains on d
Central Pacific are blocked and failed to
cannect at Reno. 90 that neither passen.
gers nor mails are in from the other side
today.
Digging out and s~nowballing are the
principal pleasures this morning. This
is going on almost everywhere. Men
out OF employment get q few bits Tor
shoveling snow. thus proving that. &c.
oording to the old negro. at is IN Ill
wind dat blows nowhsr." Again people
seem to delight in wading. At least
some do. Last night. after the Caledonia
installation, q stalwart son OF Scotia
thought to play q joke on his wife BY
leading her through drifts. She tracked
him till he was tired out, and thus the
Joke was turned.
Today the horse scraper was out in
Virginia making sidewalks passable.
This 10 q sort OF innovation. here. where
it has found its way from the East.
Mooney Is the proprietor and chief en-
gineer.
The wind last night sent snow in
everywhere. Il al as ane az the lust
OF SIMMER and sifted through cracks
and crannies to the disgust OF the house
wife and discomfort Of the bachelor In
his cabin. Taken altogether there has
seldom been such Q night here as was
last night. Drifts are piled where drifts
were never piled before, and some houses
on the mountain side are nearly covered
from sight.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-10
a Big Business.


The hardware store OF Gallatin x
Folsom, Masonic Block. Gold Hill. 10
an immense concern. Any one would
think. to look in upon the thousand
things there. that they had stock enough
to last till next centennial. Yet they
are constantly getting mors-ars com.
PEELED to. in fact, or quit business, for
their delivery wagon Ii continually on
the 60, carrying all sorts OF things to
mines and mills and houses oil along the
lode. This hardware business 10 great
business here on the Comstock. and
Gallatin & Folsom do their share OF 1t.
They advertise in the Nrws, as will be
seen by looking under the head Of "Nsw
Today"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-10
Water Problem Solved.
EursLn Leader, Jan. 8.

EureIu LeudeTp Su"' De
The watsr problem has solved itself In
the Eureka Con-, without any work or
interference from the management.
The iow Of water 10 just Is heavy
as when Il arst broke In from the X. X.
ground, but Its disappearance 4: a.
rapid. It comes In or the twelfth level
and pours into a WINE sunk to the
west of the incline. In the winze Il
rises within three feet Of the top, and
that il the last seen Of 1t. Oceans OF
water have been poured into that hole,
and still 1t carries OF the immense
volume. There Is no doubt that an
underground channel has been struck.
and its opening solves the question Of
drainage e~ifsotuslly and without cost or
expense. The 18th and l4th levels are
still allied With water, but they can be
cleared and KEEP. free whenever the COM
pany decides TO pump them oct.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-10
The state Virtually Under Military
Rule-Plots and Counterplots.

AUGUSTA. January 9.-Early this morn.
ing General Chamberlain issued . gen.
eral order. stating that In view Of the
extraordinary situation now presented at
the seat OF government, he would ss-
sumo command and protect public prop
-rty and the institutions OF the State in
trust for the people until the Governors
successor has been legally elected and
duly qualified. By this order General
Chamberlain assumes temporarily tho
Office OF Governor and Commandsr.in-
Chief. The entire police force at the
State.house was changed this morning
those indicated by Chamberlain taking
the place OF those dwelling there for
several weeks. The change was quietly
made.
This morning when the House met no
Republican was in the hall, and Mr..
Locke was the only one In the Senate.
This at once gave the clue to the Repub.
lican policy. As soon ~ the reading Of
the journal was finished, Swami, OF
Minot, rose to q question OF privilege.
and gave an account OF an attempt 70
bride him. Tho name OF the accused
party is Wallace r. White, Of Winthrop.
Herman testified that the Same offer
had been made to him by White.
Ssventy.two members only appeared
this morning in their seats-all Fusion.
lists. The House attempted to exclude
all but the official reporters. but several
were struggled in.
The feeling Of doubt and distrust
which prevails has increased rather than
diminished within twenty.four hours.
The military power. although no troops
are called out, Is becoming unusually
conspicuous for Maine. General Cham.
berlain il in constant consultation with
the civil authorities. and 10 gradually
becaming an important figure.
Hale's leadership IL consummate and
carries terror to his enemies. All the
confidence, pluck and hope are on the
Republican side.
General Chamberlain, who is now vir-
tually Governor OF Maine and will DO
pending the solution Of the difficulties,
was a Major General during the war.
He Ia President Of Bowdoin College, and
q consistent, though not an extreme or
partisan. Republican. He headed the
appeal, issued by various prominent cit
liens Of Maine, to Governor Garcslon.
urging that gentleman to give up his
plans for counting out the Republican
legislators.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-10
A WORD TO WORN kRs.

