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Ruby Sauce.-One qua'J of cram
berries, two quarts of cold water, sugar,
apples. Place a porcelain saucepan,
with close fitting cover, on hot fire,
and in it put the cranberries and water;
stew at high pressure twenty minutes,
remove the pan from the fire, and add
sugar till the juice is sweet; then add
some nice cooking apples, pared, quar-
tered and cored, cook them moderately
I'LL tender, but not broken, and have alb
sorbed the juice till they are ruby color.
This sauce is delicious, and is excellent
for tarts or pies, and keeps Veil.
-Fox-hunters are to be Boycotted in
ireland this season. The Kildare Land
,Lnague has resolved to allow no hunting
in that county until the imprisoned men
sS.SssTeleased.
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Coo A WEEK In your own town. Terms and
DUU IS outfit tree Addrs IL Hallett&Co Portland Ne.
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ON ADAY. Ho,ct 10 make u. Something New for
OIU AGENTS. Coz, YoNGE&C Co, st. Louis, Mo.
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AGENTS Coin money with Or. Chase's New
AuGu Receipt Book. Newly revised and en-
argcd. BY mall g. Address Chase Pub CO.. Toledo, o.
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bnAHAM0nTH- AGENTS WANTED 30 best
MIA selling articles N the world sample nee
SPOfVeDAddress day bronson, Detroit, Mich.
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nnIMTENC Use our Patent Roll
THIN IEnN err Composition. Orders So
ttttN AtpS licted. FrdRciSd LOutreL NJ Y.
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NE Ia en- per day at home. SamplesworthS S.
VI w VkU free Address SrINsoN Co. Portland. Afo.
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C70A WEEK. $12 day at home easily made.
ID Costly outfit free Addr's True Co. Augusta Ne.
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LadyAgens eHp s ss,s
skirt and stocking Supporters, etc, SItnple OukGt
r'ee' Address queen City Suspender Co. Gin, o.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-28


The annual meeting Of the Alpha
CON. Mining Company will BE- held at
the Office Of the Company In Ban Fran.
cisco on Monday, June 20. Transfer
books closed on June 16. Bee omoial
notice under "New Today"
The Cslsdonian Club Of Virginia held
q meeting last evening and decided TO
hold their picnic this year on Saturday.
August 9. The place for holding II has
not been decided upon.
Amos Merritt. Chief Of Police for Gold
Hill, has gone to California Tor . short
visit. The duties OF the office are per.
formed by F. w. Folsom during the
Chiefs absence.
Stocks are booming today and nearly
everybody 10 happy in contsqusncs.
There are but few ''bsars" on the Com.
stock and they are not to be seen.
The Alpha and E1chsqusr mines have
been entirely drained and there 10 q
prospect Of . resumption OF work there.
The School Trustees Of Gold Hill last
evening postponed their meeting until
Monday. May 80. at 7:S0 P. n.
There will DO religious services, morn.
ing and evening. In the Methodist
church, Gold Hill, tomorrow.
The Grand Jury yesterday adjourned
until next Friday. unless called together
by their foreman.
The County Commissioner will meet
again this evening Of $50 o'clock.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-28
m. n.,sh.s,a. rhssry.

The famous Malthusian theory. - oon-
dsnssd by Henry George. may be briefly
stated thus: "Thsrs 10 . natural ten
dsnsy and constant effort In population
to increase beyond the means Of subsist-
enoe." Mr.. George. in his "Progrsss
and Poverty" undertakes to rofute this
old theory. and puts forward some strong
arguments In support Of his position.
II cannot, Of course, b expected that
Ne can here give even Q synopsis Of the
arguments Of Mr.. George. Suffice Il to
say that Mr.. Georges book 10 for sale at
the principal bookstorss Of this county.
There 10 ons phase Of the question,
however, that may Be considered prso-
tcally settled. That Ia: The increase
Of population does not now press upon
the limits OF the production Of clothing
to q sufaeisnt extent TO cause the least
fear % 10 how We shall b clothed In
future. In fact, clothing Il now manu-.
featured 90 much faster than the increase
Of population demands Il, that Il 10
cheaper to bs we'll dressed than to wear
the primitive costume Of Father Adam.
For this result thanks are due to . busi-
ness Arm In Storey county. Who. BY
their new methods and improved sys-
TENS. have made the manufacture OF
gents and boys clothing an exact SOL
snos, and whose name will 10 future
stand higher In the list Of political COON
omists than will the names OF Adam
Smith and John Stuart Mill. The name
Of this Arm II - familiar to the public
a. household words. It 10: BANNER
BaornrRs. corner O and Taylor streets.
Virginia.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-28
Items from Ireland.

