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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-12-02
Another Fast Train.

New York, December 1.-The Balti-
more and Ohio Railroad Company. hsv.
ing recently obtained an independent
entrance to this city via Bound Brook.
New Jersey. will tomorrow morning open
up for passenger. freight and express
business the fourth great trunk line be-
tween New York and the West. Three
through passenger trains will be run
daily 10 St. Louis. Chicago and Cincin;
natl. An evening express 10 running
through entire to the two last named
cities. This train will DO . very fast
one. leaving here st ! p. ". and reaching
the great western cities o. the same time
With other trunk line trains. viz: Gin
cinnati at 8 o'clock next evening. 81.
Louis at 8 o'clock the second morning
and Chicago ct z o'clock the nsxs morn
ing.
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YARIOUs CAUSES

Advancing years. care. sickness, disappointed.
and hereditary predisposition-sll operate to
turn the hair gray. and either Of them inelines
Il to ,hed premalurely. ArEa's Ham ViooR
will rcrtore faded or gray. light or red hair TO .
rich brown or deep black. a. may be desired.
I, sofeLs ard cleanses the scalp. giving II =
healthy action. It removes and cures dand'un
and huuors. ny its use falling hair 10 checked.
and a new growth will be produced in oil cases
where the ~follleles are not destroyed or the
glands decayed. Its effects are beautifully
sho xn on br.shy. weak. or sickly hair, on
which q few application s will produce the gloss
and freshness Of youth. Harmless AID sure In
It's operation. It 10 Incompatible as . dressing.
and Is especially valued for the soft lustre and
richness Of tone II impsrts. 1t contains neither
oil nor dye. aud will net soil or color white
cambria; yet 1t lasts long on the hair. aud keeps
1t fresh and vigorous.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-12-02
Panama Canal Projects.

New YoRK, December 2.-The Times.
in nm editorial review Of the Panama
Canal prospects, says: There seems to
be little doubt left that a large amount
OF capital will be obtained aud opera.
tons be actually begun at no remote
date. The company appears to have
aettled down to the conclusion to limit
the share capital ut 800. 900. 900 francs.
This, together with the fact that interest
OF the rate Of Ave per cent. Is to be paid
on stock subscriptions during tho period
OF construction, which 10 estimated at
from six to eight years, is not altogether
r~sassuring. but 1t does not seem to inn
pair confidence in the enterprise In
Europe, II we can rely on cable an
nouncemsnts OF the alacrity with which
subscriptions are coming In.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-12-02
EASTERN DISPATCHES
Nav rreatie. MIN 0hina.

NEW YonK. December la Tribune
Washington special says: Two treaties
have been negotiated with China instead
Of one. The Hrst relates mainly to q
question Of Chinese immigration and
the other is Q commercial treaty. In
the first the Chinese Government prac.
ticslly leaves the subject Of the regula
ton Of immigration to the decision and
control Of the United States. In rsturn
for this concession some new and i'm.
portant commercial privileges have been
granted. In the second treaty. which
regulates the whole subject Of CONNER
oisl intercourse hereafter, Chinese ship.
ping will bs placed on the same footing
a. that Of tie most favored nation. It
IL expected that the duties paid last
summer under protest. On the Chinese
steamship which put In at San Fran
cisco will be refunded within Q week.
The second Chinese vessel will ar
rive at San Francisco and will be
allowed to enter that port upon the
Same terms % are imposed on the ships
OF other nations. The two treaties.
while separate instruments, will be con.
sidrred together and be treated as vir.
tually one by the Executive. II Is eI.
peoted that the President In his annual
message will make q general statement
OF the nature Of these treaties, and trans
NIT them to tbcSsnats In executive ses.
sion, with . full statement Of the work
OF the Commission in negotiating them.
Their prompt ratification at the hands oil
the Senate is expected" The Chinese
authorities have already been eIsrting
their influence through the Consular
Office In Havana to check any further
emigration OF Chinese laborsrs to the
South. Strong efforts have been made
for some time past BY the sugar planters
In Louisiana to import Chinese laborers
from Cuba. but thus far 1t has met with
little success, owing to the opposition OF
the Chinese Consuls, and hereafter II Is
likely to be almost stopped. 1t 10 be-
lisved that the new treaty Of commerce
with China will give . great impetus to
trade between the two countries.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-12-02
At H UTAH.
An Eastern Movemsnt Conteas.
p~iated-rhe Necessity For It
The Wells Farg" shaft Siowed
In that Connection.

