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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-14
Dissrics Court.

Tho following business was trans
acted in the District Court this morning:
Estate Of G. A. johnson, deceased
Petition for permission to sell mining
stocks fled and Saturday. the 2lst inst,
set for hearing.
Perkins W.. Sierra Nevada-Motion to
strike Off v~eriication OF complaint and
to strike out portions Of complaint; mo-
ton allowed as to section 5 OF the com.
plant, and disallowed as to the veriiiea-
ton |; five days to amend and defendant
allowed to answer.
Eldridse vs.. Storey county-M Motion OF
plaintiff to dismiss appeal on account OF
no bond being filed d~isallowsd.
Liebes vs.. Kullman-Sst for the 2lst
inst.
Henry Bawdsn vs.. His creditors-Ad-
ditional time given In which to hie
objections to appointment OF assignee
and allegations Of fraud.
Fredericks vs.. o. G. Steel-Continusd
for the term by consent.
In the matter OF the writ OF mandamus
vs.. Judge Moses, IN rem City Of Virginia
W.. Martin Cohep-Answer fled that
under tho law Of tho land said Cohen
was not entitled to u trial by jury; mat
ter argued and submitted; Judge Rising
intimsted an opinion that in all cases
arising under violations Of ordinances.
the defendant was not entitled to Q trial
by Jury, but took the matter under ad.
vissment.
Richard Dixon. . native Of Ireland,
aged 50, and Patrick Malonsy. . native
Of Great Britain, aged 81. admitted to
citizenship.
Adjourned till Monday at 10 A. N.
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washburns Will Not Have It.

CHICAGO, February 14.-The Inter
OCEAN has the following double-leaded
editorial: 1.-THE persistent efforts Of GER
tain journals hostile TO General Grant,
in trying to mako people believe the
Hon. E. B. Washburns Is . candidate
for the Presidency. has become annoying
to that gentlemen and hs authorizes rs
to announce that no Is not, and under
NO circumstances will he be. such . can.
didate. He Is for General Grant for the
Presidency frst, last and all the time.
He further says that the friend who
wrote to this paper the other day that he
was Q candidate for the Governorship OF
Illinois was more jealous than wise. We
are fully authorized to announce that
Washburne is q candidate for no public
position whatever ; that II 10 bis earnest
desire to see Grant nominated and
elected President. He believes Grant 10
the man for the place against all others;
that he IL the man to lead tho party to
success and the country to prominent
prosperity. wsshburns appreciates the
compliment intended him by his many
earnest friends in mentioning his name
for these high positions. but understands
also that his mama 10 being used to divide
and dsmoralizs the stalwart force, and
he desires In this way to put an end to 1t
al
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In consideration Of 81 P. J. MeMahon

In consideration Of 81 P. ]. McMahon
has decided to Wal. j. Tuska ons.hslf
interest in the bennington Gold and
Silver Mining claim. This claim Is stu.
ate in Virginia Mining District, and Is
bounded on the south by the Phil. Sher-
dan claim, on the north by tho Allen
Con. claim, on the east by the Morning
Star claim, and on the west by the Pey-
tona claim, and has surface ground Of
1917 acres.
Speaking OF the decline in Sierra Ne
vada stock during the middle Of the week
the San Francisco Post says: II was the
impression among well posted people
that Sierra Nevada had been purposely
broken by insiders. who want more stock
before proceeding further with develop.
ments north Of the incline.
Articles Of incorporation Of the South
Mono Gold Mining Company, to do q
mining business In the Bodis mining
district. have been Aled below. Capital,
$40, 900, 900. in shares OF 500 each.
Direciors-w. q. Brown, Robert Bar.
ton, Henry Dsas, ]. X. Goodrich and
N. P. Minor, all OF San Francisco.
At a meeting OF the Emmett Guard Of
Virginia last Wednesday night 1t was
resolved to give q grand ball on st. Pat.
rick's Day. The proceeds OF the ball
will DO donated for the assistance OF the
suffering poor Of Ireland.
The final cleanup Of Sierra Nevada
bullion was shipped night before last.
amounting to s3l. Si3 s.. This makes
a total Of SAC, $3.50 - for January and
February, AMI was the product Of about
1000 tons Of ore.
The County Commissioners advertise
in another column for sealed proposals
for lining the County Jail with iron.
Plans and specifications may be seen ct
the Office OF the County Clerk.
There's Q mule driver in Gold Hill
who addresses his team a. his "dsar
carers" Whenever he wants them to pull
and ere he whips them. He feeds them
corn in the ear, too.
The Supreme Court has declared the
opium law constitutional.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-14
EASTERN DISPATCHES.
tsrsc.AI TO TIE, BOLD .rLI DAILY z.v,I
Reeehsr on rhird.rsrmism.

