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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-10-13
A BLACK LIST.
Its Appearance Canes Commetious
aud Collisions.

A Confidential Delinquent List Of
Virginia. Gold Hill. Carson. Reno and
Bodis" has made its appearance in these
parts. This is a "black list" in oil
essential particulars, but as 1t contains
many names OF respectable people. there
are those who call It q blackmail list.
Not only respectable mems names
appear In It, but the names OF ladies OF
standing and school teachers and even
girls are published in 1t. 1t purports to
be, moreover, q book for o private
drawer in o c~ountipg.room, but was de.
livsred and looked at openly yesterday.
Its appearance and inspection caused
several knock-downs. the person deliv.
srine the pamphlets being the receiver
Of no less than three blows from those
named in bis list. A collision followed
later between George I. Lammou and
Bob Lindsay on account Of 1t, in which
Lsmmon was worsted.
"Palm 4 Co." purport to be the
publishers OF the book, and those who
grew p~uguacious took the man deliver
ing to DO "Palm & Co." himself, aud
beat him accordingly. Last evening .
published mau swore out O warrant for
bis arrest for libel, but at last accounts
he had not been found. About q hum
bred virginians would like to settle With
him, and while these men are swearing
and rampant. the men who furnished the
information and are subscribers TO the
work. and who allegs that they have been
bilked by the men whose names appear
In the list, are laughing over this new
way Of getting even with delinquent
debtors, II not their money.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-10-13
EASTERN DISPATCHES.
OHIO.
The State Gone Republican by 49,.
600 Majority-F0ur and Proba.
Six Congressman Gained.

COLUMBUS. October 12.-Election day
opened cloudy and chilly. but cleared
into q beautiful day. The circuit Of the
polling places shows that voting has
been active since. 10 that already over
ons.half and In some precincts three.
iourths Of the ballots are In the boxes.
The Republicans claim that the fine
weather works to their advantages, but
the Democrats do not conceds this.
Both parties are doing their utmost, and
the vote 10 likely to be larger than ever
before.
COLUMBUS. October 12-11:45 P. n.
Five hundred and i've precincts show
O Republican gain OF 24l7.
The Republican State Central Com.
mittes claim the election Of thirteen
Republican Congressman out OF twenty.
but no definite figures are received yet.
The returns are more favorable for the
Democrats. Five hundred and seventy.
seven precincts give q net Republican
gain Of 2346. No definite returns have
yet been received.
COLUMBUS, October $3.50 P. ~
The Republican State Central Committee
declares that from latest returns from all
quarters the State has gone Republican
by at least Is. 900 majority. with . gain
OF four congressman sure. and probably
ak,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-10-13
Democratic CivilIties.

CHICAGO. October IA Times Num-
Gle (Ind.) special says: At II o'clock
last night q courier rode ip, stating that
while DR.. Burch. formerly q prominent
Democrat and q recent convert to Gar
field. wal speaking in Q school.houss In
the northern part OF the township. .
storm OF stones came dssbipg through
the window. seriously ipjuriug numer-
Gus persons. Several pistols were nred.
On emerging from the school.houss the
Republicans received another shower OF
stones. Many vehicles were found
broken up and horses tails and msnss
shorn closely. There 10 intense excite
ment.
A Times Evansville special says !: AT
Rockport. Indiana, . negro named Will
lie Poole was shot dead by Louis Scho.
enfield for speaking iusultingly OF . lady
who wore . Hancock badge. 1t 10 also
reported that ]. Proctor Knott stepped
forward to congratulate the murderer.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-10-13
INDIANA.
The Republicans Carry the state
by at Least 1000 Maorlty-1he
Democracy Give Il Up.

INDIANAPOLIS. October l2.-Ths cleo
ton today passed of quietly throughout
the State a. far as known, and . heavy
vote has been cast. The ticket being
long the returns will be slow and late In
coming.
INDIANAPOLIS, October l2-ll P. NJ
The Indications are that Porter 10 elected
by 1000 majority. The Democrats do
not concede the defeat OF Landers. but
claim the balance OF the State ticket.
One hundred precincts heard from
show Democratic gains Of 2Sl and BE.
publican gains OF 909-net Republican
gain Of 628.
INDIANAPOLIS, October 1880 P. NJ
Landrrs comedies the election OF Porter
by at least 1000 majority.
The Democratic State Central Com
mittes announce ~ their opinion from
latest returns that the Republicans have
carried the State by from 5000 to 1000
majority.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-10-13
Blaine's Movements.

