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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-10
Stay Away.
Candelaria True Fi..srs. June 8.

Candelaria True Fissurs, June ..
Although Csndelaria IL . booming
camp. and its praises have been sounded
all over the Pacific slope, It Is no place
at present for men to come 10 who need
work. There are plenty OF men here to
supply the demand for labor, and any
more coming with that aim In view will
be disappointed. The mines are work
ing oil the men they can mako room for
and employ 10 an advantage. OF course
the usual number Of drones and frauds
are here that can be found In any min.
ing district-msn who have been in every
new camp on the coast for tho past
thirty years-always looking for work
and hoping not to fnd II. or this class
there are not many. but in their case the
supply il equalto the demand also.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-10
Compromised.

Ly0" County 7smss. June O..
At the meeting OF the Board OF County
Commissioners on Monday evening Mr..
Yeripgton. on behalf Of the Virginia and
Truokss Railroad Company proposed to
the Board that the suit for taxes now
pending on appeal between the county
and the railroad company should be
oompromissd-the railroad company TO
pay the amount Of the Judgment, S..
702 30. and each party TO pay Its own
costs and expenses. The Board accepted
the proposition. and instructed the Dis.
trict Attorney to stop all legal proceed.
ings. This compromise puts the county
into immediate possession OF the money,
while II the a . had been fought there
might have been o delay Of . year OF
more with attendant expenses.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-10
Wadsworth and CandelarIa.

Candelaria True Fismre. June 8.
q. d. Barker, the engineer on the
preliminary survey Of the Wadsworth
and Columbus Railroad, arrived In town
from the line Of the route last Thursday.
Hs reports the route n Of the mos,
feasible in the entire country. The
grades = In no instance exceeding
twenty-five feet to the mile. The route
followed Ii through Churchill canyon,
Mason valley, east side Of Walker Lake.
Soda Sprines, Rhodes Marsh. Cands.
laria and Columbus. The country viewed
In many places can bs built, over -
rapidly a. on the prairies OF Illinois.
Mr.. Barker expressed himself much
pleased with the route and will make .
favorable report thereon.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-10

A letter from . prominent citizen Of
Ormsby county. and an old resident Of
this State, under date OF juno 9Th, thus
answers q mootsd question ~ see by
yesterdays Nrws that you wish to know
for certain whether James q. Blaine was
evsr on this coast. I can answer yes.
/ saw him at carlin. On his way to San
Francisco, either in 1870 or 1871. I am
not positive which. but l am positive a.
10 seeing Blaine"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-10

General Garfield has received congrat.
uiatory kilograms from Grant, Blaine.
Hayes, wsshburns. Schurz and scores
Of other men Of prominsnce. politics
and talent, including Lawrence Barrett,
the actor, who let drive the following at
him from Milwaukee : GLORIOUS thou
art and Cawdor. and shalt DO what thou
art promised"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-10
The Pluto Prisoners.
Silvsr State, June 0,

ohpsr ctote, SbHe "
The Piutss In eastern Oregon (Mal.
hsur Reservation Indians) who joined
the Banuooks and went on the war path
two years ago, surrendered In the fall.
They were held as prisoners OF war ct
Fort barney and McDermit for o while,
and then taken to Yakima, Washington
Territory. where they arrived less than
q year and o halt ago. The Yakima
Record says that Of the 500 Piutes which
arrived there ct that time, not more than
200 are now alive. The mortality among
has been fearful. and they have died like
sheep affected with the rot. No wonder
the Piutes here have . wholesome hor-
ror OF Yakima.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-10

Dusling Is 30 popular among the
Newspaper men OF Paris that whenever
one paper gets into an acrimonious
argument with another. . challenge il
promptly sent and accepted. and the
entire force Of both Offices. from editors
to pressmsn. march forth to the neld Of
battle and eight II out with swords or
pistols, or both. Reporters are thin.
ming out fast.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-10
John DEAD.