DUBLIN, May T.-Thsrs IL . we'll.
founded rumor that Mr.. Forster. who
has come to Ireland In . very bad tenn.
per. was determined to suppress for .
time at least all land meetings In Ire.
land. Five meetings Of Arst-clsss i'm.
p~ortspcs are announced for Sunday.
The attitude Of the authorities 10 watched
with anxiety.
Although protected BY troops and
police O prooess-servsr at Glapgoslin,
County Lsitrim, was foilsd In the ct.
tempt TO serve o process on some Of Lord
Annslssy's tenants by the threatening
attitude Of the people.
All 10 quiet in County Limerick. The
authorities have not yet intimatsd when
they will renew the attempt TO carry out
sviotions at Nswpallas and Kilmattock.
A rumor has reached Carriek on Shan
non, County Leitrim. Of q serious pro.
cess-servipg ARRAY ct Geevagh, ten miles
distant, but the details ere indefinite.
Two men are said to have been MORALLY
wounded.
Eight houses were burned BY inoen-
diaries In County Cork on Wednesday
night. It IL stated that the object wss
to get ct one man whose house was not
known.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-28
WESTERN DISPATCHES.
Tho Chinese War at Bodie-fhe
First Battle-Successful Retreat
OF The B0dio Bummers.

VI VIC. pUuiO DNnnAAOhps
BoDIE. May 27.--A second meeting In
regard to the employment Of Chinese
was held on Wednesday evening. and .
resolution adopted to organize at oucst to
drive the questionable people ont Of the
county. About forty armed men left at
an early hour Thursday morning for the
Chinese camp. about thirty miles dis
tant. In the meantime the railroad
people sent . courier to the camp. and
had the whole outfit, with their sup
plies, transferred to an Island In the
center Of Mono Lake by means OF the
only steamer on this body OF water.
When the armed force reached the lake
they found the birds had down. AZ they
had NO provisions, or very little, and
nothing but slkali water to drink, their
situation was very disagrsesble. Adele.
CATION returned TO town Thursday night,
and are today trying TO raise funds with
which to obtain provisions for the be-
sieRsrs, but are meeting With very. slim
success. The crowd 10 made up mostly
Of irresponsible characters, and they
have not the sympathy Of the people
here nor OF the Miners Union, who re-
pudists any connection with them.
LArER.-Mos OF the invading party
upon the Chinese camp came struggling
back to town this afternoon. very foot.
sore and weary. Supplies Of provisions
and whisky were sent ont to assist the re-
mainder 10 return to town. The war
may b considered over, the hoodlum:
having no backing from the Miners
Union or the people generally.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-28
To v,.,s Geld s,,i Schools.

d. R. Sessions. Superintendent Of
Public Instruction. Who has recently
made . trip through eastern Nevada on
business connected with school matters.
came up to ,hs Comstock this afternoon.
He speaks highly Of the prospects Of the
State In general, and predicts . speedy
reaction from the present depression In
business and mining circles. and believes
the outlook for Nevada much brighter
than most people have Of late credited
IL with. The gentleman will pay the
Gold Hill schools . visit before the end
OF the term. He would do 90 the COM
ing week but for the disorsanizsd con.
dition Of the schools, consequent upon
the prevalence OF smallpox In town. Az
hs desires TO inspect the schools whom
he oan form Q just opinion OF their CON.
he will wait until they are fully
rsoraanixsd.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-28
tn. water q. u. x.,,.- J....s.
The yellow Jacket pumps continue ;

The Yellow jacket pumps continue TO
steadily lower the water In that mine,
Notwithstanding the additional amount
they have been compelled to handle IN
consequence Of the accident TO the 600
pumpbob Of the Imperial last Tuesday.
No pumping has been done by the In
perial since that time and Il will yet lake
several days TO repair the damage done
BY the caving Of the pump shaft Of that
point. Nevertheless, the Jacket pumps
have proven able to take care OF the
water without assistance and are today
draining the 2700 level. Il Was on this
level that the mine VA flooded BY the
heavy How Of water from the Imperial.
Al soon % the water vas . short dis
lance below the cap Of the 2700 level.
an air draft swept through the main
drift, carrying upward the heat and
steam that has hitherto made the lower
levels Of both mines almost untsnabls,
cooling them to . very p~srospabls de-
aIoa.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-28
The G. n. .. FaoH.