CHICAGO, October Ex-senator Blaine
has been compelled to cancel his sp-
poIntmsnts for the stump. He has
spoken 30 long to large meetings in the
open air. and often in the night time In
Indiana aud Ohio. that his throat has
become affected, and his physicians per-
emptorily ordered him to seek absolute
rest. Mr.. Blaine arrived here quietly
yesterday and left this morning for Wis.,
consin.
A Post correspondent asked the dis
Senator about the outlook In
Indiana. Blaine answered: ''Well. !. a.
you know, have moved almost entirely
among those Of my own shade Of belief.
and from what I hear I should judge
every ticket voted in Indiana on
next will DO Q Republican one.
but ] am inclined to think when the
votes are counted Tuesday night there
will be found some on the other side.
Seriously speaking. persons whom l
have every reason to believe are well
informed assure me that there 10 no
doubt Of Porter's election by . hand
some majority.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-10-13
Democratic speaking.

Major John II. Dennis nominee for
Presidential Elector) and General Thos.
]. Clupie will address the Gold Hill Han
cock and English Club tomorrow even.
ing at Miners Union Hall. See notice
In another column.
The Carson Tribune says: Folsom L
Msrlette have q contract with the Sierra
Nevada Wood, Lumber and Flums Com
pany to cut and deliver at their aume
40, 600 cords OF four-foot wood, at 80 40
o cord, to be cut on the company's land
at Csrn.lian Bay. Lake Tahoe.
Republican Garfield and Arthur Club
meeting this evening with speaking.
The news from the East will loosen the
tongues OF the speakers and a good time
10 anticipated. Everybody will be well
come to come to the love feast. See ad'
yertissment In another column.
No more frosty nights now for q spell.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-10-13
The Ohio and Indiana Election
News In New York.

CHICAGO, October ia Tribune Now
York special says: The greatest interest
was manifested during yesterday in the
result OF the elections in Indiana and
Ohio. Crowds Of people were bssisging
the newspapers Offices. eagerly scanning
the mesger and unsatisfactory reports
that came In during the afternoon. In
the evening the crowds increased and
thousands Of people swarmed the streets
In front OF the bulletin boards. Elab-
crate preparations had been made for
displaying the news, and % fast as 70.
turns came in they were posted up where
they could be seen by oil. The Fifth
Avenue Hotel was thronged and the
streets outside were filled. There was
very little betting going on. both sides
being timid. When returns finally made
II apparent that the Republicans had
carried Ohio by a good majority and had
probably triumphed In Indiana, Q grand
shout went up from the crowd in front
OF the Times and Tribune offices. while
the Democracy. who bad gathered In
front OF the Sun and World offices, sud-
denly disappeared
New YoRx. October l3.-Ths Herald
says: The vote 10 SO close In both Ohio
and Indiana that complete returns will
not be obtainabls for o day or two. But
the details at hand show such Republic
can gains In both States a. denote Q
Democratic defeat. In Ohio, Hamilton
county. tbs Democratic stronghold. has
gone Republican, and the Republicans
claim . plurality OF 10000 ON the State
ticket aud o heavy gain in Congressman.
Indiana Is Ia doubt. Both claim 1t 90
we go to press, but II 10 apparent that
even II the Democrats carry It II will DO
by no such majority as the $4,000 they
had two years ago.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-10-13

New York-l6 cents per share; levied octo.
Der II; delinquent November IL; sale day
December 8.
Crown Pstns-sO cents per share; levied
October 7; delinquent Noysn ber IL; sale
day December 10.
Excheque.- 90 cents per share; levied oeto.
Der I; dsliIquent November 10; sais Gay
November 30.
savnxe-Sl per share; levied October q; de.
liIquent November D; sale DAY November
Hale d Noreress-7s cents per share; lev.
led October 4: delinquent November .; rals
day November 80.
Yellow Jseket-N per share; levied octo.
Der 8; delinquent November 10; sale day
December ..
Mexican-si per share; levied September
rs; delinquent October Is; sale day, NO
vember II.
Caledonia-2s cents per share; levied yep.
tsmbcr IL; delinquent october ~; sale DAY
Der 10.
Justice - 30 cents per share: l.yied Sep
TENDER Is: delinquent October IL; sale
day November !.
Cedar NIL Cen 81 per share; levied Sep,
tsmber Z; Delinquent October .; saie day
November Q.
Comstock 10 cents per share; levied Sep.
t.mber 8; delinquent October D; sale DAY
October IS.
BuIItsu- 81 per thsre; levied August 81: dc
linQuent October 4; sale day October ".
Oysrmnu-N cents per shave; levied Sep
TENDER Z; delinquent October Is; sale day
o November 8.
Julia Con.-40 cents per share; levied An.
gust 80; d''inquent October 4; sale day
October 10.
BsIeher-7s cents per share; levied August
90; dslinquen' september ~; sale day ooto'
Der 20.
silver HuI-s0 cents per share; levied Pep.
teubsr II; DELINQUENT octobsr 81; sale day
November II.
Ophtr-si per share; levied August 20; delin-
quent october q: sale day October %.
Ksnsuck-s0 cents per share; levied August
IS; delinquent September ~; sale day
october ".
sierra Nevada-$2 per thare; levied Al.
gust 10; delinquent September ~; sale day
October Is.
AIsa-bo cents per share: levied August -;
delinquent September 20; sale day oeto'
Der ".
Lsyiathau-l0 cents per share; levied July
u; delinquent september 10; sale day oc'
tober IL.
Prospecs-l0 cents per share; levied August
81; dsllpqusns September Is; sale day oe'
tob.r 10.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-10-13
HALLS VEGETABLES sICILIAN