Beecher on Third. Termism.
New Yoax. February l4.-Bsechsr
said at the Lincoln Club dinner last
night: "It I could have my own way I
would vote for Grant to come back Flow
applause. partly because I should wish
to bear testimony against that heresy OF
mo third term which has taken such q
strong hold Of some people. I refuse
to allow any party or any political Or
Ranization to take away from me my
right to call again to Office q man who,
while in ofios, has ably fulfilled Its funo.
lions, who 10 the choice OF the majority
Of his c~ountrymsn. and say that he shall
not try again. loud applause Ipro.
test against going into an election handi.
capped. I should select Grant because
I think rotation 10 Office Is the curse Of
our affairs. What We want is more Sta
bility and continuity. Il 10 . point OF
weakness that our President II elected
evory IOuI years. AZ ~ III ANNIVERSARY
excitement and disturbance Of our com.
munity, and yet to have any army Old
GERS elected for life would be going to
the other extreme. The b,st thing is
to r~e.elect from term 10 term the man
who is found to be competent and able
to discharge eficisntlyl.the functions Of
his ofaos. lApplsuse.] So that I hold
q man should not only be eligible for Q
third term. but ven for q fourth or .
ffth term. prolonged applause.] I
do not know why, II . Judge II elected
for seven years, and reelected repeatedly,
II he IL an efficient Judge, Q President
should not be reelected In the same
manner likewise. should elect Grant
II I had the casting OF the whole vote OF
the country. I should elect him because
I think he is, perhaps. the most remark
able man our age has ever produced. In
any country he il q man very little
understood"
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oopppnr xorR RAfrLrs

or digestion with Hoststter's Stomach Bltters.
. medicine which removes nstulsnee. heart
burn, ~irrssuluity Of the bowels, poverty OF The
blood and all shifting. hsrsssins. psrpls1ing
.vmntoms Of dvspepsia, ~ we'll ~ their csu,e.
a eonspicuous change in the appearance -
we'll 81 in the feelings Of those who use the
Bittsrs takes place a. the distressing symptoms
disappear, and the stomach. liver and bowels
reassums their function IN full force and sctiv'
lily. Ths hlggard appearances OF the counten'
ance INC palloWness Of dyspeptics are eupplant
Cd by . healthier look, and a. the food 10 sseim-
Hated, ths BODY acquires substance. Appetite.
without which food does comparatively little
good. 10 restored. and the nervous pystem 70
freshed with much needed slumber, through
the use OF this medicine. which 10 also bone.
ncisl to persons OF q rheumatic tendency, and
an inestimabls preventive OF fever and ague.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-14
NOW IN SIERRA NEVADA.
Ten Feet OF Miiliag Ore and . Ne"
Rormasios 300 Feet North or she
InollneeOre In she Winse.

Sierra Nevada comes to the front
again today ~ an object Of especial in
terest in mining circles. Several ex-
perts were in the mine this morning,
and all are pleased. It seems that at
last one place has been found where
prospecting can be carried on and the
miners not be compelled to withdraw on
account OF water.
The experts report Q new formation
containing 10 feet Of milling ore in the
crosscut east from q point In the main
lateral drift, 400 feet north Of the east
shaft and 900 feet north OF the incline.
This IL not all pure quartz. some por.
phyry being mixed with 1t. Tho lorna.
ton, however, 10 essentially different
from that south and nearer the incline.
The quartz is soft, sugsry and kind and
In the returns gold preponderatss.
The face Of the drift Ia now In soft,
rotten porphyry, which 10 q good indica-
ton. Before the crosscut was run Q
diamond drill was sent ahead to prospect
for water. Tho borings gave assays
through this portion Of the ledge OF $SS,
and this Is probably . good average,
since the borings came from the entire
width Of the orc vein. Lower assays
were obtained further along. and the
crosscut will Be continued.
The trend Of this new ore vein Is
about north 20 degrees east. Some OF
the experts measured across tho north
side Of the vein and say there are IL
feet OF ore there. Superintendent James
says 8 feet OF milling ore. Most who
saw Il say 10 feet. All agree that 1t Is
wider on the north side than on the
south, which would indicate that the ore
makes north. II reminds one very much
OF the ore found aforetims in the
Belchsr.
The great importance which attaches
to this strike. aside from the ore itself.
10 that IL 10 . new Hnd and belongs ex-
c.usivsly to Sierra Nevada.
The winzs from the 2400 level isdown
40 feet, the bottom still In ore, portions
Of which are the finest OF black sulphu.
rets. The depth attained Ii about what
was expected before the west clay would
DO reached and the wiuzs turned to an
incline. It looks we'll.
Assays from the north strike run from
$50 to over $500. Twrnty.ssven car
loads have been sent to the dump. Car
samples have not yet been assaysd. mol
have assays been received yet from the
ore in the winze. That portions oil
il will 90 high there can be no doubt.
nor can there be any a. to the ore In
either place being q milling proposition.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-14
MINING NOTES.
Matters or Inseress All Along shs
Lode.

