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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-01-11

WTANTED-At Grove Lake College Farm a
w good, steady man, careful and willing
to work; must be strictly temperate, and un-
derstand farming; reference required. Will
hire by the year; good salary given. Address,
giving age, Principal Grove Lake Academy
North Fork, Stearns Co. GIG
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-07
San Francisco Boy Killed.

SAN Josl. March 6.-Ths boy who
was crushed to death by . train near
Mountain View. on Tuesday night. Ia
now pretty definitely identified a.
"Cock-y" Smith. lately residing at the
sorn-r Of Hayes and Laeuus streets. San
Francisco. James McGrsth. . boy Of
fifteen y-srs. who 10 now here. states
that on Tuesday morning he and Smith
started from San Francisco to walk to
San Jsse IN search OF work. That night
about IL O'Clock they came to Q point
where two freight trains were In the act
OF passing. MoGrath took the outside.
Smith passing between the trains. Nc
Grsth passed on. but at the end Of the
trains did not Aud his friend. nor did he
again 500 anything Of him. Concluding
that Smith had gone back to Ban Fran.
cisco on the train. he came on to Ban
Jose. McGrsth's home 10 On Mission
street, between Twelfth aud thirteenth
streets. San Francisco. From his de-
scription Of Suith and his effects, there
10 NO doubt that the remains are those
OF his unfortunate companion. Smith
was either run over ct the point where
the trains passed, or did take the train
back toward San Francisco. and fell OF
after going . short distance. The body
was frightiully msngled. McGrath says
Smith bad . mother. sister and step
father residing at the corner Of Lsguns
and Hsyes streets.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-07
Important Decision.

SAX FRANCISCO. March 5.-Judgs Sui
livsn today rendered . decision in re-
gard to mining company elections which
will have an important bearing on the
control OF the Comstook mines. Sew
eral weeks since application vas made
to set aside the annual election Of the
California Mining Company. held In
January last. on the ground that the ma
jority OF stock vas not present or rep
resented at such election. At the hear
ins last Saturday Il was proved that over
400, 900 shares were represented to DO
present. OF which twenty-five shares only
were voted by the owners. and the bal
ancs on proxies-over 200. 900 shares
being voted on proxies given BY bank
clerks. ons of whom. on being put ON
the stand. testified that hs did not own
any stock for which bis proxy VA Civ
en-. Counsel for the company objected
to the inquiry - to the actual owner.
ship. a. the oompsny's books alone were
evidences.
The Court decided to-day that the In.
quiry could 60 behind the books TO -.
certain the real ownership OF stocks.
and under the statute actual owners only
could vote.
This will put . stop to the manipula.
tons Of mining companies BY means OF
proxies. which has led to great abuses,
and parties hereafter desiring to control
companies must own . majority Of the
stock, -
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-07
Southern Pacific Railroad.

Tucson. March 7.-Chisi Engineer
Robinson. OF the Atchison. Topeka and
Santa Fs Railroad t~slegrsphs that the
connection with the Southern Pacific
Railroad will bs made tomorrow (Tues.
day.. The end Of the Southern Pacific
Railroad track 10 now eight miles from
the Rio Grands. an an unusual amount
OF ties and steel rails are being sent to
tho front. Under the new time table,
the .sst.bound express train will arrive
at Tucson ct z A. NJ, ct Wilcox Of IL n.
and at the Junction at 2 p. n. The
west.bound express will leave the Juno
ton at Z A. NJ, Arrive at Wilcox ct IL n.
and ct Tucson at Z p. NJ. Tucson time.
This schedule will make Tucson and the
Junction breakfast and supper stations.
and Wilcox . dinner station. There
will be o union depot and hotel at the
Junction. the building Of which. as we'll
as the transfer tracks, will be borne
equally by both companies. Each Dom.
pauy will run and control its own water
supply. and machine and repair shops.
Tho erection OF Q railroad hotel ct
Tucson will begin OF once.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-07
An Hour Of Relaxation.
S. y. Daily ExeAa.gs. March s.

). y. Duly EreAangs. March ..
By special invitation the Kslloch jury
visited the MINISTRIES last night. They
were generally admired BY the audience.
and the manner in which they conducted
themselves. from the beginning to the
close Of the entertainment gave universal
s~atisiaction. Not . single act OF inpro-
pristy, . sinels cst.call, or boisterous
ejaculation gave the business away to
the audience. and the jury. but for the
vigilant watch the police kept over
them. might have been mistaken for or.
binary citizens. II Was net until the end
Of the performances that they we're recog.
nixsd, and then Every glass In the house
was directed toward the benches where
they sat. Their massive forehesds and
highly Intelligent c~ountensnces, now lit
M with the reflected humor Of the stage.
and now wearing Q far.of look OF woe
when they thought OF Campbell and
Highton on the morrow. would have
made . study for an artist. When they
were leaving the auditorium the crowd
pressed along for Q closer view OF them,
and listsned eagerly for some remark.
what do you think Of the Ministries 2"
whispered one Of the jurymen to . COM
punion. The other looked at him with
Q vacant stare q be replied: "Grsat
Scott What are you asking ms for
Do you not know. wretched man. that
II I bad posses,e cd such . thing a. an
opinion I would not b here tonight 2"
And with Q look Of unutterable woe on
his countenancs be let ofacer O'Fiaherty
steer him 70 the Russ House.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-07
AHOrm.R OBSTACLE IN THE
Way.

