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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-04-21

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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-04-21
NOTICE.
5HOTICE /!

A ia REGULAR MEETING or sILYR
"a CITY Miners Onion, held March 20, 1880,
William Hines was expelled for appropriating
funds belonging ia the Union.
tla W. II. ATKINSON. President -
-.5.t NJ. j. McAIANUS, Rec. Secretary
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-04-21

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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-04-21
OUR SAN FRANCISCO AGENT

ii, E. PIcoTTE, Proprietor.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-11
scellane0u

CHICAGO. February l1.-Thsrs is no
truth in the report that Chicago hotels
are raising rates during the session Of
the National Republican Convention
here.
Speculation in mining stocks Is tvi.
IDENTIFY gaining . strong foothold in Chi.
cago. The sales OF Ave mines now listed
ON the Chicago mining board reached
yesterday "a, 100 shares.
MEMPHIS. February 1.-THE usher
in st. Peters (Catholic) Church early
yesterday morning heard cries In the
church and went in just in time to pre-.
rent Q negro from ravishing . young
white girl who had gone to prayers. The
negro escaped.
NEw YoRk. February l0.-Ths frst
public celebration Of the Chinese New
Year took place Monday evening In Trim.
ity Baptist Church. The event was
observed by the students Of the Chinese
department Of the Bible class Of the
Sunday school and drew . very large
assemblags Of ladies and gentlemen.
Nrw YoRx, February l0.--Last month
George Beck buried his wife In the Lu.
theran cemetery. Queens county, Long
Island. and yesterday went and laid
down on her grave and committed sui.
eide BY shooting.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-11


vienna, February 11.-Intslligsncs
has been received through an unim.
pssohable channel to the effect that at
the time General Roberts 30 unsxpect-
edly found himself in q critical position
before Cabul. the Russian General
Abromow. Governor Of Samarcsnd,
had secretly arrived at Dsrwaz. at
the east OF Cabul, the center OF agita.
ton. There 10 no longer the slightest
doubt that q league had been formed In
Central Asia under the auspices Of Rus.
sic and against English domination, and
the most prominent and influential mem.
Der Of the league IL the Ameer OF Box.
hars, whose daughter married Abdurr
Almon Khan, the Afghan Pretenaer.
1t has como to tho knowledge OF the
War Office that the Blue Books pub.
lished concerning Russia In Afghanistsn
and Russia at Moro do not by any
means contain the last word Of the
transaction. It Is understood that Rus.
sia 10 implicated up to the period Of
Major Csvagnari's assassination, and
that IL the suppressed correspondence
were published 1t might neoessitate q
declaration Of war against that Power.
It is further stated that the Gear may
have disavowed the acts Of his agents in
Central Asia, and that the suppression
Ia due to this possibility.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-11
Pine Street I'm New York.

New Yonx. February II. "A new
mining board Of an exceedingly oompli.
Gated character is now struggling for
existence here. Henry Logan Is n Of
the moving spirits. and associated with
him arc several other California, New
York, Arizona and California operators.
II is q large scheme. It includes q Stock
Exchange, q Clearing house. . bank, a
safe deposit institution. and any and
everything else the promoters sec at TO
engage In. They have purchased an old
charter granted during the Tweed regime
in 1868 to incorporate a public exchange
with a capital stock Of $4,000, but the
charter was 80 worded NJ to render 1t
possible to engage in almost any kind Of
business with unlimited capital and for
an indefinite period Of time. A meet.
ing was held yesterday and the following
persons were selected TO act az an Organ.
izing Committee: Senator j. P. Jones,
S. b. Elkus, U. S. Grant, Jr., sI.Gov.
r. G. Mccormick Of Arizona, A. P.
X. Stafford. also an Ex-Governor Of
Arizona. w. P. Shaffer. Geo. D. Rob.
erts. Harry @. Logan. Alexander No
Donald, ex. United States Senator. r. w.
Leavitt, l.. NJ. Lawson, Henry Rosensr,
Senator j. d. Chafiee, II. A. Tsber.
Lieutenant Governor Of Colorado, one
Of the original locators OF the Lsadville
carbonate mines, who 10 worth $4,000.
600; W. B. Reynolds. Henry Havemsysr.
George cspin. Drake Do Kay and Sidney
De Kay.
Milton s. Latham has been offered, the
Presidency OF the new bank. George
Smiley has accepted the position Of
caller for the new Board, and has
already started for the place. D. F.
verdenal 10 to be Secretary, and left
San Francisco on Sunday for New York.
Archie Borland il here trying 10 dispose
OF Black Hills stock. George d. Rob-
erts is oncs moro on top. having made Q
million or more out OF Colorado mines.
d. o. Mills seems to be q magician.
Everything he touches turns to gold.
He made two million in elevated railway
stock. Jim Keene IL Q king.pin here.
He has rooms close to the Stock Ex.
change. Harry Rosener and Mark No
Donald are here. Bob PiIlsy has gone
to Mexico.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-11
A MINING

