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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-08
District Cears-Ri.,.E. Judge.

The following business was trans.
acted in this Court today:
Dias vs.. Kelly-Writ Of restitution
ordered to issue and TO be executed on
two days notice.
Estate OF Andrew Elholm, deceased
E. r. Mitchell appointed attorney fol
absent parties interested In the estate
petition for distribution filed and hear
ing set.
Estate Of Mrs. d. Watson, deceased
Personal property ordered sold.
Estate and guardianship OF Matthew
aud Sarah A. Davis. minors-By consent
and notice waived. ordered that surety
on bond Of guardian be allowed to with
draw; Ave days to get another surety.
Lonkey ct al. Va. Sterns-Demurrer
withdrawn; ten days to answer.
Cedar Hill W. Jacob Littls-Motion
to modify decree continued.
City OF Virginia VI. Sisbsnhausr-se'
for Thursday.
Healy vs.. Healy Set for Thursday.
Raber vs.. Langley-Motion for new
trial set for Thursday.
Estate OF Thomas Csrns, decsased-
Administrator instructed to give order
to Marys & Son to sell thirty shares Of
Hale & Norcross and thirty shares oil
Savage.
John Psnross VS.. His Creditors
Sheriff appointed assignee.
Friedrich Va. Steele-Tll Saturday
Goth inst. given in which to answer.
Recess till next Thursday ct 10 A. n
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A Gold HiiI Juriss.
Justice birmingham had a queer little

Justice Flanninsham had a queer little
case before him o day or two since.
The prisoner wa Q mild.mannersd,
odd.looking little oolorsd gent who was
arrested for misdsmssuor and riotous
conduct in visiting the house OF his hard.
hearted lady.love and trying to scare her
into marrying him BY jerking out q pis.
toll and threatening to massacre himself
and the whole family unless she con.
sented to marry him.
He certainly created . sensation. and
everybody rushed screaming out OF
doors. The minions Of the law came
rushing to the rescue, and our colored
Othello was dragged of to the town
bastile.
On examination before the Justice the
jury brought In q verdict Of ''not guilty"
much to the surprise OF the prisoner 10
we'll a. his counsel. and the Court
ordered the prisoners discharge from
custody. .
His counsel, however. although much
elsted at his success felt that his client
should be taught . salutsry lesson In
this matter. 90 he deliberately arose and
with the air OF q frst.class Blackstone,
said:
"Your Honor. much pleased as We are
at the righteous decision OF this intelli.
gent jury. yet, sir. I feel that for the
future benefit Of my client that in dis.
missing his case you should administer
to him . severe reprimand. 1t will do
longer"
"But," replied his Honor with an
amused expression in his eye, what Am
I to reprimsnd him for. when the jury
has declared him to b not guiltyf"
That settled it.
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The washos Typographical Union
and the Mechanics Union OF Storey
County have issued q circular, giving q
history OF the attempt made BY the Ban
Francisco Chronicle TO reduce compost.
tors wages. and urging all miners and
mechanics to discontinue their patronage
Of that paper.
The Savage Placer Mining Company
yesterday let . contract for the extern
sion Of their tunnel . further distance
Of 200 feet. The contractor gets $40
DER foot for running the tunnel, furnish.
Ing everything.
Since the repairs recently completed
At the Silver Hill. the pumping appar.
stus can handle twice the water IL did
previously.
The capital stock Of the Grown Point
Mining Company has bssn assessed nifty
cents per shsrs.
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The Committee Of the Grand Army Of
the Republic, who have In charge the
matter OF raising money for Memorial
Day, report that the citizens OF Virginia
are contributing generally and hand
somsly.
J.. P. Mstzgsr. foreman Of the Pea.
body Con. mine. and O. O. Buell. have
Aled an affidavit that they performed
over 5000 worth Of labor upon said claim
during the year 1879.
Information Ii wanted Of Edward and
Robert O'Hars, by their aunt, Sarah
O'Hara, 9O5 Market street. Hartford.
Connecticut. She has important inior.
nation for them.
The seven Of the Wheeler Exposition
who are making headquarters on the
Comstock are living ct the house OF A.
J. Tyrrsll. on the Divide.
Last Wednesday night the residence
Of Mrs wm. Quintrall. Silver City, was
burned down; loss, $1,000 ; insurance,
$1,000; origin, mystery.
No dividends will be paid this month
by the Consolidated Virginia and Call.
fornis Companies, owing to . Light bull
lion yield.
Strawberries In the market ct 10 cents
per box. and. az Pete Becker says, the
bottoms are ~ high ''as you never can
ses."
Gold Hill has taken up its principal
crossing and now spring can come. That
crossing was the only hindranos.
R. P. Heating. Of the Scorpion, has
returned to the Comstock.
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$500 Reward.