The old pump ID steadily working
and easily handles the water in the bot.
tom Of the shaft. but the hydraulic pump
10 needed TO allow Of tapping the fow Of
water found in the drift leading to the
Savage mine. From present appear.
anoss IL would seem that the delays In
the successful operation OF that man..
moth piece Of machinery were about
ended. The barrel TO replace the n
which recently burst vide open In the
west section Of the pump. was shipped
from San Francisco yesterday. and a.
everything at the mine 10 in readiness
for the placing Of II In position. that
work will be speedily accomplished.
The other parts Of the machinery that
are subjected to great strain have been
strengthened since the breakdown 90.
CURED, and the contractors are confident
that there will be no more stoppages on
recount Of defects in the machinery.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-28
Dis.ppei.ssd.

John Buokmsstsr. . former typo In
the News Office and who II we'll and
iavorably known In Gold Hill. writes 70
Q friend from Pstaha City. Columbia
county, Warrington Territory. that he
10 very much disappointed in that ooun-
try and that the mines there are worth.
less. He had purchased . horse and
intends going to Wood River to try his
luck In that section. Joe Weston. who
left here with Buckmaslsr. did not 20 to
the mines. but returned to San Francisco
from Portland. Oregon. He 10 now
lifting types In Reno.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-28
An.r..s. ssr.ss asperI

SAN FnAScrsco. Nay Isl ,. H.
Sierra Nevada. 17a bid. In asked. TN
sales; Hale 4 Norcross, 4 20 asked; Potosi.
8 IS bid; Imperial. 2oc bid. 2se sahsd;
Gould 1 Curry. 8 bid. 81 asked. 9 sales;
Bullion. SOC bid; Mexican. i2s bid. NV
sales; Ophir. 81 bid; Benton. Toe bid. TO
asked; Chollar. Q 30 asked; Yellow Jacket.
4 10 bid; Best L Bslcher. lst bid; Utah,
IL bid. iih asked; Mexican. NV sales;
Union Con-. l4k sales; chollar. 2 IS sales;
Exchequer. IL bid; Gould 4 Curry. 81
sales; Savage. 4 bid; Best & Bslchsr. lsk
bid; E.chequsr. I 30 bid. I % sales; Utah.
IL bid; Best h Bsleher. isS sales; ophir.
81 sales; Con. Virginia. Az bid; Alta.
8 80 bid; Hale 4 Norcross. Z 10 sales;
Mexican. ia, bid; Grown Point, Q 80 bid.
2 IS sales; Union Con-. l4k bid; Scorpion.
2 iSbid. . 20 asked; Gould & Curry. 81
bid; Ophir. 81 bid. 81 asked; CALIFORNIA;.
! 10 bid; Savage. 4 0S sales; Overmsn'
/ 80 bid. I 40 asked; Gould B Curry. sh
bid. 81 asked; Andes, AZ bid; Utah. In
sales; Scorpion. 2 Is bid.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-28
The sheriaas Prsss.snsns.

It appears from . conversation OF .
representative Of the News with Q mem.
bsr Of the Board Of County Commits
sionsrs. this morning. that the action OF
the Board upon the bill from Mshsr d
Co.. upon which the Grand Jury made
. pressntmsnt against Commissioner
Sheridan, has not been correctly stated.
The Commissioner referred to said that
the bill was Hrst approved by the Board.
but having aiterward discovered that 1t
was not q proper charge against the
county, after consultation with the Dis
trict Attorney, Il was by resolution Of
the Board. returned from the Auditor
aud referred to Mr.. Sheridan. As the
Board saw no mere Of the bill. II 10 pre-.
sumsd that Mr.. Sheridan paid II himself
and kept It. go.
1t would therefore appear that the bill
upon which the Grand Jury made the
pressntmsnt sgsinst Nj. Sheridan was
not the original bill from Maher 4 Co.,
but Q new ono made out since Mr.. Shsr.
idan paid the original one. hence oil pro-
csedings OF tho Grand Jury based upon
the bill from Mahsr i 90. are null and
void.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-28
ASSESSMENTS.