Hair Remover 10 Q scientific combustion Of
some OF the most powerful restorative agents
In the vegetable Kingdom. 1t restores gray
hair 10 It's original color. It makes the scalp
white and clean. It cures dandrud and humors.
and falling out Of the hair. Il furnishes the
nutritive principle By which the hair Is nour.
ishsd and supported. 1t makes The hair moist,
soft and glossy. and 10 unsurpassed - q hair
dressing. 1t 10 the most economical prepare.
ton ever offered to the public. as Its effects
remain . long time. making only an occasional
application necessary. II 10 recommended and
used By eminent medical men. and ofacially
indorsed BY the State Assaysr Of Massachusetts,.
The popularity Of Halls Remover has increased
with the test Of many year,. both In this coun.
try and In foreign lands. and It 10 now known
and used In oil the civilized countries OF the
-arIA
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-10-13
TIE BOYS IN BLUE.
Grand Parade and Demonstration
in New York In Honor or Gen.
era. Grant Tho Most Magnifl.
cent Affair OF the Kind Ever Seen
in America.

New YORK, October 1.-THE parade
Of the Boys in Blue" and kindred Re-
publican associations tonight in honor
Of General Grant was q brilliant aud
imposing spectacle. A feature Of tho
demonstration wal the number OF bust
ness men and employees in the line.
The associations in this city parading
were many In number and strong In
membership. Every man carried u torch
or lantern. Those who had the direo-
ton OF the procession made provision
for the great numbers who participated.
and all easily found q designated place
to form preparatory TO the march.
Special trains were run from points
100 miles out Of town. and each was
crowded with persons coming to view.
the spectacle. Political headquarters.
many hotels. business houses aud resi-.
dences were illuminated, while every
wipdow.stoop and vantage ground from
which could be had o view Of the parade
was filled with people. General Grant,
leaning upon the arm OF General Chester
A. Arthur, at 1856 stepped on the re-
viewing stand, where representative Re-
publicans had already gathered. Both
gentlemen were enthusiastically cheered.
At ll:30 tho end Of the procession
reached the reviewing point. II Is esti-
mated that between 10000 and 60.000
men were 10 line.
New YoRx, October AIT this hour.
"a. NJ, the great procession is not yet
over. There was never Q demonstration
in the city or country that rivaled 1t.
The Times says $4,000 men were In
line, and 1t Is yell known that thousands
deserted and went homo after standing
In position without moving for more
than Ave hours. An observer. who left
the scene ct 1880. found 5000
stretched away for miles who bad no
opportunity to march and would NOT
have for an hour to come. The process
sion contained 200 t%riumphal cars.
drawn by six horses each. and other
similar devices to take up room and
time. 1t was simply q solid crowd
OF Garfield voters. and nothing else.
Portraits OF Garfield, Grant, Arthur
and Conkling were loudly cheersd.
Indeed, II was q great feature OF the
occasion that the enthusiasm and APP
plause on the part Of those who viewed
the procession were quite equal to those
expressed by the men In line. The
Hancock men were evidently scarce,
certainly quiet and subdued, only max.
ing themselves heard in snsers and
jsers a. the negroes passed. The rep.
resentatives Of the different trades Of the
procession in line were the most enthu-
sisstically oheered, and seemed to show
In this respect the drift Of the popular
sentiment. Altogether It was = decided
encouragement to the Republicans and
corresponding damper on their oppo-
nents. So far az known there was no
accident. or anything approaching Q
riot. though the outline clubs. near the
river front. were subjected to Q good
deal Of banter from the Hancock men,
but mostly Of Q good.natursd character.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-10-13
The Isthmiau Canals.