1t is q well-kpown fact that on the
1850 level OF Utah workings are well to
the east. and the object is to push sx-
plorations in that direction as Tar as pos
sible or till the eastern side OF the vein
formation is reached. The 2l50 level
drift is also running east.
The vein is known to lie to the east OF
the Utah shaft and a diamond drill sent
out in that direction some time since
made a good showing and at the same
time did not encounter n hinderinR
amount OF water. Like all other mining
companies on the lode. Utah must 10
east. Iu that direction it has excellent
prospects which are to be followed up.
Work in that direction. to be con-
Quoted economically. must be done
through M east shalt. The necessity
for such an opening is apparent. This
probably has given rise TO n rumor that
negotiations are making for the Wells.
Fargo property. and there is likelihood
OF there being something more than talk
in IL.
At the last time the Wells-Fargo was
visited by the writer. the shalt was down
to the $50 level. During its downward
progress IL cut through u large ledge OF
promising vein matter. This ledge has
been again interseeted by a drift east on
the 500 level, which had been run go
feet. It was encountered Co feet cast OF
the shaft. and the further wall had not
then BEEN reached. The vein on this
level gives assays all the way from Gu
cents to SI7 30. What has siIes been
done is not much and OF II nothing from
personal observation can be stated.
/, looks as though the Utah might
want this shaft. The situation is good
aud IL IL considerably east OF where the
mine 10 now working.
II the Scorpion shaft could only be
showed on down to a depth Of $500 or
5000 feet, it would also be Of great use
in prospecting north end mines at great
depth in fact would more than pay for
itself.
Al any rate, an absolute necessity eI-
lists at the extreme north end for some
opening which shall do for it at great
i,pths what the Forman shaft will do
for the mines interested In 1t. This
necessity will increase in the future. and
such q shaft cannot start any too quick
for praciicabihty or economy. IL will
doubtless DO attended to at the coming
meeting OF the Utah stockholders.
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More Railroad Connection with the
Union Pacific.

COUNCIL BLurFs, December 1.-The
Milwaukee and St. Paul Railroad Com.
pany have about finished O survey for u
line from Mason City TO Council Bluffs,
o distance OF nearly 200 miles. This
road will give the company direct com.
m%unication with the Union Pacific road
iu this city. thus making it n competing
line Tor the Chicago business and placing
1t In Q position to demand recognition
from the pool roads. One other object
in building this line is TO give the Mil.
waukse aud St. Paul Company q better
and stronger weapon to fight the Chicago
and Northwestern road with. 1t will
also give the Milwaukee and st. Paul
Company q line between Council Bluffs
and 81. Paul,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-12-02

A rapid penman writes thirty words o
minute. To do this hs must draw bis
pen through the space OF q rod-siIieen
and one.half feet. In forty minutes his
pen travels Q furlong. We mako on an
average sixteen curves OF the pen in
writing each word. Writing thirty
words In q minute. We must make AS0 to
each minute; in an hour. $500; in q day
OF only five hours. $4,000; In q year Of
800 days. %. 200. 900. The man who
made 1000. 600 strokes with bis pen was
not at all remarkable. Many men.
newspaper writers, for instance, make
1000, 900. Here w have in the aggrs-
gate q mark $40 miles long TO be traced
on paper by such 4 writer in . year.
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liam

WASHINGTON, December 1.-Florida
aavices say that the Republicans will
contest both seats in Congress on tho
ground Of gross frauds by the Demo.
Gratis.
James Stephenson, In charge Of the
geological survey OF western New Mex.
leo, returned today. He claims to have
discovered another remarkable prehis-
toric city. It extends for miles. houses
being built In the face Of q cliff along a
canyon. It IL some forty miles from
Santa Fe.
The National Council OF the Union
League Of America holds its annual ses-
sion In Philadelphia, December 9th.
CINCINNATI, December John L.
Crawford, an eccentric old man worth
from $50, 900 to 500, 600, left all his
property Tor the building Of q home Tor
aged colored men on o tract Of eighteen
aud O half acres at College Hill. One
of the witnesses Is dead and the other,
John X. French, 10 absent in tbs army
somewhere in the West, and 30 The Will
cannot be probated yet.
CLyyELAsp. December 1.-At a special
election yesterday in the Ninstetnth
Congressional District Judge +. ID. Tay.
lor was elected to gil the vacancy caused
by Garneld's resignation. The vote was
liRht and the majority large.
CHICAGO, December l.-Reports re-
csiy.d from many States show that the
Electors cast their votes today In &C.
cordsnce with the elections heretofore
announced.
One million one hundred and eleven
thousand hogs were received here during
November, the largest receipts ever
known for o month. Value, 81, 25O,.
600.
LITTLE Rock, December 1.-The ofi-
eial returns OF the State are as follows:
Hancock 60, 48l, Garfield Al, 66l. Weaver
4l61. Hsncoek's majority. 1869.
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rhi.xs New ~.a beautiful.