The Ward Reier Of the 7th instant
tells Of q terrible accident which 90.
CURED in the main tunnel OF the Martin
White mine at that place on Wednesday
morning last. resulting in the instant
death OF Ira W. Logan. who was man.
glsd beyond recognition. the dangerous
IL not fatal wouuding Of Richard Pix.
ineton and Georas Trowbridge. and in.
juries to Thomas Edwards that may lay
him up for some time to come. They
were engaged putting in blasts at the
face Of the DRIFT. when ons Of the drills
ran into and exploded . charge left by
the previous shift, which from N
q had failed to 60 of. when IL was
supposed II had. Logan was instantly
killed. being horribly mangled and
nearly all his bones were broken. Sew.
eral pieces Of rock passed directly
through his body. Pilkington lost both
eyes. some teeth. his nose. several an
gers. and his skull was fractured. Trow-
bridge had q piece Of rock driven
through his right cheek bone, lodging in
his mouth and destroying the right eye.
Edwards was severely strained. bruised.
and otherwise injured BY the heavy col.
umns Of the drilling apparatus falling
upon him. but no bones were broken.
This terrible accident was one OF those
which are not easily guarded against.
and the blame Of which cannot we'll DO
hxed upon any one. 1t is, however,
simply q specimen OF the dangers to
which miners are always liable. and
money 10 supposed to compensate them
for the expense and risk to life. limb
and health. From the moment n miner
passes beneath the surface Of the ground
until he returns. his life ID in constant
danger.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-11
CONGRESSIONAL
Senate.

WASHINGTON. February lo.-A joint
resolution was adopted appropriating
$50, 900 for the United States display
at the Berlin Fishery Exhibition next
April.
Davis motion to reconsider the ques.
ton Of the I~nteroceanio Canal Commit.
tee was taken up. on motion Of Gordon.
The latter opposed . reconsideration.
and said that on December I'd he moved
to refer the subject Of the canal to the
committee.
Burnside. from the Committee on Ed.
ucstion and Labor. reported q bill to GO.
tablish IN Educational Fund, and apply
q portion OF the proceeds of the public
lands to public education. and provide
for more complete endowment and sup.
port Of national colleges for the advance
ment Of scientific and industrial educa.
ton. and moved its indefinite postpone
ment. He spoke at length. and will
resume his remarks tomorrow. THE
bill authorizes the Secretary OF the In.
terror to ascertain and certify to the
amount Of land located with military
scrip and land warrants in the States Of
Oregon. Nevada and Colorado. and
others whose Enabling Acts Of admission
into the Union contain = stipulation for
the payment OF Eve per ceut. on the
sales Of public lands therein. It pro-
vides that after such a~scertainment the
Secretary Of the Treasury shall pay such
States i've per centum OF the amounts Of
such lands, estimating them at 81 25
per acre.1
House.
Wood. Chairman Of the Ways aud
Means Committee. reported Q resolution
asking the Secretary Of the Treasury for
the testimony on file respecting the en-.
OF the internal revenue laws
in Northeast Georgia. Adopted.
Conger reported back the bill for the
relief Of colored emigrants. Passed. TT
admits. duty free. contributions for emf.
grated negroes.1
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-11
Ireland's Distress.