The following appears posted in the
Sheriff. office in Virginia: Five hun.
dred dollars reward will be paid by the
undersigned for the arrest and detention,
until the arrival Of an officer. OF the
body Of Norman McCresry. who muir
dersd j. b. Jackson and son on the
morning Of March 90. 1877, ct their
ranch on Upper Horne creek. Laramie
county. Wyoming Territory. and about
thirty miles west OF the city Of Chey-
snne.
McCreary ID about six feet high, large
and muscular. ravboned. weighs about
1850 to 1870 pounds, inclined to DO round
or stoop shouldsrsd. sandy. frecklsd
complexion, rather long face and nose.
rather high cheek bones. blue eyes, red
vhiskers and I think mustache, sandy
or red hair, rather stupid looking; Is not
smsrt; about 2s to 50 years old; 10 q
Scotchmsn. with Q slight accent in hi.
talk: Scotch in appearances; not much Of
. tAlker. : v. DkAf-
Sheriff Of Laramie county.
Cheyenne, W. T., April 8. lSSo.
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cellsle

New Yonx, May IA dispatch from
Albany to the Evening Post states that
Senator woodin rose In his place today
and read from the manuscript Q speech
In opposition to the unit rule In the
Chicago Convention. and declared for
Blaine. Senators Sessions and Blrdsall
followed the lead OF Woodin.
ST.. LOUIS, May IA Republican
special from Reno, Indian Territory,
says: Squatters have entsredthe north.
ern and eastern parts Of the Territory,
and two detachments OF troops hsvs
been sent to drive them out, with In.
structions that II the invaders do not
leave speedily to oopAscats their prop.
srty.
CLEVELAND, May IAN important
journalistic change has taken place IN
this city. A syndicate has purchased
and taken possession Of the Cleveland
Herald. John @. Refer. for several
years associate editor OF the Leader, has
been elected chief editor and manager oil
the Herald. Both papers are Republican
In sentiment. The Leader 10 for Blaine
and the Herald for Sherman.
FREprRIcx, Nd. May Tin the Re-
publican State Convention Q resolution
expressing unaltsrable opposition to 9
nomination for the Presidency OF any
person for Q third term was laid on the
table by yeas. 81; nays, "a. James A:
Gary, Jacob Tome. Lloyd Lowndes and
j. Morrison Harris were elected dele
gates ct large to Chicago. and the con-
vsption adjourned.
wAnrrows. N. j., May 7:-Ths
whole population Of this region are
lighting Ares. Forest flames swept last
night through the cedar woods to Oyster
bay, destroying = residence and FIVE
yachts OF anchor.
CHICAGO. May 7.-Articlss for the
next match for 0'Lsary's six day go.as.
you.plssss champion belt were signed
today between Hart, the holder. and
Charles E. Davies for can unknown
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-08
EASTERN DISPATCHES.
,.llar on Political As.sssmentl

WASHINGTON. May 7.-Ssnator Teller,
In behalf Of the Republican minority Oh
the Wallace Committee, submitted
report on the subject Of political asssss-
msnts, oriticixing the bill recommended
BY the majority Of the committee In the
following forcibls terms:
This 10, In short, Q proposition to pro.
hibit any employe Of q person holding
Office under the Government OF the
United States from contributing money
or other things OF value for political
purposes, either with reference to
national political questions or those Of
States. Il II based on the theory that
the use Of money contributed BY . Ger.
tain class OF citizsns-ofacs holders In
q political campaign-is acrine. while
money contributed by . non : office.
holder and used for the Same pur.
pose 10 not o crime. Why should
this class OF citizens DO deprived the
privileges conceded to all othersf Is
there more danger Of the contributions
Of men in Office than from those who
are striving to get inf This bill 10 In.
d~efsnsibls on any principle; It 10 in vio-
lation Of the rights Of the people granted
them BY the organic laws OF The land.
Il should be entitled "a bill TO compel
political information TO be paid for from
4 sinale BARREL" The committee might
have found on its Ale evidence OF great
abuses In connection with the election
OF 1878. It might have found that very
many citizens were murdered In cold
blood because they attempted to vote as
their judgment and conscisnes dictated.
The committee had on Its fles unoon.
tradictsd testimony to show that tricks,
subtsrfugss, manipulation OF the ballot,
falsiAcation OF tho returns, force, VIC.
lenoe, fraud, forgery, ballot.box stufang
and murder were rssorted to In many
sections OF the country during that cleo.
ton to defeat and set ct naught the will
Of the people; yet to correct these evils,
directed not simply against the
purity OF the ballot. but against the very
existence Of the ballot, the COMMITTEES
appear TO have no concern. Was 1t DO.
cause the political party that has proited
by these wrongs Is the party to which
the majority Of the committee belong
aud the same party that 80 recently
attempted to repeal all laws that had for
it, only object the protection. purity OF
the ballot and safety Of the votsr2 Such
anxiety to save the people from the evils
Of political assessment BY . party that
has illegally refused TO consent 10 any
lsgislation that will prevent the intimi.
dalton OF voters, the making OF false
returns and various frauds q recently
practiosd to secure the triumph OF that
party subjects the committee to . well.
grounded suspicion Of Q desire to mako
political capital, and to prevent active
and intelligent officials Of the Govern.
msnt from contributing to the success
OF spsrty that has honored them with
Office rather than to correct the evils
now existing. or that there il reason to
fear may exist In the future.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-08
yARIor,s CAUSES