II your svocstions are mentally or physically
isborious. II they subject yeu to exposure In In.
element weather. n they eonnns you 10 tho
desk aud srs Of . nature 70 involve wear and
tear Of brain. and nervous strain. you may occs-
sionsily require some renovstinS tonic. Hos.
letters Stomach Bilters 10 the article for you.
Il stimulates the falling energies, invigorates
the body and cheers the inlnd II enables the
systsm 10 throw of the facilitating effects OF
indus fatigue, gives renewed visort TO the organs
Of digestion, arouses the liver when inactive,
which It very often 10 With people vhose par.
suits arc sedentafy. renews tho faded appstites.
snts are safe, apd It's credentials, which consist
In the hearty sndor, emrn Of persons Of every
claps Of society, are most convincing. Admir-.
ably 10 II adapted 70 the medical wants OF
Work0ro.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-10
c.i.dsai. INSTALLATION.

The following officers Of the Virginia
Caledonia Club were installed last even.
ing, wm.M cLachlsn acting as installing
officer: A. L. Wilson. Honored Chief;
]. P. Mcdonald. First Chieitain; VIM.
Somerville, Second Chisftain; William
Sutherland. Third Chieftain; Joseph +.
Mcdonald. Fourth Chieftaiu; William
MsIton, Warden; d. Morrison. Dunnie.
wasssl. After the installation there was
singing by Mrs. G.. Gedge, Miss Fslicis
Genesy, Miss Kittie Falk aud others.
A 6ns supper was spread. and there
were numerous toasts and speeches.
The club will give q big ball on Fri.
day evening. January %.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-10
MlNINa nu1Es.
Matters or Interest All Aioss the
Lode.

Today scorss two additional points In
the favorable outlook along the lode;
One In Beioher and one In Union.
It looks now ss II Belchsr was bound
to get 1t and get Il good. too. This Ia
not 90 much on account Of any improve
ment in the south drift from the H60
orosscut as in all the phases presented BY
the mine whom taken together. On the
5000 level the east drift has been pushed
ahead SO feet and has come to thr black
sslvaQs OF the vein. This selvage 10 two
or three inches In thickness and resem.
blss the same formation encountered on
the 2760 level, but u lies nearer the incline.
That is the main point Of interest; be-
cause for 1900 feet tho ledge has lain
too fat. It has been followed in It's
pitch by the incline. The fact above
mentioned shows the ledge to be
Strengthening up, and that is all that Is
wanted to give II an ore body. II ore Is
not found when that ledge takes Q stsop-
or pitch 1t will DO an exceptional ease.
lQo Nhluo Va bao AuuiouAohb Va ~ '
level Is now greater than ever. They
furnish corroborativs evidence and con.
tinue to look favorably. The strinaer
has been followed So feet south Of the
crosscut. On the 5000 level the south
drift to get under this formation Is 30
feet from the main east drift from the
station.
The improvement In Union is In the
$500 south drift toward the joint Union.
Mexican winzs. This DRIFT has SO feet
this morning to run TO reach the Union.
Mexican line. and Is cutting strsaks OF
fair grade ore. This 10 encouraging.
The Union Consolidated 10 now hosting
1873 tons o.; ore per day.
Twelve new men were set to work at
the Justice mine last Tuesday.
At tho Ophir they have commenced
breasting out and putting In regular
square sets at the north end Of the drift
north in the Hardy vein on the 2l0O
level. This body OF ore shows well In
breasting out.
Work has been resumed in the joint
east crosscut on the 100 level OF the
Gould L Curry and Best 4 Belcher. It
will reach the perpendicular Of the
Gould & Curry and Best 4 Belchsr
shaft about February l.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-10
Location Notice.

Following notice was filed yesterday
for record:
az the undersigned q citizen OF the
united States OF o merica do this arht
dsy Of January 1880 10 cate fifteen
u5OO) hundard feet on this quarts vain
or lode with all dips spurs angles and
variations to gether with three (3o0)
hundard feet on each side for work in
purposes this claim il Lo Gated in Storey
County red Mountain dis trict and State
Of Nevada il q relocation Of the donald
mine and IL shall bee known as the
donald ledge i company l claim nc.
corden to the act past may l0-lS72
Virginia City Jan LIST 1880. Peter Ward
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-10
Basy World.

The facilities for filling orders for all
sorts Of castings and the construction OF
all sorts Of machinery are as good at the
Gold Hill Foundry OF George Emmett,
Lower Gold Hill, a. can DO found any.
where in the State. He has the biggest
planners and the largest lathes and they
are kept busy from morning till night.
Emmett has . busy little world Of his
own down there aud IL ready to con.
s,ruct almost anything which 10 wanted
In the big world outside at shortest
notice and lowest figure. His advertise
msnt will DO found elsewhere.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-10
HOW TO SAVE MONEY.

