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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-05
UnIucky Number.

Il IL seldom that . given number can
BE- found to repeat itself In % singular
and significant manner - IN the fol.
loving case, % discovered BY the San
Francisco EXAMINER "0n the 18th OF
October George A. Wheeler strsnslsd'
his sister.in.law. Advlls ]. Tilson. under
circumstaucss unparalleled In the annals
Of crime On this coast. On the 18th day
Of November be was Indicted by the
Grand Jury. On the 18th day Of De
cember hs was arrsigned for his crime.
On the 10th Of January he was convict.
cd Of murder In the drst degree, and on
the 18th day Of February be wa zen.
tsueed 10 be hanged on Tuesday. the
Isth day Of April. By the neck until he
n dead" Evidently ~ II an unfo!tu-
nate and unlucky number With Wheeler.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-05
THE c. 1 G. RAILROAD.
p-.~rss or sAs Wssk Of Iss Csa.
straeslon.

The Lyon County Times Of today CON-
tsins the following - to the O. 4 @.
railroad:
During the past week The work Of lay
ine the track Of this new railroad has
progressed at the rapid rate Of . mile
and = quarter 10 . mile and . halt per
dsy. The track Il now laid to . point
sixty.fvs miles beyond Dayton. and sew
snty from the Mound House, the initial
station Of the road. :,
six carloads Of iron, twelve OF ties.
and one Of provisions and supplies leave
Dayton daily for tho end Of the O. 4 O.
track. -.
The wabusksns object to the pro-
posed two towns on the line Of the rail-
fosd IN Mason Valley. They say tha.
one town this aide Of the first crossing
Of the Walker river will accommodate
all the tranao OF that section for years to
come, and that . sids.trsok II al that Ia
REQUIRED between the two crossings.
"Hook" Mason objects TO the pre-
posed town Of Mason being located on
his land, because he would then b com.
PEELED to fence In the roads leading to II
through his ranch.
Forty acres OF land near "Hock" Ma
sons ranch have been located By the
railroad company for the site Of the pro-
posed town Of Mason.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-05

Colonel 8. T. Curtis 10 again on the
Comstock. but will leave tomorrow 70
visit and examine certain mines In the
Walker river region, then 90 to Califor.
mia for ths purpose Of examining some
mines In that State. Hs still claims the
Oomssock - his home. however, and
ssys he II quite confident that We shall
yet sss many . boom and many Q panic
On the Comstosk.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-05

A burglar entered Q miser's residence
at Corpus Christi, Texas, stole . trunk
supposed to contain money, carried II .
mile away. opened II. and found nothing
OF value. Then be returned to the house
In anger. demanded the missr's money
or life, and rscsivsd q bullet.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-05
p.parssres i.ass svessss

Deidesheiner and wife. O Hoaglsnd.
r Packard. P B Comstock. J Murphy. J b
Pitshford. Miss F Palmer. Mrs W wslch.
Miss u Maloney, Mrs b @ Sheets. ] d
Hammond. J Lipman. Mrs Laisnsau. 7 ]
Duncan and wife. T E aoosh. Mrs. Kelly.
Mis- N~alasssta. W d Phillips and wife,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-05

A Danbury man on . recent cold
morning observed an incident that some
what surprised him. His old chant.
olser was on . hsnp Of stable litter,
scratching with oil his might, surround.
cd BY bali Q dozen shivering sparrows,
which he was feeding with all the ten.
dsrness OF an old hen with her chick
ems.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-05

Do any Of Virginia city's two.b i.
saloons hold on f-Sn francisco Dolly
Report. Yes. just one: that at the In.
terns.ionsl Hotel. To Offset this, Yir.
ginis has . place whore two glasses Of
beer are rstaired for . short. bit. Two
bit restaurants are getting to be numsr.
ous In Virginia City.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-05
Refugees Notices.

81 Johns Church. Gold Hil-sunday
school at I ?. n. AL are cordially invited
70 attend.
Thers will b divine service at Grace
CHURCH, Silver City. tomorrow evening ct
7:s0 O'CLOCK, Rev. George N. Eastman on.
ciating.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-05
Arrival. tn . Msrssas.