Advancing years. care, sickness, disappointed
and hereditary prsdisposition-sll operate 70
turn the hair gray. and either Of them inciines
It TO .hsd prsms'urely. ArsR's HAN viooR
will restore faded or gray, light or red hair to .
rich brown or deep black. - may DO desired.
Il sofiets and elssnses the scalp. giving u
healthy action. It removes and cures dand-un
and hu nors. BY Its use falling hair IL Checked
and . new growth will b produced In oil cases
where the ~folliclss arc not destroyed or tns
glands decayed. Its effects are Beautifully
rhowu on brsshy. weak. or sietly hair, on
which Q few spplicstlois will produce the sios'
and freshness OF youth. Harmless and sure In
Its operation. Il 10 Incompatible ~ . dressing
and 10 especially valued for the soft lussrs and
richness Of tone II impsrts. II contains neither
oil nor dye. aud will not soil or color vhits
cambric; Jet II lasts long on the hair. and Keeps
Il fresh and vigorous. D
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-08
THE srnAroRsnIp.
share. ssiIi In she Field = n,
ssrsngsh-Ths Political Ouslesk.

It il asserted In Virginia today that
Senator Sharon expects to arrange every
thing 10 his satisfaction 90 far a. his
business IL concerned and 10 b . candi.
date for reelection. The information
comes from q politician Of nots-s man
we'll posted in regard to that particular
question and the political outlook in the
State.
The object Of this and all items In the
NEWS on the Senatorial candidacy II to
present the phases Of the question as
they are developed Is items Of interest
to its readers. The announcement
above made IL Of unqusstionabls interest
and that interest Immediately reaches
ont and takes hold Of another question;
What are Mr.. Sharon's chances Of suc
cess 2 or course the reply can only be
q rehearsal Of probabilities from the
present outlook over the political field.
The gentleman who made the an.
nouncement that Mr.. Sharon 10 likely to
be In the field says a to his chances:
In the first place there are nine hold.
over Senators who may be counted upon
% supporters Of Mr.. Sharon. This II .
big start.
Then Mr.. Sharon has large interests
in Eureka which will undoubtedly carry
that county for him. No other man
named for the position San cope with
him there.
Then there are likely to be moro
Democrats In the next Legislature than
there was In the last. Humboldt, Elko.
Lander and Nye counties may be put
down % Democratic. hence a. likely to
be for Sharon, TO say the least, a. for
any Of his opponents In tho Senatorial
race. The action OF some Of the mem.
bers from these counties In the last
Legislature has awakened . lively in.
terest there In political matters, and the
results arc likely 10 be Democratic gains.
"Churchill. continued the speaker,
10 certainly az likely to 60 for Sharon 40
for any other OF the gentlemen named
for the position. II the new railroad 10
built as contemplated that will doubtless
develop considerable strength for MI.
Sharon in both Lyon and Esmeralda
counties. In Storey county"
Here the speaker found the NEWS man
taking notes, said he was not talking for
publication and refused TO give further
views on the contest.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-08
The v,re stiIl Raging.