LONDON, February 1.-THE Duchess
OF Marlborough writes to the Lord
Mayor that there is no sxagseration in
saying that millions have been lost in
the west Of Ireland by the utter failure
Of the potato crop. But for b~ensvolsncs
numbers must endure the greatest mis-.
cry. Nor does the Duchess think that
the fearful loss IL entirely due to the
elements. It IL also duo to the dsteri.
Grafton Of the potato plant, from the
fact that for years the best potatoes have
been eaten and the worst sown. The
supply Of potato seed for the next year
must be an anxious thought to all, so
that o narrowing recurrence Of the dis
tress may be prevented. The Duchess
has found timed beof and Liebeg's OF.
tract Of meat most valuable where sick
ness prevails. Blankets, clothing and
cast.off clothing for children VI much
desired.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-11

A San Francisco dispatch says that the
Nevada Bank yesterday forwarded to
New York s25. 900 as = contribution to
the Irish Relief Fund started BY the
Herald. This gift Is entirely indepen-
dent Of Mr.. Mackay's personal donation
OF SO. 900. but as he owns ~ons-fourth Of
the Bank this gift really adds over Sc. 900
more to his magnificent personal dona-
ton. II also shows very liberal contri.
buttons from Fair and Flood. highly
creditabls to the generosity Of those gen.
tlemen,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-11
EASTERN DISPATCHES.
lsr,crAt TO Tn, soLD I'LL DAnr rvsl
john Nackay,s Contribution.

John Mackay's Contribution.
New YORK. February 10.-Tho Herald
says: Among the checks received yes.
terday for the Herald relief fund was ono
from John w. Mackay OF Virginia City
for $4,000. The heart OF Mackay can
only be compared to the famous .'big
bonanza" OF which he Is called "ths
boss" he has not made this muniA.
cent gift because ho Is rich, but because
he is generous. The noblest product Of
those celebrated mines Is not their fabu-
lous amount OF silver. but the large
souled men whose faculties they have
developed and supplied with means OF
exhibiting them on the scale on which
nature formed them. We commend
Mackay's truly Respondent gift to the
notice and emulation OF other men In
Nevada and California, aud throughout
the country whom Providence has richly
blessed in their enterprises. We would
fain hope that such an example will find
abundant imitators. Many and many
are the grateful hearts whose over.
flowing ~fullness will find expires.
sion in the simple bat touching
prayer, "God bless John Mackay."
The friends Of suffering Ireland must not
withhold the recognition which 10 80
justly his due. It was at the instance
OF Dion Boucicault that this prinosly
gift has been made. Boucicault tsls-
graphed 10 Mackay on Saturday. asking:
''Won't you give something handsome
to the Herald Irish famine fund.-" The
answer came at once, and such an An
swsr Is showed how correctly Bouci-
cault understood the character Of his
friend.
Mr.. Mackay, who 10 Of Irish birth.
went to California on one Of the earliest
waves Of the gold excitement, and for .
long period was not prosperous. In
those days he was frequently heard TO
express the wish that hs could get to-
gether $25, 900 to mako the declining
years OF his dear old mother comfort.
able. The immense wealth he has since
acquired could not have fallen into o
deserving hands. Mr.. Msckay Is only
45 years Of age. and there will 30 many
prayers that his life may long be spared
for deeds Of kindness and mercy.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-11

More Bodie Mining Litigation.
SAW Francisco. February 1.-THE
suit Of the North MONDAY Mining Com.
pany vs.. the Orient Mining Company.
to recover possession Of mining property
in the Bodie district, Is on q trial before
o jury in the United States Circuit
Court, and IL expected to last for owe Q
week, a. there are numerous witnesses
to examine and q long array Of counsel
on each side. The locations OF the
ground Of the parties to the suit are
opposite each other, with Q neutral strip
OF land between. The Orient people
entered into the occupancy OF the nsu.
trail land and erected machinery thereon.
In addition to carrying out other i'm.
provements. The North MONDAY Min.
ing Company claims that the neutral
land belongs TO It, and It Is to decide
this point that the present suit was
brought. Whoever gains Il will have the
legal title to several feet OF land not
included In the original grants.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-11
The Theater ROYAL Disaster.

LIvrnpooL. February l0.-A dispatch
from Dublin says: One woman and
seven men were killed and thirteen work.
men and Hremen seriously injured by
the burning OF the Theater Royal. Ey.
erything in the building was consumed,
including . large and costly wardrobe.
The thestsr took FIRE about l o'clock
from . light in the hands Of q boy. who
was lighting the gas. Most Of the em.
ployes were at dinner ct the time, and
the flames spread rapidly. Manager
Egerton lost his life by remaining too
long In the building in the effort to arrest
the flames.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-11
Miscellaneous.