JP Lewis. George I Lsmmon. E Miles,
". Doolin. Q sancho. Miss Elliott. ] Kelly.
Z Fsnton. + Birdsall. sA Laushton. J r
Kitsrsll. W Hy Doans. A vssnberg. An
Cummings. A Dennery. Susie Dorsey. T
Dirisall u. Mrs. " n King. Mrs. Morrow.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-05

ssrah Bsrnhsrdt appeared 1t Mobile
IN 4 email, dilapidated ball. on . stage
devoid Of scenery. Il was here that shs
became III In the midst Of the perform.
NJ and was compelled 10 retire. Per.
haps the primitive snrroundiinss Affected
hsr sensidys nature.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-05
aHprrah for Hancock ~

WARRINGTON. March 4.-asssrsl Han.
cocks arrival In the Capital st 8 o'clock
yesterday aitsrnoon erp<tsd eonsidsra.
bic more sensation snd enthusiasm
amoas q certain slass Of population than
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-05
MANHOOD RESTORED.

A ucsim Of early importance. csustne ~:
or dabIiit,. prsmsfnfS decay, ETC.. having tted
10 vain W., inovn remedy. h.s diseoys.sd z
simpls mSsns Of sslf ears. which = VII :
b. 20 ~ ~fsllew-su6ssl. Addssss -
fIIV1, e 0hakhsn o., III. oel9
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-05
NOTICE.

ALL PERSONS HAvrsa IN THIrR POS
a session DO 10 b~slonsins 70 webs prury
he 1oLp HUI Nxws - soon - conycniSns;
ooaA H,n s.,,.uh.,, "A isip. ssi6
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-05

Mike shes. shot in the Lee evening BE-
fore Last BY Samuel Wilson. II getting
along veil. and bis leg viii b saved.
Philip pfsdeshimsr. Of the Hale Z
Noreross. VA among the departures last
evening.
An assessment Of atty cents per share
has been levied on the capital ssook OF
the Alta.
The needy poor Of the county are
A-euounsine the Drsxlsr bin.
The Sierra Nevada payroll for Fsbru'
ssy vss $is.sSo.
sissra Nevada has sAippsd >as.sss %
n balliea.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-05

J. B, Pitehford. recently Foreman Of
fmmssts foundry. LEFT fss orsss Valley.
Oaltfornia, Last svssins.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-05

Il xsaksns on; more 70 tall with some
persons IN hour than . weeks lasting
weuld.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-05
8EfOBf.
san Pransfses DsasA-

LAST EvxNrno.
10 Eureka Con-. 2sk
so Northern Belle. Is. 1sk, IL
1880 Navajo, 2 10
20 Argsnta. 500
470 NJ. Diablo, 81
800 Mt. 'Potosi. 500.
400 MoClintoa. loo
400 0oodshaw. Soc
200 Summit. SOC
80 Concordia.
2S Bechtel. Coo
100 Belvidere. 400
80 Blackhawk. l6c
$50 Jupiter. 73o, 600. $50
100 Addenda. 2sc
100 MONDAY
$50 North MONDAY. ! 40
200 Orc. 800
$50 Paris. SEQ
lSo Tiptop. Az 81
las Silver King. 2ot
100 Head Center. 3 20
20 Bulwer Con-. I 90
500 Grand Prize. I 10
Tlu MORNING.
50 Ophir. ~. 460
90 Mexican, %
400 Gould 4 Curry. . IS. 8. 3 bso
so Best d Bslcher. ~
22s California. SOC
235 Savage. I 80
$50 Con. Virginia. I IS. II
Is Chollar. l 10
AGO Potosi. 2 10
$50 Hale d Norcross. ) 60
lss Yellow Jacket. q 70
100 Alpha. ~
80 Bslohsr.
40 Sierra Nevada. o.
ls3 Utah. ~
100 Bullion. SOC
l26 Exchequer. ssc1
$50 Ovsrman, 73c. SOC
100 Justice. 600
10 Union Con-. IL
4lo Alta. no..
100 Caledonia. 400
400 Silver Hill. $50. 500
100 Julia. ESQ
100 Occidental. 500
400 Ward. IL
ITO Scorpion. I 10. I Is
225 Benton. COO
200 Concordls. I 50
Is Eureka Con-. 2st. ash
$50 Northern Belle. Is
$50 Grand Prize. I 10
100 Argsnta. SOC
800 Navajo. AZ. ~ sl0
IS T~uscarors. $50
223 Albion. I 10. I Is
$40 Nj. Diablo. 81
400 Nj. Potosi, SOC
100 Holmes. 100
2e0 Columbus. I 05
50 Tioga. SOC
60oodshaw. 500
40 Concordia, 2. 2 06
IS Mono, IN
1900 Jupiter. CSC. coo. 60, sec. TOO. ~
100 South Bulwer. 400
400 North MONDAY. I 10. ! -
$50 Noonday. I IS
45 Boston Con-, 8oc
s23 Orc, SOC. $50
2l0 Navajo. AZ
80 Head Center. SO
los Silver King. 20h
$50 Tiptop.
50 Albion. I 10
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-05
CHANGE OF FIRM.
r HAVE THIS DAY SOLD TO J. p. HALL
! al my intsrsst In The Pioneer tsundy..
Virginia, December I. 1880.
AAR@l ArnRR
aPEclAL MoTlcR.