nu,liou-eo osnts! levied Nay 10 dslin.
qusnt June "A; sale day Jul, II.
Bsntsa Cos.-7s osnts Per share ; hyied
Nay n; d~siineusns JunsA; sale Gay July
u.
a.le 4 Nersrsss-p cents per share: lev.
led Nay 10; delinquent Juns IL; sais day
Jutys.
silver HiIi-3s esnts Per shsrs; lsyisd Nay
I; delinquent June 10; sale day June %.
Ysllev Jsehss-Si per share; levied Nay
.; delinquent June III sale day Julye
Lard Or Losas-is cents PER share; levied
April isi dsiinqusot Nay u; sale DAY
June -.
Jults Css.-So cents per shars, levied April
n, delinquent June .; sale day June y.
Ca,s6osis-ss cents per share; isvisd Nay Q;
dslinqusnt Jane q; Als day June ~.
Hs.euek-so cents pr share; levied Nay .;
~dsiinqusnt June Z; sale day June -.
Prespses-lo cent? Per shsr:; lcyted April
o; delinquent Nay 81; sale day June %.
Isva- Six cents Per shars; Levied April -;
delinquent Nay 10; sale day June IL.
Wen Z; a.I,ssu.a: 1:s 81 a. 4, June e. a''
Iady Wsshipgsss Cse.-io osnts; lsv.
a a.. .P ; Is; delinquent Nay 81 sale day
o. I:.srsaI-io csnts, levied April 10,
delinquent Nay n; sale day June II.
aeld Lesa-io osnts pr shsss; levied April
8; ~dslinqasnt Nay Q; sale dsy hsy %.
Bslehsp-7s cents Per share; lsvisd April -;
delinquent Nay III ssSs az n
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-28
FOREIGN DISPATCHES,
Hostilities in Observation-Disclosures
In Eyictiou-Riot and Bl0odshed.

~ nvASstVo Ahgs
NEW Yonx. May 2s.-Ths Hsrdld's
Mitshellstown County oork) special Of
the 27th says: A serious ARRAY occurred
here today In consequences Of an attempt
Of the Sheriff to sviot Ave tenants on the
estate OF the Countess Of Kingston. The
Sheriff was assisted BY twenty-five police
and the military. including . troop OF
dragons, but the resistance OF the
people was 90 determined that the work
was only partly accomplished. The
chapel bell Of Mitchellstown began ring
ing st 9 o'clock In the morning to warn
the country people that the eviction.
were about to begin. The news spread
rapidly. The chapel bells for ten miles
around took up the refrain, calling on
the population to assemble. The police
attempted to stop the bells, but did mot
succeed. Over 10000 people assembled
In less than an hour. A large number
gathered around the police and military
while the hrst eviction was proceeding.
Eggs, stones aud other missiles were
thrown ct the Sheriff aud his assistants.
Three eviotions were carried out. but to
sxscuts the next two II was necessary to
pass through the town. Three bands Of
music and organized bodies carrying
banners had now arrived, and the strains
OF "ths martial tread Of Clare's dra.
goons " encouraged the people to resist.
ancs. They obstruotsd the street snd
sent showers OF stones into the midst OF
the constabulary. Then the cavalry
charged and drove them back. bot they
only returned 10 greater force and with
new daring. While passing Q yard be-
hind which Q large number Of the
rioters were concealed. q heavy vollsy OF
stones was delivered and n Of the cav.
airy horses WAS killed. The police
charged through and dispersed the as
sailants ct the point Of the bayonst.
One mans jaw was cut open, twelve
soldiers were struck, and many OF the
police were also injured. The Blot Act
was read without effect, and in oonss.
quencs OF the resistance It was decided
not to proceed further with the work OF
eviction. The excitement lasted late
Into last night, but there was no disturb.
anna
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-28
Practical Mining.
Carsn Appeal, key n.

Afsw days ago . bar Of bullion was
sent to the Mint from the Colorado mine,
about forty miles from here near Moni.
tor, California. The metal ran e2.ose
In silver and 1851 In gold. making . 10.
tai OF Ss7A7 a. the result Of one months
work BY six men. Il appears that the
parties who did the work were under
Peter Coupts and agreed to run . tunnel
10 the ledge and take their pay in what
rock they could take ont. They worked
the ledge for q month with the above sat:
iafactory results. There we're several
miners Who were invited TO join the
scheme, but they declined, saying they
wanted cash down and nothing less:
Now men are very plenty who would
like 10 get employment at those nsurss.
which was ovsr sixty dollars . Day Tor
each mans labor. There are many other
mines in the vicinity which would pay
largely II capital could b secured TO
open them propsfly.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-28