LONDON, February lin the House
Of Commons last evening Mitchell Hen.
~, Home Rule member for Galway,
resumed the debate on the amendment
to the address. He condemned the gov.
ernmsnt for their inaction in Ireland.
and suggested o vote Of El0. 000. 900 OF
El5, 600, coo to BE- used In building rail.
ways In different parts Of Ireland and
the commencement OF Q systematic
reclamation Of waste lands.
The French steamer Valentine, from
Cardiff Tor Dieppe, has foundersd. Six.
teen persons were drowned.
BERLIN. February 1.-THE Vossiche
Ait,mg says the danger to European
peace Ia no longer from France, but
from Russia. Germany and Austria
must watch her and compel her to abide
by the Treaty OF Berlin.
HALIFAX. February l1.-An engine,
tender and baggage car on the Picton
Branch Railway ran OF the track yester.
day about q mile from New Glasgow,
tearing up 100 feet OF rails, throwing
the engine and tender on one side aud o
car on the other over Q bank 40 feet
high, crushing tho driver, ]. Cameron,
and almost severing his left leg between
the knee and the hip. The leg had to
be amputated before he could be 70.
moved from under the car. He will
probably die.
WINDSOR, February 11.-An explosion
OF the boilers In the Canada Paper Com.
pany's mills killed two men and proba.
bly, fatally injured two more. The pulp
mill was burned.
MONTREAL, February 1l.-It Is now
decided that II Parnsll comes the Mayor
will take no part In the reception.
MEXICO. February 10.-Great prepare.
tons are making TO receive General
Grant In this city. A suite OF apart.
msnts have been prepared for himself
and party In the splendid building OF the
Minora. the finest piece Of architectural
work In Mexico. There will be Q grand
review Of the garrison Of the capital In
his honor, Q state banquet Of the Palace
National and q grand state ball - well
. brilliant .fets ~Champstre, In the
grounds Of the magnificent Castle Of
Chaupultspec.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-11
Protecting the Indians.

New YoRx. February 1.-THE Her.
dds Washington special says: Aproo-
lama,ion is expected from Mr.. Hayes
within q few days N regard to a report.
ed combination In Kansas aud Missouri
for the invasion Of Indian territory by
large bodies Of squatters. The purpose
Of Mr. Hayes to prevent this viii be
clearly set forth, and the necessary dis.
position Of troops to enforce the pro-
visions Of the proclamation will be made
at once. Orders to the proper com.
handing officers have been already
issued.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-11
Regulations for steamer.

WASHINGTON, February 1.-THE Board
Of Supervising Inspectors Of Steam Yes.
sells adjourned yesterday, after making
q rule that hsncsfOrth, upon western
rivers, descending steamers shall have
absolute right OF way. The form OF all
o~srtincates OF inspection of passengers,
freight, Terry and towing, was changed
py striking from the backs thereof the
memorandum Of inspection, and trans
ierring to the face Of the certificate
Whatever Is deemed essential. An extra
man II to be in or ear the pilot house on
passengers n ferry steamers at all
times. Ferry steamers are requested to
carry the same lights as passenger
steamers on the same streams. Pilots
are to DO Examined for color blindness.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-11
Great Fire in ALBANY.

Albany. N. Y, February 1.-THE
City Hall was burned yesterday morn.
ing. The loss IL over 800, 900. When
the dome fell seven frsmen were crushed
and one named Kseler has since died.
Two or three others are sxpscted 10 die.
The Judgment records, chsttel mortgages
and records Of the proceedings Of the
Supervisors are destroyed. The records
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-11

The people Of Lander county were
having . good time yesterday celebrating
the completion Of the Nevada Central
Railway from Battle Mountain through
to Austin. This road will open up and
develop the OF . rich and val.
liable section Of country, and the enter
prise has been ensrgetically carried
through to . successful termination by .
syndicate OF New York capitalists. It
certainly Is to be hoped that they may
DO well repaid. and that the people OF
that section may honestly appreciate the
advantages Of the railroad they have so
long needed and asked for.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-11
GlycerIne Explosion.