The holidays are near and the shops
are putting on an attractive appearance.
This is particularly true Of the variety
store aud news depot OF d. Thorburn.
across the stree, from the NEws Office.
Thorburu is always supplied with u Il.
prises aud novelties, aud among those
pow on hand for the season are notice
able Praug's celebrated holiday cards,
brightly illuminated Christmas books OF
A novel character. wax dolls from two
bits in price to miniature ladies IN full
dress. and u general assortment OF foe
and fancy things to please all classes,
ages and conditions Of humanity. See
his advertisement under New Today.
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E. X. Downer Of the Mountain Mssssn-

E. X. Downer OF the Mountain Messsn-
ger. Dow~uieville. Sierra county. Cali
~iorpia; Phil. Smith Of the Consolidated
Gravel mine, and two or three others.
took q trip through the Sutro tunnel
last night. going down through the Ssv-
age shaft.
The County Commissioners will meet
at IL A. n. tomorrow. All those who
have claims against the county and want
them allowed must ale them with the
Clerk today.
The Eastern conductors have taken
advantage Of the snow, aud sleishs
loaded with them have been flying
through the streets In oil directions.
|. The Ovsrman payroll for November
amounts to $5782 rs; the Caledonia
roll amounts to $3.50 10. and the For.
man shalt to S786l %.
G.. F. Kellogg has resigned the fore
nanship Of the Hale & Norcross and E.
Smith. boss carpenter, has been pro-
NOTED to the vacancy.
This morning 1t was thought that
connection would be made today between
the drifts OF the California and Ophir
on the $500 level.
d. L. Mccarthy and Arthur McEwan,
Of the Evening Chronicle. left last even.
ing for San Francisco. to be absent
about q week.
The storm OF last night knocked down
the telegraph wires over the Sierra and
stopped trains SO that they failed to CON.
met at Reno.
J. p. Mstzger has relocated the North
Star, 1900 feet. between the Maraarita
and Golden Arrow. now called the North
Scorpion.
Samuel Mandsl has brought suit In
the District Court against J.. L j. b.
Mallon to recover SlllO for goods sold.
/. was about l:3O today when the
lightning express came in from Reno.
and it had no western mail.
The G. & G. and b. & b. shaft, the
Gould & Curry aud Best < Belcher paid
of today; amount, S7.223.
Superintendent Deidesheimsr. OF the
Hale & N~orcross. returned from Caliior-
mia yesterday morning.
/. E. James yesterday morning re-
turned from q trip to the principal min
Ing camps OF Arizona.
When this storm Is over, according to
the almsnass. We may look for "a long
spell Of weather."
The psyrolls Of the Chollar. Potosi
and c. N. S. shaft for November amount
to $4,000.
These are the days when vehicles will
be sure to stop on the crossings, IL there
are any.
Prof. W. Frank Stewart addressed the
New York Bullion Club night before
last.
8. V. Mooney was among the arrivals
from below yesterday morning.
Hale & Norcross payroll for Novsm.
Der amounts to $40, 600.
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Lively R%alIroadlna.
Nag York World.

The engineers wife threw down her
sewing aud imps,iently FASTENED into
the back yard to settle q noisy dispute
among the children. She selected Jack
a. the offender. and uncouplipg her slip.
per with q quick movement she run
Master jack on . siding and began to
mark him bad order" without regard.
ing his signals and piteous bowls. By
this time Bob. the guilty one. having
run onto the secure turn-table OF the
back fence. so that be could run of in
either direction. screamed out, LET up.
mother; shut her of. I tell you! You've
cut out the wrong car an you'll run by
the right one II you amt livslyf' The
mother coupled up and tried to make 9
flying switch on the culprit, but he got
out on the main line. blocked the SEQ.
ton against her and was running wild
for the first siding long before the switch
engine could get out Of the yard.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-12-02
Hunting the Rascal Down.