Next Monday night, May w. WINE
Edouin and company will open at
Pipsr's Opera House. Virginia, in the
musical comedy Of dreams; or. Fun 10
q Photograph Gallery" John Antonio
Binks, o retired farmer. seventy years OF
sRe, 10 with his wife Ruby Cust ave
years youpger). sitting at his Preside,
when q surprise party. made up OF the
children and grandchildren Of the old
couple. arrives. A supper 10 set, there
IL music and dancing. the old gentleman
throws abstinence aside and goes to
sleep . little jolly. In his sleep hs has
q dream, and In his dream hs imsgines
himself.s youngstsr again. sporting with
his swsstheart and friends In . pho
toRraph gallery. As the engage
msnt Of this company 10 for only two
nights, the house will doubtless DO
crowded on the opening night. Reserved
seats can now be secured.
The Board Of Insane Commissioners
has appointed DR.. Dawson Of Reno to
the position Of medical attendant at the
State Asylum. whom II shall have been
built. The salary 10 set at 5000 per
month, and II 10 expressly understood
that although the appointment has been
made ct this time In order 10 give the
doctor time to qualify himself, be draws
no salary Whatever until he assumes
medical control Of the asylum.
J. n. Bell, . former member Of the
Ssrsfeld Guard shooting team, o tel
.sraph operator at Hawthorne. still
keeps up his rife practice and rsputa.
ton a. q good shot. On Thursday he
and q gentleman named E. Cusbman
shot q match 1t that place. each scoring
SO points ont Of . possible 100. Bell
cresdmoored Cushnan and was declared
the winner.
A number Of the members Of the Ns-
tional Guard Of Virginia will 60 to Car.
son tomorrow for target practice over
the range at Tresdway's ranch. The
shooting team Of that company last Sun
dsy made an average score OF SO points.
Considering the fact that It 10 Q new
team 1.-THE Nationals had no shooting
team last YEAR, II 10 an excellent score.
The Carson Times says: The Santiago
mill. on the Carson river. 10 being put
into shape with the intention Of starting
M ON Beicher ore. When this 10 done
the amalgsm will be sent to the Mint
for treatment. which will help business
there considerably.
The Supreme Court has denied the
application OF Senator W. B. King. Of
Lyon county, for . mandamus to COM
psl Controller Hallock to draw q warrant
10 his favor for $40 for acting - Prssi.
dent pro len. OF the Senate ct the last
session.
The Union Mil and Mining Company
have sold to ]. F. dladding and E. L.
Fox. for $4,000. the ground upon which
the old Sutherland mill used 70 stand, to-
gsthsr with the adjacent premises.
The assessment Of thirty cents on the
~o.pital s.oek Of Julia Con. vas dslin.
ausat In the Board today.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-28
nenasrial Day.

On Monday there will BE- an sppro.
pirate observance OF Decoration Day In
Virginia City under the direction OF
Phil. Ksarnsy Pest. g. A. B. There
will be the usual military and civic dis
play In the procession. and the GUS
iomary ceremonies at the cemeteries,
followed by exercises ct Pipsr's Opera
House. The singing at the Opera House
will b by the Choral Society Of Gold
Hill. The route OF procession and order
OF exercises can be seen In the advertis-
ing columns. Contributions OF flowers
are respectfully solicited and will DO re-
osivsd at Pioneer Hall at II o'clock
tomorrow morning.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-28
P,psr's opera nsss~.

Gus Williams - the dslinsator Of the
character Of ]. Adolph Dinksl. sour
German Senator."is . perfect sueosss.
All Who have seen him In his specially
speak highly 10 praise Of his acting. In
fact there are but few comedians who
can excsl him in bis peculiar line. The
repetition OF "Our German Senator" at
Pipsr's Opera House last night. fur.
nishsd our theatsr-eosrs With Q most
pleading entertainment. The oomical
dialect. singing, etc.. OF the Senator were
received with rosrs Of laughter. and. u
possible. he vas funnisr than the night
before.
"Our German Senator" will Be repeat
cd tonisht-ths last night OF Gus Will
liams' engagement. Lovers Of fun cannot
afford 10 miss the entertainment.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-28
EXAMINATION Demanded.

LONDON. May 2s.-Ths Porte has de-
oidsd TO write to the Bsy for an explains
ton Of hid sudden change Of dsmssnor
toward the Sultan. and the apparent
leaning OF bis Prime Minister toward
Frances interests. The Boy will DO
invited to state whether he still con-
sidsrs himself Q vasssl OF the Ottoman
Empire, and whether hs 10 prepared to
abide BY the armsn Of 1871. II bis
answsr II unsatisfactory. the Bey will be
solsmnly depessd and the Hussisnits
family deprived Of the village OF Tunis.