John Brousham. the weil-known and
popular dramatic author and actor. died
on Monday last in New York. His dis
ease was Of a painful rheumatic eharae.
ter. which during the last two years has
been especially severe, finally causing
his death. He was q native Of Ireland.
having been born there Mays 0, 1910. CON-
ssqusntly was seventy years old when he
died, Q ripe old age. He bscams famous
a an actor about the year 1910. whom
hs played ct the Covent Garden Thea
ter, London. under the Management Of
vsstris. About this time hs also turned
his attention to dramatic authorship and
produced. in conjunction with Dion
Boucicault, "London Assurance" The
part Of Dazzle. 30 successfully per.
formed by Charles Matthews. was Alto
Rsthsr the competition OF Brougham.
He came to this country In 1850. and
appeared In wallack's company. At
this time hs wrote several good come
dies, among which were Files in .
Web" and playing with Fire" He
continued with wallaek for some time.
until he opened . thsater OF his own.
which hs called "Brousham's Lyesum,"
and which proved disastrous to his
finances, and he returned to London
whore hs appeared at the Lycsum. under
the management Of Charles Fschtsr.
There he wrote "The Dukes Motto"
which had . q OF . year. In 1854 be
once more came to this country. and
became . star. appearing in his bur.
lesquss "Pocahontas" and "Colum'
bus" the former being the best bur-
lssqus ever written in the English
language. Subsequently he wrote q
number Of sensational plays, such as
"Ths Red Light" and "Ths Lottery
Of Life"
In 1868 he had the Fifth Avenue The
alter In New York. built for him by jim
Fisk. but. a. usual. he proved to be {
failure % q business manager, and tool
to the stage again, joining Augustir
Days company. and remaining Q mem
Der Of 1t until 1878. when hs agair
joined wallack's. A grand benefit va,
given to him two years ago ct the Acad
envy Of Music. New York. which nsttet
to him the handsome amount OF 500 900
This money was carefully invested ant
brought him In . comfortable little in
oome during the rest Of his days. III
retired from the stage last fall. when OLE
age and feeble health compelled him Il
retire to the ease and quiet Of his homo
Brouehsm wa . generous. whols-soulet
and generous-heartsd Irishman, with
kind word and friendly hand for every
one. and his talents a. both actor anS
author have been dsasrvedly admired
and respected. In his long thsatrica
career he has made plenty Of money To-
others. but little for himself /; he wa
richer in friends than money.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-10

The appointment Of John W. Mactay
q the representative Of Nevada in the
new Republican National Committee Is
. we'll deserved compliment to that gen.
tlsman. There 10 NO more sterling. true
and consistent Republican in the State.
or one who has always done more Anan-
cially or otherwise for the success Of the
party.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-10

4 Paris dispatch states that Sara
Bsrnhardt has accepted an ofor for an
engagement in the United States for 100
nights. the season To begin in November
next.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-10

As soon rs suitable building can bs
procured, q bank il to Be- established at
candslsria-ons Of the regular kind |;
not Q faro bank.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-10

Denver Is Dragging about q resident
who il gradually turning to stone while
yet alive. but he II nothing compared to
lots Of chaps who turned TO brsss soon
aftsr they we're born.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-10
TAKE NOTICE.

"A stock saloon, Main street, Gold Hill, will
please como forward and settle without furthel
notice or delay and thus avoid trouble and
costs. This means business.
ioim THoS. z. FINcH, Agent.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-10
NEW YoRK MIMIC COMPANY.
IN Location Of principal place Of business,
Qan Eranciac0 OHlifoynia

NEW YORK MINING COMPANY.
IN Location Of principal plscs Of business,
San Francisco. California.
Location Of works. Gold Hill. Story county.
Nevada.
Notice 4 hereby given. that 81 . meeting Of
The Board OF Directors. held on the seventh
fIthl day OF June 1880, IN assessment (Ns. ~
Of Fifteen us Cents per share VISA levied
upon the capital stock Of the corporation, pay.
aba Immediately. In United States gold coin,
70 the SECRETARY, at The once Of the Company.
Room .. San Frsuci.oo Stock Exchange Build
ing. No. sH Pine street. Ban Francisco, Gall
foruts.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the TENTH rothI day
Of JULY. 1850, viii be delinquent, and
advertised for sale ct public auction. and
unless payment 10 made before win Be sold on
TUESDAY, the THIRD t1d) day Of
AUGUST, 1850. 70 pay The delinquent assess.
ment. together with costs Of advertising and
expenses OF sale. By order Of the Board Of
Dtrectou.
D. L. THOMAS. Secretary.
Omce-Room Q, Ban Francisco Stock n.
change Building. No. az Pine street., San
fsaAeises, oalifoFais. 3sigtd
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1880-01-24