New YoRx, October l3.-Ths World
has the following: The following com.
munica,ion Is especially interesting. In
that It meets some OF the objections to
the construction OF an inter.oceanic
canal set forth by Chief Nimmo. OF the
Bureau OF Statistics. In his recent
treatise ON the subject. and will efiectu.
ally set at rest oil future objections Of
that kind:
UNITED STATES HYpRooRIPurc OTrIcr,
WARRINGTON. September 22.-Rear Ad.
miral Daniel Ammeu. United States
Navy-Sir: In accordance with your
verbal request I have caused to DO COM
piled from the records OF this office tho
information which you desire In refer.
ence to the percentage Of calms and
variable winds which prevail In the
vicinity OF Panama and on the coast
Of Nicaragua, respectively. From Q
total OF 1868 observations In the Bay
of Panama and Of 1853 observations
made on the coast Of Nicaragua. In
the vicinity OF Brits. and in each
case covering roughly about the same
extent Of ocean. 1t appears that the oalms
and variable winds OF the former locality
amount to eleven per cent. OF the whole
number Of observations, while ct the
latter they amount TO Ave per cent. In
order TO reach the region OF the trade
winds, sailing vessels from Panama
bound to India. Japan. California or the
Northwest coast. in coming out OF the
bay and afterwards making the necessary
nsrthiug, will DO obliged to make about
800 miles through variable winds and
.yeIatious Gains before finding them
selves In as good position to make their
w.stipg as vessels leaving the coast Of
Nicaragua. Very respectfully.
j. B. P. DrKRAFrr,
Captain United States Navy Hydrograph.
10 Bureau OF Navigation.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-10-13
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.


There was Q full Board at the meeting
Of the Board Of County Commissioner
last evening.
j. P. Woodbury. resigned a. Registry
Agent for Flowsry. and John Hitchcock
was appointed in his place. It trans
PRED that Mr.. Woodbury. had never
taken an oath OF Office. and II was de-
cided that bis registration OF some sixty
OF the seventy voters in the district was
illegal and must be done over.
The case OF o Mrs. Stevens, whose
husband had gone of and left her with
child and unable to work, and who was
likely to become . county charge. and
who wanted help to get to her friends.
was referred to Commissioner Fraser
and Gallagher, with power.
On motion Of Commissioners Nys the
clerk was instructed to advertise for bids
from legally practising physicians 10 run
the County Hospital for the fiscal year
1881. ressrvins to the Board the right to
reject all bids.
The District Attorney reported that
the printing OF the registry list would
DO Q charge to the oounty-still registry
agents had the right to print them.
Chairman Hazsltins said It was usual
for the Board to arrange for the printing
OF the names, and to ask the agents to
take the lists to some designated place,
where the work would be done on the
terms agreed upon.
Mr.. Canavan recommended that an
effort DO made to have It done a. cheap
ly as possible.
Referred to the Court.houss Commit
tee and Commissioners Canavan.
Commissioner Nys said that Q short
time ago Mrs. Stewart left six children
with the Sisters OF Charity and went to
Bodie. expecting to send money for the
care OF the children. She had been dis
appointed and the Sisters had turned the
children over to Mrs. Stewards mother,
who was unable to maintain them. Four
OF the children would be taken into the
Orphan Asylum at Carson. and he
wanted a small appropriation to send
them down this morning. Referred to
Commissioners Nys with power.
Adjourned to 80 tonight.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-10-13
walker Lake Steamer.

Walter Hamilton IL in from Walker
Lake. He and J. F. Holland have now
q steamer Of fifteen tons burden running
on the lake and are carrying freight
from the head to the foot Of the lake for
$40 per ton. The distance 10 ~
miles, but by road around the lake AZ
miles. for freighting over which team.
stsrs charge three cents per pound.
The boat makes eiRht.hour trips. AZ
yet mostly railroad freight has been
transported, but the public are begin
ming TO use the boat for travel and ior
freight.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-10-13
To tho Public.