BnlDrJnD, Pa, May THE destruo'
tive Are Is still raging in Trim Hollow
and Oil Valley. Hundreds Of men are
at work ~epdsavoring to coptins and sub
due the flames at that point. The great.
est number OF rigs and tanks OF oil were
consumed In Foster Brook Valley. along
the Harrisburg Run, In Kendall Greek
Valley and about the SUBMITS. The Are
also ragged near rapport and Dsgolyear.
The scope Of territory In which the fire
prevailed 10 twelve miles IN extent.
Smaller and dangerous fires are still
burning In all parts Of the woods. A
rather stiff breeze, now blowing. leaves
the situation in all parts Of the region
very perilous. It Is liable TO break out
again and become more disastrous than
before, unless 1t rains or the wind sub
sidea.
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fha Chinesa Csmmission.


WASHINGTON. May I'll 10 expected
that Minister Angel and COMMISSIONS,
Prescott will start for San Francisco
about the Goth. Angel probably sails
for bis post by the steamer Toxic on the
10th Of June. Commissioner Swift was
expected TO leave New York today for
San Francisco. In consequence Of the
extreme difficulty Of obtaining quarters
at Peking outside Of the already crowded
American Legation, the Commissioners
will defer their departure for China until
Angeles arrival out and Stewards dc.
parturs thence shall have enabled the
necessary provision for their aceommo-
dation.
There was no foundation for the state
msnt recently telegraphed, that the Cali.
iornia delegation will suspend all effort
for legislation restricting Chinese immi.
grafton while awaiting the result. They
are not confident Of the diplomatic sue
cess OF the proposed negotiations. The
members OF the Chinese Legation here
have distinctly stated that their govern.
mont Is satisfied with the existing treaty.
and ask. therefore. why they should
change II. This strongly %foreshadows
the purpose OF China to withhold assent
TO any satisfactory modification OF the
instrument. The best informed on the
subject. therefore, have little faith that
the negotiation will result In anything
directly; but the tender to China Of the
opportunity to settle the vexed question
by friendly and reasonable agreement to
restrain her working classes who now
come hithsr, not seeking homes, but
only to temporarily compete with Amer.
lean labor. will clear the ground for
action. thereby satisfying the scruples OF
those who objected to legislation or to
the treaty abrogation In advance OF dip
lomatio effect.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-08
Full Handed.

ST. Lours. May 7.-Gensral B. A.
Morton, President Of the National Lib
sral League. was arrested here yesterday
charged with having forged the name Of
sx.Governor John II. Palmer. Of Illinois.
to . check for $4,000 on . bank in Jop.
lin, Missouri, about . year ago. upon
which hs got the money. Several hun.
dred dollars In money, jswslry OF great
value (said to belong TO his wife), rail-
road passes ON . large number OF roads:
dies and stamps Of different kinds and
pens were found on bis person OF nc
his effects when arrested. Morton wa
s,rsstsd At the instance OF John B. Bar.
gent, cashier Of the bank upon which
The forged check was drawn. Who rsoos'
nissd Rim In . railroad Office here.
Morton claims that u u . case OF mis-
taken Identity.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-08
WESTERN DISPATCHES.
Miscellaneous.

SAW FRANCISCO. May 6.-At the new
CITY Hall all the officials are in profound
Ignorance Of what is being done with
reference to the impeachment Of Mayor
Ksiloch. There has been no meeting Of
tho Finance or Judiciary Committees. TO
whom tho question Of drawing the nsces-
sary articles OF impeachment vi. SUB.
mitted Of the last meeting Of the Board
on Monday evening.
The Board OF Trade was In session
yesterday afternoon considering the bust-
ness and commercial relations Of Call
fornia with Mexico.
SAN JOSE, May ga warrant has
been served on General q. n. Nasles.
charging him with perjury, the COM
plainant being Samuel Hanks, . brother
to Miss Emily Hanks, who came into
public notice Q couple OF years go -
plaintiff In q suit for $50, 600 for breach
OF promise against Gen. Nselss. The
case was tried here, and the plaintiff Was
awarded S27. 500 BY the jury. The Gen.
sral appealed the case 10 the Supreme
Court, and after its remaining there
until Q few months ago that tribunal re-
versed the decision on the ground that
the consideration upon which the
promise Of marriage was made was An
immoral one. The alleged perjury was
committed, It ID claimed, during the
trial Of the case here.
STOCKTON. May THE Mokslumns
Hill and lone stage was stopped ysstsr.
day morning neal lone by two masked
men, who appeared with shotguns.
Messenger Msess was seated on the top
Of the stage with . gun In his hand.
The robbers ofsnsd Gre, q upon the
driver and the other upon the messen.
ger. Magss returned the FIRE, and the
robbers took to the brush, having
secured nothing. No one was injured.
Detective Hume left here ct 4P. n. for
the scsns
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Daggett Again.