Pump rods are being put in place at
the Union shaft.
Yellow jacket has received its new
cables. each 800 feet long. eight inches
vide aud bali an inch thick.
Connection between the Yellow Jacket
27OO level and the Con. Imperial $500
will DO made by Monday or Tuesday
next.
Lady Bryan is prosecuting east, $50
level. -.
Quinn's vein OF ore widsnsd to 6 feet
ON being followed north . short distance.
In the Alta ground the south driis has
cut into ore assaying a. high as $500.
At the Brunswick mill there 10 an ac-
emulation OF 600 or 700 tons Of Union
ore. The cold weather which prevailed
during the fore part Of the week hind.
cred reduction. .
Union raises from ITO to 100 tons Of
ore Der day, and the orshouse Is full.
Yellow Jacket employs 257 men.
Machinery has been purchased below
for the Sierra mine. Devils Gate Dis
trict, aud will be forwarded Is loon as
possible. As soon IS 1t Is up and In
operation a crosscut will be started near
the northern boundary Of the mine.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-14
Heavy storm In the South.

NASHVILLE, Tenn. February IA
cyclone. accompanied by lightning.
thunder and q heavy rain. passed over
this city early yesterday morning. The
wind blew at the rate OF 40 miles an
hour. The spires Of tho First Baptist,
st. Johns and st. Paul's churches were
blown down. as was the inside brick wall
OF the new Custom. house. The roof Of
Rhes & Sons elevator, containing
5000 bushels Of grain. was swept Of.
The third story Of the Edgefeld Man
u~facturing Company's building was
blown away. The roofs OF q large mum.
Der Of private residences were blown of,
and the damage up to this hour cannot
possibly be estimated.
At Frankfort the Kentucky river rose
at the rate Of q foot an hour. The lower
end OF that city Is flooded, and the water
is In the State House yard. The rise
was never before known to DO 10 sudden.
The loss Of logs, etc., In the river will
very great.
Reports to the Courier. Journal from
the interior are to the effect that consid-
cradle damage has been done to out.
houses, bridees, etc.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-14

Tho Sand.L0tters Answered.
SAN FaAscrsoo. February 14.-Ths
following replies to the workingmsn's
Committee were received BY them yes.
tsrdsy:
San Francisco. February 10. 1880.
L. ]. Cannon anG Peter Bell. Com.
mitlse-G Gentlemen /: I have received
yours, addressed to tho Central Pacific
Railroad Company, calling attention to
Section 2 Of Article 10 Of the Constitu.
ton Of this State, and also note your re-
quest to discharge the Chinese now en-.
ployed by this corporation, and to open
q Geld where the people Of our own race
can honestly and honorably earn their
daily bread. There are now In the en-
ploy Of the company, within the city
and county Of San Francisco. seven
Cinnamon. There IL also employed by
this company q large number Of white
men. many Of whom are retained DO.
cause they have been heretofore en-.
ployed by this corporation, but whose
services are not ct this time really need.
cd. The company will ever be mindful
OF the laws Of this State. and will en-.
dsavor. chserfully, to submit to them as
Il understands them, or a. the courts
may construs them. In the manage
ment Of its business II will DO governed
under the laws OF the land entirely, and
by the consideration Of what It shall
deem, In Its own judgment, to be the
wisest policy. hoviug due regard for the
rights and interests Of its stockholders.
Respectfully. LrLAsD STAMFORD.
Prsntiss Sslby. Of the Selby Smelling
Works. also returned the COMMITTEES q
verbal answer. He was quite explicit,
and told the committee that be would
hire what labor he chose. and that he
chose. and that he did not recognize the
authority Of any body Of men to dictate
to him. When the United States for.
babe him to employ Chinese labor he
would obey the law. and not until then.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-14

Captain Sam says mono Of the Piutes
from this part Of the country are going
10 The Mslhsur reservation In Oregon.
bat that old winnsmuccs and his people
will 60 there.
Bslehsr il shut down today TO put on
the new incline rope. II came in two
,isoes. 5000 and 22O0 feet long rsspsc-
lively, and will be In uss tonight
Adolph sutro and daughter were
among the arrivals BY yesterday morn
ins's train.
Hub Parker, Nevada Nsh Commits
,ionsr, d on the Comstock today.
n. an.ss Of ans weather now on the
80.
sl.1.. s.,.A. is dividing h0ness Win
ppAis ssv.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-14
precautionary step.