All Bills dus the PIONEER LAyNDRY mp
10 ths TiR.T OF LEoEMBER, 1850. must BE-
settled bsiors the TENTH OF DRokxBRR. o.
they viii b plso~d In the hands Of . coilsetor.
In future no bills will be allowed 70 run mors
than thirty days. J. B. HALL.
VIp0inta neremhNT 4 foo0
The Ripley advertiser., 1881-06-11
.UET9aa "
Afo0haesRy Nf.,thorsjI ATothorsI6

Are you disturbed at night and bro
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eFihg and crying with the excruciating
pain of cuttin 3 teeth? II SO, g6p ? 1t once
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SOOTHING SRe9tV9eUNn eS
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on earth who has ever used it, who will
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tlf' Outht sent free to those who wish to en-
NV1gage in thebR0st. pleasant and profitable
VVbpgmess known. Every thing new
'etelytlling. go AZ day ana iupwartls is
14sllyi nisla Without staying lfaAyty from
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ny new workers w4tnted at once. Many
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A cough, cold or sore thrOa..
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quently results In anlncurable lung
disease or consumption, Browns
bronchial troches are certain to
coughs, cAAEA, eBSJadstlI SSSl
throat Diseases ,GqE thirty years
the trochea have keeIl reg emu n
ed by physicians, ana 5,algaSs eve
perfect satislsotiopsssGh aTe. not
hew or untried, but having been
tested by wide and constant use
for nearly I u ea@Se adfat8 IN,
they have attained Xell.nerited
lank among the lew staple rene.
dies OF the age. RNh gnOksrs
and singers use them TO clear and
strengthen the voice. Sold at
twenty-five cents a box every
where, S5-22-1y
The Ripley advertiser., 1881-06-11

sketches of the shady side Of life and
character in the Great Metropolis, now
rbeiHg fully Illustrated from Authentic
sketches IN stlre lslut bBA ZEE @s--ciII
NATIONAL Police 'G&zEffE 17,aI
of New York, which are realistic and
faithful pOTtt'aitGres from real life
The Illustrations are by the best artist
'ic talent .attainable, and ther descrip,
tons aye ofrqm the open of4Aso mo St
gifted Journalist and brilliant writer in
America, who, it is conceded, has rival
led that master hand at word painting
Charles Dickens. tits sufficient to say
that 'iNe~ 10y orks 9aslft Effeo VIII
present nthel Notwithstanding; vivid and
trnthfqiapieblFFRssss Of the, under current.
OF Life in NeY. Y0f'. Civ that have
ever beeh presdlited4 to tlE6 ptbfca4l1H
The National Police GR&ette Or New
Fork, is for sale by all newsdealers,
price lqSqeets BeEGoNM oeiteaRlberOroI
EHsered Direct frQmla mat.lhes athe n ,R.!Hblisher
SubPcfiPti6h price, 400 per'ytaf.
tlhe National Police Gazette, of New
York, has no conaeetian-lyitA aa,s.otl.-
er puPliPGtiPn Wins class, wllos fpl-l
gain, Is far as possible copy its title
and appearance. .DShislqtS eDa''H q
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EASES seq that tlle PAPER is dated from
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coz SiAlrHee and William SITS, "A
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GAS LIT LIFE ILLUSTRATED

The above is 4hetitle eft series,Of
sketches of the shady side Of life and
character in the Great Metropolis, now
'bci"g fully Illustrated from Authentic
sketches IN fle E2luf baA ZEE " on
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The ADVERTISER is the Oldest
newspaper U0 %8a il
has large and increasing circula.
ton in Tippah, and - Cbaal
lation IN all the surrounding coun,
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umns would be a good 4paWE
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The daily gazette., 1881-04-01
Gen eral News.