WARRINGTON, May s.-Rsprsssntativs
Dsggstt will shortly introduce Q bill re.
curing all unsurveyed lands within
railroad limits to be surveyed. The
purpose is TO make the railroad lands
subject to State taxation, the practice Of
the companies being to refrain from
asking for surveys or patents until they
find purchasers. Not less than HOO
townships. or about Is, 000. 900 acres.
remain unsurveyed within tho grant
lands Of railroads already constructed In
California, Nevada. Utah and Colorado,
and nearly or quito one half Of this i'm.
menss area now escapes taxation.
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Mines and Mining.

WARRINGTON, May THE Mineral
Land bill agreed upon at . meeting Of
the Pacific Coast delegation last night
was introduced in the House today BY
Bedford and referred to the COMMITTEES
on Mines and Mining. There 10 moi
much prospect Of its obtaining final
action 1t the hands Of either House Of
Congress at this session. but there ID
good reason to believe that NO other
proposition affecting mining interests
can be passed In preferences TO- this
measure. In fact, II II be defeated. the
whole work OF the Public Commission.
srs, not only concerning mineral lands.
but all other classes. will probably share
the same fate.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-08
she Gets she Last werd.

A day or two ago the News told OF q
hand to hand. eye to eye, tongue to
tongue and Ratchet to AZ conflict
between the Kindergarten school mis-
tress OF Virginia and her landlady. In
which the contest for possession OF the
schoolroom was supplemented BY Q more
persistent one for the last word. Today
the landlady 10 ahead. She has posted
the following beside the battered and
broken door and window:
this is THE
work Of
hinerystts
swarts
the chool
Marin.
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Ready for ss.,.....

Among the foundries and machine
shops Of the Coast which are we'll
located for business and we'll rugged for
work ID the Virginia Foundry Of Andrew
Fraser, on the railroad track, south OF
the Julia works. Machinery can be
shipped to it, very door on the cars.
and the machinery there 10 new, OF
great capacity and operated BY the most
Experienced workmsn. Mr.. Fraser IL
busy all the time and 10 ready for all
kinds Of jobs In castings or machinery.
and warrants his work. Ofioe, Room j,
Blacks building. orner O and Taylor
streets. Virginia. See advertisement
under New Today"
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ps,.rs.rss lass Evssisg.

James Williams. A n Phillips. james 8
McCrum. u o'Brisn. @ N Collins. u Sui
Ivan. Guy Kahn. Z Babcock. O W Joy. W
Grove. J Laity. Gov J H Kinksad. Mrs
Smith. Nn @ z Mclean. A Laigneau.
Mrs Andrew. Mrs J J Bray. D Nivsns. N
+ Reed. = Dosher. Miss II Randall. W
Bunce. 8 J Fisher. Geo Weston. Mrs 8 E
billiard. W d Phillips, Mrs William
Norshead.
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A FINE THING FOR TnR TEETH.

Fragrant sozoDoNT 10 s~oomposition Of the
pursst and choicest ingredients Of the Oriental
vegetable kingdom Every ingredient 10 well
Known to have Q beneficial eject on the teeth
and gums. Its embaimins or sntisepac prop.
luxury. BOZODONr removes ell disssrse.hle
odors from the breath caused By catarrh, bad
teeth. etc, Il 10 entirely free from the injurious
and acrid properties Of tooth pastss and pow.
ders which deetroy thu enamel. One bottle viii
last six months. ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-08
A Much.C Coveted Region.

LrAnvrLLr, COL. May s.-Jamsa
Berry, an old miner. says ten companies
Of troops are camped south Of Techstspa
pass. The officers declare that they
have instructions only to prevent hos.
t%ilitiss, and DO ready 10 removs the
Indians.
WASHINGTON, May Sat q Cabinet
meeting yesterday II wa decided to
notify all Government employees In the
vicinity OF the Ute reservation to DO on
the lookout for any attempted invasion
and report the sams forthwith.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-08

AIauahabls incident occurred In one
Of the Boston churches OF Easter Sun.
day. The clergyman announced that
the offertory would b applied 70 reduc-
ing the debt on the church. During the
singing Of the music. while the eollec-
ton was being taken up. the tenor, who
Ia q German, had . solo. In which 90
Cured the words, land the dead shall
be raised" Hs succeeded In electrifying
the congregation BY giving ont o. the
ton Of bis voice, "Und 20 debt shall b
raised IN - twinklins ov a eye"