House met pursuant to adjournment
Speaker Johns in the Chair.
Prayer by Mr.. Mcneil.
| Roll called. Present, HI: absent, 3.
A message was received from the Senate
notifying the House that the Senate had
passed the following bills:
5. Il. No. l, to incOrpOrpOratc the Holly
Springs and Memphis Railroad Company.
$. b. No. 10, TO incorporate the Aberdeen
Gaslight Coke and Coal Company.
IL. b. No. II, to incorporate the town OF
Quitman, Clarke county.
Ii. B. No. Is, to Incorporate the town OF
| Lauderdac.
ii. b. No. 2S, to repeal an Act, approved
| March 9th 1873, to husband certain ferti-
izers in Lowndes county.
ii. b. No. %, in relation to pay of MEM
bers of the Legislature.
III. b. No. %, for the relief of Wayne
county; with an amendment.
Also, that the Senate had cOncIIrred in
House concurrent resolution for the ap-
pOintment of Il committee to investigate
the claim of Joseph Warren against the
Lessees of the Penitentiary.
Mr.. Lewis of Claiborne, of House joint
committee on rules, made a report and ask
ed its adoption, The report was adopted.
A message was received from the Senate
notifying the House of the adoption by the
Senate of concurrent resolution pOstpOn-
ing the election of Superintendent Of the
Pententiary.
Mr.. Lewis moved that 200 copies of the
joint rules be ordered printed. Adopted.
5. B. No. |, to incorporate Holly Springs
and Memphis Railroad; was referred TO
Committee on Corporations.
S. B. No. 10, to incorporate the Aberdeen
Gas Light, Coke and Coal Company; was
referred TO Committee on Corporations.
Senate amendment to. II. Il. No. -, am
Act for relief of Wayne county, was. on
motion of Mr.. Seabrook, con Cured in.
Senate concurrent resolution, postpOning
the election of Superintendent of the Pcni-
tentiary, was, OH motion of Mr.. Feather
stOn, adopted.
A message was received from the Senate
notifying the House that the Senate had
passed II. B. No. 46, to amend an Act fixing
the times and number of days for holding
the various Circuit and Chaneery Courts in
this state, approved February 3lSt. 1873, /
with an amendment
Mr.. Bailey, chairman of special commit /.
tee to consider 5. B. No. >, to repeal the I
charter of the town of CoffeeYille, reported |.
the bill to the House with therecOmmcnda- 4
tiOn that it do pass.
Mr.. stephens, of TalObusha, made a mi /
nOrity report that the bill do not pass. The /
minority report was accompanied by petit 4
tiOn from the citizens of the town OF Cof- 4
feeville.
Mr.. Somcrville moved to postpone action !
unfilWednesday next.
Mr.. Hicks moved TO table motion TO post
pOne. Carried.
Mr.. Hicks moved the previous question,
which was sustained. and the bill passed.
Yeas, So; nays 81.
Mr.. Moore moved to reconsider the vote
whereby the bill passed.
Mr.. Lewis moved to table the motion.
Carried.
Mr. somerville moved to concur in the
Senate amendments to II. Il. No. 46, to
lmend an Act fixing the time for holding
Circuit and Chaneery Courts in this State,
which was adopted.
The Special Committee TO find out the
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1880-01-24
HOUSE MESSAGE.

A message was received from the
House notifying the Senate of the pas
sage of the following bills:
II. Il. 35, to repeal an Act TO reduce
| the judiciary expenses of the State,
approved March ), 1878.
II. u. IS to pay the Hon. J. A. p.
Campbell, for revising and codiiying
the laws of the State of Mississippi.
H. b. %, to repeal an Act in rela-
ton To the towns of Bcauregard and
Copiah county, as far as relates to
Lincoln county.
II. B. 81, to authorize the Board of
Supervisors of Jefferson county f.
issue bonds for the purpose of building
and furnishing suitable courthouse
in said county.
The message also notified the Senate
that the House had appointed joint
committee in relation to the number
and pay of employees of the Legisla-
turc.
Mr.. Stewart gave notice that lac
would, at an early day, introduce "A
bill for the prevention of cruelty to
animals.
Mr.. Vance gave notice that he
would, on Monday next, introduce "a
bill to incorporate the town Of Como,
Pamela county.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
The Judiciary Committee, through
its Chairman, Mr.. Reynolds, reported
II. b. d, to create an additional JUS
tice of the Peace in Winston county.
II. B. Is, TO create an additional
Constable in the third Supervisors
District, of Kinds county.
s. II. 5, to create an additional JUS
tice of the Peace and Constable i'm
Kinds county that they do not pass.
The Committee ON Corporations,
it, Chairman MIR. Jarnigan,
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
ELEVENTH DAY.