An express train on the wabash, st..
Louis and Pacific Railroad was thrown
from the track at Cotton, 10 miles west
of Toledo, Ohio, on Wednesday night,
by defective switch, and eollided with
a freight train standing ON q side track.
Seven persons were seriously injured,
among them f. Quicker, musical direc-
tor OF the Rive-KiRg troupe.
The Philadelphia Board Of School
Directors Of the 10Th Section received
tine report last night OF its special com.
mittss exonerating the female principal
OF the Hunter Girls Grammar School Of
charges Of vllifyIng the religious faith Of
some of her pupils during class hours.
The Legislature of Connecticut has
passed bill allowing the Connecticut
Valley Railroad to extend its traek to
the Massachusetts line; also, q bill de-
claring cider an intoxicating beverage, 10
be subjected to the restrictions OF the
Liquor law.
A construction train and freight train
on the Rock Island Railroad collided
near Walnut, Iowa, on wednesday, and
the former train was wrecked. The
eaboose contained twenty-five men, all
of whom were injured, eight perhaps
| fatally. An operator had neglected to
place signals for the freight train to stop
at Walnut.
The daily gazette., 1881-04-01
BUILDING PERMITS.
sIxrY-THREE ISSUED LAST MoNTH-A
GRATIFYING INCRRAsE.

GRATIFYING IUCREABE.
During the past month sixty-three
building permits were issued by the
Survey Department, fifty-nine Of which
were for houses. For March, 1880, there
we're fifty-two issued, and for the month
OF February, this year, thirty-one were
issued. Those issued last month were
as follows:
Henry j. Garel, one house, N. r. cor
ner of b and Buttonwood streets.
William q. Bush, six houses on the
east side Of Pine street, above Seventh.
Charles McCloskey, eight houses on
the east side of Kirkwood street, between
Taylor and Ninth.
George F. Vernon, one stable, between
Seventh and Eighth and Monroe and
Adams streets.
Joseph Williams, one house, west
side OF Chippey street between Eleventh
and Twelfth streets.
Dennis ]. Mention, one house, south.
east corner of Fifteenth and King SITS.
George A. Palmer, one house and
| stable, 8. w. corner of Eleventh and
Walnut streets.
Patrick Conner, one stable, nerth side
of Pleasant street, between jackson and
VanBuren streets.
James Ferry, three houses, west side
Of Kirkwood street between Taylor and
Ninth streets.
Samuel M. Clary, Jr., one morocco
factory, S. =. corner Of Sixth and Mon
zoe streets.
Edward T. Dilworth, seven houses,
west side of Monroe street, between
Pleasant and Second streets.
Edwin W. Jackson, one house, north
side of Fifth street between Madison
and Monroe streets.
Charles 81. Tindall, one house, north
side of Seventh street, between Poplar
and Lombard streets.
Andrew Stewart, two houses, nsrth
side of Lowering avenue between Scott
and Lincoln. streets.
Bernard Mccullough, one hsuse, n.
Z. corner of Eighth and Church SITS.
Jesse Bingham, two houses, east side
of Jefferson street between Thirteenth
and Fourteenth streets.
Thomas ii. Melvin and Peter q.
Furry, five houses, s. w. corner Ninth
and Bennett streets.
Fanny A. McKowsn, two houses,
north side of Seventh street between
Church and Bennett streets.
John J. Gallagher, five houses, N. W.
corner of Twenty-seeond and Garter
streets.
Thomas Dlnsmore, two houses, vest
side Of Carter street near Twenty second
street.
Alice Downward, one house, east side
of Monroe street between Eighth and
Ninth streets.
Patrick Dillon, seven houses, south
side of Reed street between Adams and
jackson streets.
Millard T. Poole, two houses, west
side of Jackson street between Second
and Third streets.
George W. Lodge, addition to store,
n. 4. corner of Seventh and King
streets.
The daily gazette., 1881-04-01
From the News.
THAT PETITION AND RE-
MONSTRANCE.