CHICAGO, December IAN Inter Ocean
Washington special says: John /.
Davenport and Marshall Jewell are still
here. and say the work Of ferreting out
the history OF the Morey letter 10 pro-
crossing finely. The author will, Davsn-
port says, surely be discovered. prob.
ably In q very short time. and the dis.
covery and exposure will have q
favorable effect in the campaign OF
1884. They say that except for that
letter neither New Jersey. California
nor Nevada would have gone Demo-
cratic, and this fact will damage the
Democrats terribly when 1t Is once fairly
established that the Democratic leaders
were the inspirers OF 1t.
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Removed.

r. II. Lindsay. the %wsll.kuown Attor-
ney.at.Law. having shipped all his
household goods to Reno, followed the
same with his wife and family today.
They will make Reno their home, or
until further notice. Lindsay has been
engaged in suudry lawsuits Of import.
ance in Reno OF late and having more
business there than on the Comstock be
makes n judicious move In making that
his headquarters. Bob Lindsay has as
many friends in this section % anybody
all Of whom wish him success aud pros
perity.
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Miscellaneous.

LONDON. December 1.-The Press As.
ISOLATION reports that four more resi.
ments are under orders for Ireland.
Nearly 1000 more members have Joined
the Land League in Kildssrt district.
At an immense land meeting In Lougb-
rea several priests were present. Many
Of the agitators carried swords.
The parish priest Of Balllinrobe has
received . letter In which hs 10 threat
ened with instant death II Boycott 10
shot. The letter bears the Monahan
post-mark.
Two hundred marines 60 to Ireland
this week.
Nearly 1000 900 10 gold wal with.
drawn for New York today.
Cork. December 1.-Barbarous out.
RACES have been committed near Tralee
on a balliif who was in charge Of q house
from which tenants had been evicted.
A party OF armed men broke into the
house and slit tho bailiffs ears. The
baillff tainted from loss OF blood.
DUBLIN. December la large force
| Of police aud Infantry and artillery went
to New Balls this morning to quiet the
disturbance there.
The Gazette contains an offer Of $1,000
reward for the discovery Of the murder.
ers Of Wheeler at Ovla.
The house OF the Sisters Of Mercy In
Tuam. county Galway. has been burned.
A circular has been issued from the
Office OF the Chief Secretary for Ireland
to the Seasonal Crown Solicitors direct
ing them not to absent themselves more
than twenty-four hours ut q time from
their respective counties without special
cause. and to report to Forster all CON-
munications OF the police in reference
TO outragrs.
PORTSMOUTH. December live hun.
drrd marines are to go to Ireland.
RoME, November 30.-Ths Irish Land
League have ordered all money from
America to be ssnt to Paris, instead Of
Dublin.
TIprERARY. December 1.-The srtil.
lery detachment which went to New
Pallas left their guns at Limerick. All
the troops withdrew from New Pallas
after the police Of the garrison had been
treblei.
BERLIN, December LIT is believed
that Bismarck is not disposed to decide
between the plans which have been sug-
gssted for employing the stock OF silver
now available in Germany. namely, that
the Imperial Mint should strike small
silver coins in the proportion OF nine
marks per head OF the population, or
that the thaler pieces be continued In
circulation.
HAVANA, December 1.-Captain Eads
has arrived at the City Of Mexico. and
intends asking for o subsidy to build the
contemplated ship canal across the 18th
mus Of T~shusnlepec. The Government
il less interested In canals than In rail.
roads. nor do the people seem to realize
the direct advantage OF the proposed
canal. and subsidies are out Of the
question.
ST. PETERSBURG. December 1.-The
police at Charkotf have seized several
printing presses. together with dsggers.
Ievolvsrs, copies o: q revolutionary organ
and forged passports. and have arrested
two rsvolutionists.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-12-02

A Kentucky man has two springs on
mia place. the waters OF which. when
mixed. e~ffervesce like Q seidleiz powder,
and whom an old mule got loose the
other night and drank ~copiously from
Arst one spring and then from the other.
n vas ssysntssn minutes before be could
catch his breath. aud then he went and
kicked down four rods Of fence. to make
sure the disturbance wasn't caused by
his swsllewipg his own hind legs.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-12-02
The .Land OF Steady Habits"