House met pursuent to adjournment
| Speaker Johns in the chair.
= Prayer by Rev. DR.. Zealy.
Quorum present.
Journal of yesterday read and ap
proved.
a message was received from the
Senate, notifyidg the House Of the
passage of the following bills.
II. b. 81, to authorize the Secretary
Of State to furnish the Chancery Clerk
Of Marshal county with certain Report
of Supreme Court.
Also that the Senate had concurred
i'm House Concurrent Resolution No.
., providing for the appointment of
Il special committee, to take charge of
the Report, in relation to liabilities of
the Mobile and Ohio Railroad, now on
file in the Auditors office.
Leave of absence was granted to the
following members: Messrs. Russell,
Davis, Murphy, Mcneil, Stephens,
Billingslea, Myers, Love and Cratin.
Mr.. Hester, Sergeant-at-Arms, was
granted leave of absence for two days,
on motion of Mr.. Hunt.
Mr.. Fortson moved that the priv
ileges of the House be extended to
Col. L. A. Campbell, OF Vicksburg.
Adopted.
The Committee on Enrolled Bills,
through its Chairman, Mr.. McGee, of
Clarke, reported the following bills
correctly enrolled:
H. b. /, to repeal Charter 80, of the
Pamphlet Acts of 1876.
II. b. II, in relation to the abstracts
of titles to real estate in old TishO-
mingO county.
H. b. II, to incorporate the town of
Quitman, in Clarke county.
H. b. IS, to incorporate the town of
Lauderdale Station.
H. Il. 2S, to repeal an Act to hus-
band certain fertilizers in Lowndes
county.
II. B. 46 to amend an Act fixing the
times and number of days for holding
the various Circuit and Chancery
Courts in this State, approved Feb'y
2l, 1878.
A communication was received from
the State Printers, which was read, |
presenting the members with 1000 CO.
pies of the Governors message.
The Speaker announced Local Bill t
day.
Mr.. Harrison introduced II. b. 81, /
for the relief of +. :. Mitchell. Re /
ferred to Committee on Ways and .
Means.
Mr.. Anderson introduced II. B. IS,
to repeal an Act to prohibit the sale OF
liquors within five miles
of the town of Newport, Attala coun-
ty, approved March l., 1873. Read
three several times and passed.
Mr.. Buchanan, introduced Ii. B. 50;
10 regulate the election OF Justices of
the Peace and Constables, for Beat $,
county. Referred to Judi
ciary Committee.
Mr. Martin introduced III B. ~, to
amend Sections and of an Act To
incorporate the Trustees of Chamber
Academy, approved Janu-
uary, 3lst, 1877. Read three several
times and passed.
Mr.. Russell introduced III. b. 81, TO
the salary of Superintendent
If Public Education for the county of
COahoma. Referred to Committee on
Mr.. Watson introduced III. B. %, to
exempt certain educational funds
rom taxation; which was read three
several times under the rules and lost
ly vote of ayes, %, nays, S5.
Mr.. Lewis, of Claiborne, moved To
reconsider the vote, and refer the bill
10 the Judiciary Committee. The
notion prevailed.
Mr.. King introduced II. b. 50, to
prohibit the sale of viniOus and spirit
lOus liquors within two miles Of the
Iown of Meadville, in franklin coun-
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IL. Is. No. n, to incorporate the town O.
Quitman, in Clarke county was passed.
IL. Is. No. Is, to incorporate tile town OF
Lauderdale Station, was read the third time
and passed.
House message was taken up and consid.
cred.
II. b. No. 46, to amend an Act in relation
to holding the various Circuit and Chance
ry Courts in this State, was referred to jul
dietary Committee.
II: B. No. AZ, to create an additional Con-
stable in the Eighth Supervisors District,
IN Kinds county, was referred to Judiciary
Committee.
IL. B. No. %, in relation to pay of mem
bers of Legislature, was taken up.
Mr.. Gibbs moved to refer to Finance
Committee. Lost, and the bill passed.
Mr.. Bills gave notice that he would, at
nm early day, Introduce bill to incorporate
the Mississippi Electro-Light Company.
After some other business of minor inn
pOrtance, the Senate, on motion of MIR.
Reynolds, adjourned.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