From the News.
THAT PETITION AND RE-
MONSTRANCE.
To the Editors Of the Morning Neps
In your paper of this date I find
the following SIT turns out that
the only property holders who signs
ed the petition were J. T.. Carpen-
ter, Jr., and the Browns" Now I
would say that the petition referred
to was circulated by myself in per-
son, and there was not any one
asked to sign who was not prop
erty holder until after the opposition
movement was started. You furs
ther say: "The remonstrance was
signed, with six or seven excep-
tions, by actual residents Of the
district, voters and property hold
ers." In regard to the remon-
STRANGE, would say, out of about
seventy names that were published,
thirty at least were only renters
with no permanent interest in the
place at all.
AS to the people who signed the
petition we do not propose to pub
lish their names without their con-
sent, but would say that they are
just as good men and just as large
property holders as reside in the
city of Wilmington. Now, want
it particularly understood that / ann
not working for scheme to bring
these people into the city without
their consent, but as we have a
a large number of the property hol-
ders of the place, we except to push
it to the end.
FRANZ E, BROWN.
The daily gazette., 1881-04-01
THE LEVY COURT.
PROCEEDINGS P1oPxR-
TIks rRANsFERRED.

PROCEEDINGS YEsTRRDAY-P1 PROPER
TIks rRANsFERRED.
At tho session of the Levy Court,
yesterday, number of transfers were
made, most of which was situated In
this city.
The act passed by tho Legislature,
empowering the Levy Court, to pay
TO A. Given, contractor for building
the Court House about $1,000 was
read, and on motion of Mr.. Febigsr,
referred to q committee, Of ave, the
President, Mr.. Bright to be chairman
of the committee.
The assessment on the works of the
Delaware Iron Company, at New
Castle, was reduced s., 900 on motion
of Mr.. Silver.
On motion of DR.. Ellison, the vote
whereby it was refused to redues the
assessment on the property of the p,
W. d B. r. R., at the West End yard
was reconsidsred. On motion of Mr..
Febigsr the assessment was reduced
from So, 600 10 $4,000.
The committee appointed TO ex-
amino and audit the account Of W 8
Reynolds, late collector of county
rates at Blackbird Hundred for 1879
and 1880, reported srrora amounting to
$b4, 78e, and recommended rates and
commissions on the same.
Messrs. Polk and Taylor, the oem-
mittee to examine error Inst of w. ].
Eliason, collector OF taxes for st. Geor-
ges Hundred for 1879 and 1889, repor-
ted errors for former year amounting
to &c, $50, and for the latter, e5s, ESQ;
total, &eA, S7z.
This afternoon, Prof. 8. ]. Ford,
will give select readings before the
Court.
The daily gazette., 1881-04-01
FIRES IN MARCH.

following is the record Of th. nra.
Is l. 20 "a unrink last month as furnish.
burib s,I' ne tobacconist, No. IOt
suIs'day, nay, March %, $50 a. m
NS,UoPer shop on Orange street
Sinn MN, owned by Henry Danhy
.rucs insurance Sl0O. Department
.e; cs1d,. Cause of fire SUPPOSED N
@ ch =, 1SO p. m. false.
VI ~, p. m, BURNING chimnau
ee street, below FitIh ns9., w
'lre6 e6,PIS9a9ed, 10 services not req qulred.
psa,,t, n -, ll.lO a. m., au alarm oansed
|ar st,sl,o VI a plt,h pot y Fifth and
,, ,ch "a Up. m, false.
tch ch ~ 40 p. m., false.
~ ~ 30 a. m., alarm cansad nv
Iinahh OF two story franz
esns aouse on Buttonwood s,reat
lain "a o., aeu b streets, owned nv Geo
Loss tTrur1pled by Dennis Sim.
aue. Dsnar,R, lining, cause of fire defec.
not re a uirst isr'lnent responded, ser.
burning w. alarm caused by
abovs OF stable ON Oranvs
rylces = nat onah, rn Department respond.
nt bv nar,q ulred as the nrs N,
Ffiyal S'ueS of ,n llying opposite before
lpposed ino ,ne department; cause ol
En- en- ~ - ~ p. M, false.
NJ NJ 20 5o' $50 .. m.' false.
~ 81 S.lU n. IN .aI