SpRNorIrLD. Mass, December L.
Northampton was much aroused today
ct the discovery Of an organized system
Of robbery among the clerks Of the vari-
Gus stores. The boys had been living
fast. and Il was found that they had
been receiving oil the goods they wanted
from each others stores without pay.
Ten or twelve young men have already
been caught. There are thought to be
many others. The thefts are OF a large
amount, but are not known definitely.
Many youths Of the best families are in
them.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-12-02

The snow storm of last night and to-
day, aud likely to be continued. was n
regular old-fashioned one. preceded and
accompanied by a washos zephyr.
Hitherto the sprinklines OF snow have
come from the north-and without
warning. They amounted to very little.
II 10 impossible to tell how much snow
IA. fallen ION q level" for we have NO
level here for it to fall on. and IL We bad
On. vind would not allow 1t to fall and
i;s undisturbed. Slsisbing is generally
excellent, but the wind has made bare
places here and there. especially on the
divide
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-12-02
FOREIGN DISPATCHES.
Massacre of British seamen.

LONDON. November 30.-Ths Admir-.
atty have a telegram confirming the re-
port Of the massacre OF the commander
and crew Of Her Majesty's schooner
Saudhy at Solomon Islands, In the
South Pacific. The party were attacked
while some of them were bathing. A
party from the schooner, under q sub
Lieutenant, landed and recovered the
bodies and destroyed the village. losing
one seaman killed and one wounded
The Commodore on the South Pacific
station will dispatch another war
to the islands.
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A FINE THING FOR THE TERTB.

Fragrant soZoDONT 10 s%composition Of the
purest and choicest ingredients Of the Oriental
vegetable kingdom Every ingredient 10 well
known TO have . beneficial eject on the teeth
and gums. Its tmbalmins or antiseptic prop
erty and aromatic fragrance makes 10 . toilet
luxury. sOZODONr removes al disa.rreable
odJrs from th' breath caused BY catarrh., bad
teeth. etc. Il IL entirely free r.. N toe Injurious
and acr.d properties OF tooth pssies and pow.
ders which destroy the enamel. One bottle will
last six months. "
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TO Redress the Outrage.

CHICAGO, December Am Inter Ocean
Washington special says: An investiga-
ton in relation to the killing Of one
johnson. an American citizen on the
Fiji Islands, reveals the fact that Great
Britain claims no authority there except
to protect her own citizens. Secretary
Thompson has decided to commission
the FIRST American man-of-war that has
business in that vicinity to stop and
redress the outrage. 1t 10 not consid.
cred worth while to send a vessel to that
part OF the world especially for that mat
ter, as the man was murdered months
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In the Hale q Norcross.

Capt. john Kelly was in the Hale 4
Norcross yesterday. He says on the
2lOO level and some 100 to 100 feet south
OF the Savage line they are breastipg out
orc two sets wide, and the ore 10 OF eI.
crllent quality. On the 2i00 level the
ives, crosseut has reached the vein and
is showing as fine q body Of quartz as
need be seen. but Of low grade. Some
OF it. however. assays we'll. He says the
mine 10 looking first-rate.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-12-02
ILady Bryau Ore.

Six men are at work taking ore from
the groupings Of the Lady Bryan; roy
atty. 81 per ton. They have chartered
Q little mill down the canyon at which
they purpose to reduce their ore. They
have been at this business now some six
weeks. aud have q large run ready to
mill. The ore taken out averages about
$50 per ton.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-12-02
Christmas Coming.

Christmas is coming. and the children
mus, be made merry at all events.
Those interested in the st. Johns
Church Sunday School purpose to give
a supper at the yesey House December
s,h Tor the purpose Of raising funds to
load a Christmas tree for the little ones.
II is q good idea-this enjoyment by the
people to give enjoyment to the chill
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DR.. Cutter says that the increase OF
nervous diseases. dscsying teeth. prema-
turs badness and general lack OF mus
cular and bone strength, are greatly due
to the impoverished quality Of -four now
iu use. the gluten being thrown away In
order to make the flour white. He urges
the use OF unboltsd -four. milk, eggs and
butter. He denies that fsh 10 brain food
or that Agassiz ever said 1t was. and
claims that butter. being nearly oil fat,
ia a better brain food than any other.