House met pursuant TO adjourn
Int, Speaker Johns in the Chair.
Present. 1l5; absent 5.
ournal of yesterday was read and
proved.
\ message was received from the
pate notifying the House of the pas
Re, by the Senate, of II. b. No. II,
king an appropriation to defray the
lenses of the present session.
lr. Fortson asked to be excused
N serving on the Committee OH
ys and Means. Granted, and Mr..
fars appointed i'm his place.
he following Joint Special Commit
on Constitutional Convention was
bounced by the Speaker: Messrs.
rtln, Seal, Montgomery, Wolfe and
Laurin, of LauderdaIe.
II. Seabrook introduced II. b. No.
an Act TO aid in supplying LOST re-
Is and papers in the county of
yne. Referred to judiciary Com
tee.
| T. Madison introduced H. B. No.
an Act to declare NOxubee river Il
lgable stream, and for other pur-
Which was referred to the Judi
Committee.
Aellen introduced II. b. No. 43,
Ct TO amend an Act TO make the
" OF Adams a separate Circuit
Chancery Court District, and for
purposes, approved Feb. Goth,
Referred TO Judiciary Commit
Noland introduced III. b. No. A,
Ct TO amend an Act TO provide for
ultural liens, and for other pur-
approved April 4th, 1876. Re
tsCommittee on Agriculture.
Hill introduced II. b. No. As, an
or the relief of A. q. Wood and |
huff, of Chiekasaw county. Re
| to Judiciary Committee.
SOmerville introduced III. b. |
., an Act to amend an Act fixing |
me and number of days for hold |
ne various Circuit and Chancery |
9 IN this State, approved Feb. |
fS, which was read three several
and passed.
Clark introduced H. B. No. AZ,
Pt to reduce the bond of the Cir
'lerk of Sharkey county. Refer
! Judiciary Committee.
Atwood introduced III. b. No.
Act to create an additional Con
in the Third Supervisors Dis
Of Kinds county. Read three
al times and passed.
Currie introduced H. b. No. 49,
t for the appointment Of special
issioners, for the relief of Ida L.
| er and her husband, III. G. Walk
d the minor children of James
|owden. Referred to Judiciary ,
|littee.
Buchanan introduced Fl. b. No.
Act to amend the law of divorces.
led TO Judiciary Committee.
MeLaurin, Of Rankin, offered !
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VOL. iii.

the following resolution which wa,
adopted:
Resolved, That committee of thre,
be appointed to ascertain the cost o
printing two hundred copies of TIL,
proposed Revised Code.
Committee-Messrs. McLaurin, OF
Rankin; Williams of Grenada; and
McGee, of Clarke.
Mr.. Mitchell introduced III. B. No
OIL, to repeal an Act to reduce the Judi
clary expenses of the State, approved
March 5, 1878. Referred to Judiciary
Committee.
MI. SeabroOk moved to reconsider
the vote on yesterday Indefinitely
p0stponing the consideration of III. B.
NO. Z, an act to amend section 1882, of
the Revised Code of 1871, and its sub
stitute.
Mr.. Buchanan moved to table the
motion.
Mr.. Taylor, of Lee, called for the
ayes and nays on the motion to table.
and the motion to table was lost by a
vote of ayes 35; nays rs.
The motion to reconsider prevailed.
MIR. Taylor moved to refer the bill
and substitute to the Judiciary Com
mittee. Carried.
Mr.. Seabrook introduced III. B. No.
81, an Act in relation to pay of mem
bers of the Legislature, and when it
shall be drawn. Read three several
times and passed.
Mr.. H0wry introduced III. B. No. So,
TO incorporate the Oxford Mills Com
pany. Referred to Committee on Cor
pOratiOns.
Mr.. Madison introduced resolution
lnstructing the Sergeant-at-Arm to
take receipt from each member for
stationery furnished, which was
adopted.
The Committee on Ways and Means,
to whom was referred the memorial of
citizens of Iuka, Miss, recommended
that no action be taken in the matter.
The report of Committee was adopted. |
Mr.. Downs offered resolution in re- |
latiOn to excessive tariff on freights on |
railroads in this State, which was re-
ferred to the Judiciary Committee
Mr.. Field, of Lowndes, asked that
the certificates appended to the petit
ton for the benefit of S. M. Dean and |
others, of Tishomingo county, be
turned over to the Auditor of Public
Accounts. Granted.
H. B. No. So, to incorporate the Ok
ford Mills Company, was, on motion
Of Mr. Howry, recalled from Commit
tee on Corporations, and referred to
Judiciary Committee.
Mr.. McLaurin, of Rankin, introduce
ID II resolution in relation to the claim
If Joseph Warren against the Lessees
If the Penitentiary. The resolution
vas adopted, and the following COM
nittee was appointed to investigate
he matter: Messrs. Somerville, Eaton
nd Carroll.
On motion, the privileges of the
House were extended to Hon. J. N.
of Leake, and Mr.. McSwain,
Grenada.
On motion of Mr.. Bailey, the House
diourned.