BEpronD. Pa, February ll.-Howard
Hackett and James Fseney were driving
to Colvills with 100 pounds OF nitro
slycerine. when the sleigh vas upset.
An explosion followed. Hsokett was
literally torn TO pieces. he was thrown
high into the air and hurled about sew.
spty feet. His clothes were torn OF and
his head almost severed from the body,
and his right arm was torn out OF the
socket. he was disemboweled and 9TH
erwise fearfully mangled. Feeney was
found In a hole 9 by s feet, which was
caused BY tbs explosion. 1t 10 possible
that he may recover. Three houses In
the immediate vicinity were literally
crushed to atoms, but the occupants
escaped with slight bruises.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-11
Democratic Presidential Views.

WASHINGTON, February ll.-Ex.Sena.
tor Barnum. Chairman OF the Democratic
National Committee, has arrived here to
make preparations for the meeting next
week. It is said on good authority that
while he 10 not overfriendly to Tilden,
be believes Tilden 10 the strongest man
that can be put up and will receive the
Presidential nomination. He thinks
Thurman Is out Of the race; also Sey-
mour, because he will not consent to
have his name used, aud that Bsyard
cannot be nominated because the West
will not support him. He also thinks
that the Tammany troubles in New York
will all be reconcilsd In the national
campaign.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-11
.sol"-aEao ..euLaroas.

Under the above heading appears .
communication In the Reno Ga,etts OF
the 9th instant, purporting to smanats
from the newly organized or r~eorganized
Citizens Vigilance Committee In that
place. The famous Reno Tar Brigade
did much good work in Its day, but be-
ing hastily called into service on q sud.
den exieency its organization was imper-
feet, consequently having served ito pur.
pose it disbandsd. and the present well
perfected organization OF Regulators
takes its place. Their manifesto in the
Gass.ts occupies t~wo-thirds Of a column.
The following extracts will serve to indi.
cate the style and intention Of Il:
Our organization Il . strong one-com-
posed OF business men and taxpayers,
banded together BY iron-elad obligations.
supported by strong arms which siU not
fail in the hour Of danger.
None deplore the necessity OF this step
more than We, the members, do. But, by
NNNtoWAub oNVbo VI tuo Po1ts Nc au0 tuht
murders have been committed in our
midst and the guilty have gone unpun-
ished. C~onfederstss In crime cluster
around the criminal, and after long and
expensive trials the law proves . farce.
Justice Is bafisd and our treasury dc.
pleted, while business men must add to
he burdens Of the consumer and our fer
| tile valleys must contribute its entire
profits to defray the expenses caused by
transient pimps. tramps and desperate
characters. who oontribuN nothing. but
prey upon tho community. Our Tar
Brigade fthough now . thing Of the psst)
did much good work. but gotten up on the
spur Of the moment. without careful
Organization. IL served its purpose and
disbandsd. In Its stead stands an organ
ization composed u men who know and
trust each other. who have no malice to
work out. and whose only aim Ia to pro-
mote the welfare Of our common interests.
We WILL, At u RISK or oUR LIVES. r.
FoRcE Our MANDATES. REoARpLEss OF con-
SEQUENCES. We send but one notice. We
NEVER FORCE the party TO whom II 10 sent
At the conclusion Is given an impress
Of tho official seal Of the organization.
II Is circular in form. nearly two inches
in diameter. and bears in very prom
inent Roman characters the inscription.
RENO "6Ol" REGULATOR.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-11
Worldly Sense.

New YoRx, February 1.-THE World
says: The stalwarts Of the Northwest
will vote for Grant in utter carslsssnsss.
whether DO Is standing for third or ffth
term. They have no more fear that
Grant Will found a Empire than the
Continentals OF 1889 had that Washing.
ton would accept Q crown. On the other
hand, through thick aud thin. the Dem.
oorats OF tho North will stand by any
Democratic nominee everywhere. except
ing in New York. where II IL perfectly
certain that 10000 Of them will not
stand by Tildsn.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-11

A number Of Irishmeu hold com.
mands in the armies both OF Chill and
Peru. The chief officer Of the Peruvian
artillery 10 . Colonel O'Horgan. and, &C.
eordipg to the Gdsets OF Lima, there are
I've Majors. thirteen Captains, and over
two score Of officers Of inferior grade,
either Irish-b by birth OF descent. fighting
in the army Of Peru, while the Irish sls-
Snsnt In the victorious forces Of the hos
tile republic 10 svsn greater.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-11

The Widow Van Colt began revival
work on trial for . week, In Philadel.
phis, with the understanding that her
pay and length Of stay should depend
upon her degree Of success. She more
than sahsAsd expectation. and may r.
main there during the rest Of the winter.