Having bought at the recent shsriff's
sale the entire stock o! goods and all Of
the personal property Of V. Lemery. at
low figures; and having also just re-
ceivsd q large lot Of fresh groceries,
bought at low prices for cash. l am pre-.
pared to supply the people Of Gold Hill
and vicinity with hrst.class goods nj
satisfactory prices, and would respect
fully solicit Q share Of the public pat
ronags.
Ihavs determined to close out the dry
goods department connected with my
store, and offer the same to the public
at less than San Francisco prices.
]. B. GAoSoN.
Lower Gold Hill.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-10-13

SAN F~RLScIsco. October 1871 p. NJ
Eureka Con-. 20. 1874, lsk; ophir. 81
bid. 81 asked; Bullion, l %; Mexican.
ga. Q; Beleher. 81. 5 10; Crown Point.
I 80; Union Con-, lea; oyerman. l 80,
I IS; Gould L Curry. 3 IS; Bsst& Bslcher.
81; Caledonia, $50; Mt. Diablo, 4 30.
4 IS; California. 2 10; Justice, 5sc; Andes,
I IS; Sierra Nevada, IN. ia; Chollar.
~; Orc. IN; Boston Con-. CSC; Navajo,
CSC; Albion. soc; Mono. l; MONDAY. 2;
Mammoth, soc; TiOga, SOC; Grand Prize,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-10-13
Ohio and Indiana.

CHICAGO, October 12.-Dispatehes
from Columbus. Cincinnati. Cleveland.
Hamilton. Springfield and Toledo. In
Ohio. and Indianspolis. Fort Wayne.
Covington. Shelbyvills. Tsrrs Haute.
Evansville, La Porte and South Bsnd.in
Indiana. say the day has been beautiful
throughout both States, and the vote has
been unprsosdsntly large. In all ioeali.
ties business men Of both parties sxhib-
tied great activity. and good will sensr-
ally prevailed. Comparisons In Indiana
arc made with the vote for Governor In
1875, and In Ohio with the figures for
Governor In 1s79-Frsnklin county b.
Ing omitted from comparison.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-10-13
Disiries Cesrs-Risisg. Judge.

The following business was trans.
acted in this Court today:
Estate Of Adam Hsrbold, deceased
Statement Of accounts flsd and petition
to sell real estate; order for notice to
show cause entered; j. X. Brown sp-
pointed attorney for absent heirs.
Admissions to citizenship. See list
elsewhere.
Katie Mcdonald ". Hugh Mcdonald
Divorce granted on ground OF failure to
provide.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-10-13
Here are more winning numbers a. the

Here are more winning numbers at the
late fair for st. Patrick's Church: No. y
wins the ''view Of Cape Horn" and
It's the castle on the Rhine" Holders
OF these numbers can get the pictures Of
Mrs. George Emmett.
Mayor Stephens and Aldermen Coyns
and Barclay Of Virginia have been ap-
pointed q committee to confer with the
Trustees Of Gold Hill and County Com
missioners with regard to consolidation.
The fifteen cent assessment on New
York will be delinquent November Is.
See advertisement under New Today.
A man arrived here yesterday after.
noon from Oakland. California, with .
two-horss wagon rugged up for camp lie.
The thermometer indicated a temper
aturs OF 1917 degrees below the freezing
point at Carson last Sunday night.
The rifle match between Carson and
San Francisco will probably take place
on the 25th OF this month.
The fall OF snow last Saturday night
extended across the summit OF the Sierra
q distance Of seven miles.
United States Marshal Ash yesterday
arrived from the Genoa Hot Springs
with bags Of snips.
Remember the benefit concert a.
Nfiners' Union Hall Friday evening.
1t. Governor Adams 10 in Virginia To-
day.
The Supreme Court will not sit until
November 8.
Senator Sharon will b in Virginia to-
morrow morning.
The Republicans are holding high
heads today.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-10-13

It il Q good time now for people to
declare their intentions OF becoming cit
liens OF the United States. 1t takes two
wears after intentions are declared to
enable applicants to get their full papers.
By declaring their intentions now they
can get their citizens papers two yssrs
from this time. get registered and bs
entitled to the full benefits Of ~cihzsuship
at that election.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-10-13

In the dental ranks will never occur II you arc
particular with your teeth. and cleanse them
every day with that fsmous iooth.wash 5000
DON'T. Prom youih to old age It will keep
the enamel rpotless and unimpsired. The
teeth OF persons who use s0Z0DoNT have Q
pesrl.i, 10 wilderness. and the game . rossate
hue, while the breath 10 purified. and rendetd
sntiseptic herbs and 10 entirely free from the
objectionable and Injurious ingredients OF tooth
pssts1, etc. ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-10-13
Thrown From 0 Burning Houss.

BRADFORD (Ps.), October l0.-Lsst
night the Mcclure House. at Red Book.
Ave miles east OF here. caught FIRE from
Q lamp explosion, and was burned. TO-
Rethsr with the railroad depot and two
small buildings. Minnie Slsttsry.
servant. tainted in the third story and
was thrown out by Mary Hustler. an.
other servant. receiving probably fatal
injuries. The latter escaped by jump
Ing out herself. The total loss IL $20.-
600. partly insured.