Under the above heading the San
Francisco Stock Report mentions the fact
Of the filing Of the certified copies Of
articles Of association. amalgamstion
and consolidation between tho Central
Pacific Railroad Company, ETC.. In the
office OF the County Recorder Of Storey
county. and adds : "The object OF this
move probably is to enable The ANAL,
gamated company to remove Its principal
place Of business to Virginia City II the
operations OF the new Constitution
should make It warm for them in San
Francisco. Nearly all leading mining
companies have taken q similar STEP"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-14
the sopIr RAILROAD.
why the Railroad Company Wants
90 Employ Chiness Labor In Con.
%ssructing lG.

Everybody knows and hears daily the
rsasons urged why Chinese should not
be employed in the construction Of the
Bodie railroad. Following il the rail.
road argument. and given in addition to
what has already appeared. II was OBJ
tanned today from q man who 10 In the
Office Of the railroad at Carson:
The company would prefer to employ
Chinese not only on account OF the
greater chsapness in the construction OF
the road, but because Of the influx Of
whites to obtain labor the moment II 10
known that white labor 10 to be utilized.
Letters have already been received from
hundreds OF men in all parts OF the
country and many Of them East who oil
want to come and work on the road, and
Who will come II white labor il employed.
Once here they cannot get away again,
and after the ak months work on the
road arc ended will be left as additional
idlers to be supported. They cannot
even get away II denied employment on
the road, and will thus crowd on those
already here and increase the number OF
men who cannot get work.
Men Who do the construction work on
railroads are not OF the class which
opens up and develops q country. This
VA proved by the lls men Who went
from the Comstock 10 work on the Ne
vada Central. They all came back
when work on that road was finished,
Notwithstanding the fact that 1t runs
through good country, where
there are chances to mine and chop
wood and make farms and develop the
various industries Of the section.
II Cinnamon are employed. not one
of those here will Be hired. They will
all come from San Francisco under con-
tract, aud be returned to that point again
and not left here to increase the number
of the idle and those who cannot make
o subsistence.
The projectors Of the road say they
can have no interests which are not
identical with those OF the country
through which the road Ii to run and the
sections tributary thereto. The prosper.
ity Of the road must depend on the pros.
psrity Of the country and . cheap road
means q long road aud lower tariffs.
The road can be built longer aud cheaper
by Chinese labor than by white labor.
They give the information that the
subject is undecided and is waiting the
action Of the labor Unions Of the Com
stock.
The foregoing Is simply the statement
OF the road managers and 10 given place
in the NEws because 1t Is right that both
sides should have a hearing and because
II is especially . matter Of local news.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-14
Pacific Coast Pioneers.

At q regular meeting Of the Society OF
Pacific Coast Pioneers night before last
the following donations TO the library
were received: Ten volumes Scientific
Monthly, by T. Fisher; two volums "Po-
litical History OF Great Britain" BY
Charles Wilson; Congressional docu-
ments. by Hon. R. n. Dassett; Jour
nal, Of the Nevada Legislature. by Tai.
bot Thompson. A vote OF thanks vas
rendered to the donors.
A committee. consisting OF Messrs.
Gibson, Noyes. Harris. Lowcry and Tay.
lor was appointed to rs,is. the Oonsu;
amendment Is to exclude all members
Who are unduly in arrears for dues.
President Taylor gave notice that a.
the next meeting hs would otisl 2 rs;o.
luton providinsths regular meetings DO
held monthly instead Of ssmi-monthiy'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-14
Competitive Combination.

LOUISVILLE, February l4.-The In
tensest excitement Is created by the an
nouncemsut that . consolidation or oon-
tract for Ave years had been entered into
between the Louisville and Nsshvills
and the Georgia Central roads. Each
end Of the combination Is to conduct it,
affairs In its own way. The aim OF 1t Is
to give through bills Of lading from 81.
Louis TO New York and Liverpool. and
from Louisville aud Nashville to the
same points. The combination can
carry freight at rates that will Be rain.
GUS 10 the northern trunk lines. It e1:
poets 10 have o large part Of the grain
that Qoes from Chicago TO New York
and Liverpool BY tho Northern routes to
take the Southern route.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-14
Homo Charity.