Instead OF going to . doctor for . prescrip-
ton. II you have Bright's Disease. Diabetes,
Pain In the Back and Loins. smsrting. Innsm.
nation. oslculi, Bdctdust Deposit, or any
Of DIR. MisTIE's NKPHRETICuM, the great
Buehu Compound. II Ia the most wonderful
prescription ever compounded for theee
troubles. Messrs. Abrams 4 Carroll. Wholesale
druggists. ay "W regard Nsphrsieum az
M< hst kidney and Bladder Kennedy In ne
mdrksf." Woodward, druggist, Portland. Ore.
gon, says Everybody speaks highly Of II"
Chllds. druggist. Portland. Oregon. says: "Bold
lots OF 10; Il always docs the work Many
have been cured VI obstinate kidney complaints
After the doctors have given them up. For
stx b.ttlss for IS.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-10
ruR DEATH RATE OF

Our country 10 getting TO be f~esrfuily alarming.
the average Of life being lesssnsd every year.
without any reasonable cause, death resultins
generally from the most insisnineant origin.
At this season Of the year especially. . cold 10
such . common thing thst In the hurry OF every
day life We are apt 70 overlook the dangers AZ
tending 70 and often nnd TOO late, that . Fever
lose their lives in this way every winter. while
had Bosehss's German Syrup been taken, 2 cure
would have resulted, and Q large bill rom .
doctor bssn avoided. For oil diseases OF the
Throat and Lungs, Bosehes's German Syrup has
proven itsslf TO b the grestsst discovery u ~
kind In medicine. Every Druggist In this
Over $4,000 bottles sold last year without .
single failure known. "
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-10
Rslixieas Notices.

Tners viii be Divine service at the Methodist
Hpiseopal Church. Gold Hill, tomorrow 81 Jas
y. H., Rev. Mr.. Graham of1ciAttns. No
morning service. Sunday shooi 81 3N.
50. Johns Church. Gold Hin. Rev. X. y.
Kaufman. minister in-chargs. e.rvtees on Sun
day at n a. u. The seats are nee ana al are
cordially invited. sunday school q iSl
There win DO divine service at Grace Church.
s,iy,r CITY. tomorrow at r. r. y Rsv. George
y. Eastman ofnciating.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-10
Tried 60 Escape.

A day or two since, while the county
prisoners were being marched out to
work on the street. Robert Lee. serving
out Q sentence for vagrancy, made .
break to escape. He would probably
have got away. but in his haste he ran
against . solid citizen who was diligent-
ly engaged in trying to get out OF tho
vsy. when both came to the ground and
Lee came to grief. He has been re-
vsrded for his endeavor to save the
county the expense Of his keeping by a
big steel leslst. nicely polished and ad.
iusted Just above the ankle.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-10

Acolorsd Methodist preacher ct Madi.
SON, Ga, fell into . we'll on . Saturday
piaht and remained there unassistsd nm.
iii the nsxt Thursday. Though thor.
ouehly soaked and pretty well chilled.
he was not seriously injured. The heart.
less local nswspapsr tntimstes that the
wsll ssvsd Somebody turkey roost.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-10
A BREATH

AND PKAhLY TEETH are easily obtained
By cleansing your teeth daily with that Justly
popular dentifhes. sozoDoNT. COMPOSED
Of rare antiseptie herbs. 1t impsrts whitsnsss
10 the tssth, q delicious aroma 70 the breath,
and preserves intact, from youth 70 old
age, the teeth. Acidity Of the stomAch vii
destroy the strongest teeth unis.s as
sGects srs oonntsrsctsd with sozopoNE;
and this pure tooth.wash protects the aentsi
hsrSs 10 them. Al your druggist Tor 1910
DON'T.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-10

James Brown and Thomas Wooley,
who were hurt by the bursting Of the
boiler at the ophir mine day before yes.
tsrdsy, are getting along we'll, and will
b able to Be cut in . few days.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-10
wi.do~.Brs.her from View York.

Last evening about 8 O'Clock a young
fellow OF the hoodlum persuasion dashed
his is. through the show window OF Mr..
Fullman's cigar store. No. 70 south o
street, Virginia. without any apparent
object. An officer happened to DO IN
the store at the time and promptly AZ.
rested tho fellow. When asked Why nd
broke the window. he said : "Because
I want to be arrested. I'm . New YORK
boy. and you bet yer life I've broken
lots Of windows in my time"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-10

wv Walker. W J Wilson. n Davidson.
II Finlsn. d B Lyman. W II French. X
II Lindsay, Mrs. French. L W Lee. Miss
Silk. A Abraham. Miss Burgess. ] Kelly.
II parlells, jas Pollock. Geo Z Tsaslsnd,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-10

Arrivals shts nsvsisg.
LANCER and band. Geo b Hill. Charles
Wilson. Bishop Whitaker and wife. Mrs
Niles, Rose Anderson.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-10

e1o A WEEK. Sis . day st home ss.iiy
SCs., Augusts. Maine.