SAN FhAscrsco, February 1.-THE
following tslsgraphic correspondence sx.
plains itself:
New YoRx. February ITO Leland
Stanford: Won't you give MS some
thing for the Irish Relief Fund.- The
interest on the loan is offered. but the
security is.sood. DIoS BoucIcAuLr.
SAN Francisco. february l3.-To
Dion Boucicault, New York City: For
the suffering poor Of Ireland I have the
sympathy Of common humanity. but
there 10 an ample field nearer home for
ell that I have to give.
LELAND STANFORD.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-14

There win b. Divine service al the Methodist
Episcopal Church. Gold Hill, tomorrow a. I:io
y. T.. Rev. Mr.. Graham ofdcisttng. NO
morning service. Sunday SCHOOL Ct 80.
81. Jshn's Church. Gold Hill. Rev. r.. 3.
Kaufman, ministsrin-chsrys. ervfces on Sun
DAY at II A. u. The seats are free and al are
cordially invited. Sunday school Ct i:So.
Thsrs will b divine service at 10. Pauls
Church, Virginia City. tomorrow at II a. H..
Bishop whitaker onleisiins.
There will b. divire service at Dayton to-
morrow evening at TO 2. n, Rev. George ".
o6ciaftns.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-14
now no SAVE n

Instead OF going to . doctor for . preserip-
tion, n you have Bright's Dlssase, Disbstss,
Pain In the Back and Loins, Smsrting. Innsu.
nation. oaleuli, Brckdust Deposit, or any
troub.s Of the Kidneys or Bladder. buy . bottle
Of DIR. MINTIR'S NKPHRETICUA. the great
Buchu Compound. II 10 the most wonderful
prescription ever compounded for these
troubles, Mossrs. Abrams 4 Carroll. Wholesale
druggists. say : I'VE regard NqhreHeun a.
tie 6sst kidney and Bladder Remedy IN ht
mdrkst." Woodward, druggist, Portland. Ore.
gon, says Everybody speaks highly OF IT,
Chiids, drugHirt, Portland. Oregon. says: "Sold
lots OF 10; II always does the work" MANY
have been cured Of obstinate kidney complaints
sale by all druggists. Prios, 81 . bottle. OF
six bIttlss for Is.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-14
she CowhIded Him.

PORTLAND, Or. February l3.-Frani
Pritchard, runner for the Aurora Hotel,
Independence. Polk county, was COW.
hided on the streets Of that place
last evening by Miss Mollis Nat.
thsws, daughter OF tho proprietor
Of the Revere House, In the Same
town. Pritchard had recently been
circulating . sandalous reports con.
eerning Miss Matthew'S character. The
young lady met him on the street, and
charging him with the authorship Of the
reports, proceeded to chsstise the Sian.
dersr severely. The affair created
intense sensation.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-14
rhs Mines OF Colorado.

NEW Yonx, February l3.-Profsssor
Blake was interviewed yesterday BY .
reporter on mines and mining In the
Far West. BE said the great expansion
Of the mining industry during tho last
few yssrs was the result, not OF outside
effort to develop fictitious values and
encourage speculation. but Of the sotu.l
wealth. reproducing capacity OF the busi-
psss. tesdvills, he says, 10 good for .
great many years yet. and many new
regions remain 10 BE- opened. While In
LssdviIls q few weeks ago hs found hum
drsds Of psopl. preparing 70 push o. 70
Eagle river, about sevsnty.nvs miles
distant, a soon - the spring opens.
Very rich dsvslopmsnts have been made
there,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-14
WHY WILL O

Allow q cold To advance in your system and
thus enooursss moro serious malsliss. saoh y
Hsmorrhagss and Lung troubles
when an immediate relief can Be 20 readily Of.
tsined. BoschSs,s German Syrup hss gained the
largest sale IN the world for tbs cure OF oouehs.
Colds and the seversst Lung Diseases: IL v
DR.. Boschcs's famous German prescription,
and 10 prepared with the grsatsst care, and no
fear need be entertained In Administering 10 70
Of this medicine u unprecedented. Since frst
introduced there haa been q constant tncrses-
ing demard and without . single report OF .
failure TO do It's work IN any case. Ash yeur
DRUGGIST a. to the truth OF these rsmaf.ks.
Lsris size Is osnts. T,y 1t and be oonvin''d'