II appears that Assembly Bill No. lis.
the "Emioen,ly Respectable Gentle
mems" lottery bill. 10 not only In con-
hict with Section "a OF Article ". Of our
State Constitution. which d-elarss that
emo lottery shall Be authorised By this
Stat, moi shall the sale Of lottery tick
sts b allowed" but that Il conflicts
with Section a Of Article Nv. Of the
Constitution. which declares that In oil
ossss where Q general Law can be made
applicable. all laws enacted BY the L-s.
isla,urs shall 30 general and Of uniform
operation throughout the State.
Nov. no sensible man can deny that
Assembly Bill No. lis. the "Eminsntly
Respectable a.ntisnen's" Lottery Bill.
proposes to grant 70 the ''Nsvads Bensv.
oient Association" special privilege
privileges which no other association, OF
company. or any body Of men. or any
individual enjoys In III, State Of Neva.
da-hsnes Il 10 clearly unconstitutional.
10 their anxiety 10 hurry their bill
through the Legislature without attract
ina general notice. the "eminsntly
respectable gentlemen Neglected "a
prepare . bill for . general Law. but had
. bill passed that 10 special In its ohsrao'
ter and application. and therefore impos'
sibls to carry into effect. Our Supreme
Cosrt has already decided that spsoia
legislation. where . general Law an b
made applicable. 10 unconstitutional ant
OF no eject.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-07
sAmeuInEuus ApoPlEM.
The Cause 81 nilG y. Eissssr's
Death The Dsdy shippsa -
CaFsOn.
Bodis Ft.. Ars... NareA 8.

Bodis Frss nrsss. NareA 8.
Doctors Anderson, Walker and Bob.
ertson held an autopsy Of the body Of
Mill. N. Elstner Wednesday and ssoer.
tanned that deceased came to his death
from sanguineous apoplsxy, something
very unusual in youth or middle age.
The heart and liver were hypertrophisd
TO such an extent that the former organ
had attained twice it, normal sizs, while
the latter organ bad attained 10 nearly
three timea its natural weight. Some
years ago deceased received . slight
wound on the head from . rock falling
10 a mine whore he was ct work, and
while the skull was net injured TO any
pereeptibls degree, the autopsy proved
that the ooncussion Of the blow had
caused the membrane. Immediately IN.
der the skull where the rock struck, to
adhere to the brain.
The father Of deceased tslsgrsphed
from Carson Wednesday morning that.
owing 10 the serious illness OF bis wife,
and Q severe attack OF rheumatism with
which be himself was suffering. It was
impossible for him to come 70 Bodie.
and requested that the body Of bis dead
boy 30 buried here until such time - be
might DO able to remove Il and bury II
beside that Of . brother at Empire City.
near Carson; but Mrs. E. L Backing
ham and Mrs. b. B. Whitshill. both Of
whom wore we'll acquainted with the
dead boy and his afflicted parents, after
consultation with = number Of friends oil
deceased. purchased an elegant burial
csskst, and will today (Thursday) ship
the body 10 Carson, % that young MILF.
may and . resting place beside his dead
brother. where he will not b disturbed
until the resurrection morn.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-07
WESTERN DISPATCHES
Tho Kslloch Murder Trial.

sAx FaAScIsco. March lin the
Kalloch trial Saturday Patrick Barry
testified that hs was standing ct the
counter In the Chronicle office reading q
paper when Kalloch entered. he saw
nothing unusual about bis appearances.
De Young raised his hand With . short
pistol 10 II and fred. ,Kallooh then
opened Are. De Young's revolver was
shown witness. bat he thought Il was
different from the pistol arst used. On
cross-examinstion witness testimony
VA not shaken.
James Forester. who Was arrested on
complaint OF Mr.. Simpson, charged With
offering the complainant money to testi.
fy that Dc Young fred the first shot.
was examined. Several witnesses. testi.
ied to having been offered money BY
him to give evidence that Do Young
fred the Arst shot. Forester stated that
he was smployed BY Mayor Kalloch 70
hunt up persons who were witnesses Of
the shooting and give them some consid'
Grafton for attending the trial and tssti'
tying % TO what they saw.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-07

Sad O. vas the spectacle Of the Irish
members being led Of, o after the
other, from the House Of Commons, II
was almost impossible for the spectators
to refrain from smiling at its details.
Captain Gossett. the seargent-st' Arms.
10 . gentleman beamina with good ma
lure and jollity. First he marched up to
each member Who was to bs removed.
When the member refused TO leave, hs
waved . glove. with an "Up.guards, and
at them" air. Then the guards" came
forward. They consisted Of half . dog
en- venerable and pottsring old men, In
the Rsrb Of walters. A strong wind
would probably have lsvsled them with
the ground. Theoretically, howsvsr.thsy
represented superior physical force"
and each Irish member left the House In
his turn In the midst Of this poses conf.
tatis.-London Tfrh.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-07

Below 10 given Governor Kinkssd's
veto Of The bill releasing the Consoli-
dated Virginia and California mining
companies from the payment Of the
penalty Of over $40. 900 for non.paymsnt
Of their ballion tar:
STATE OF NEVADA.
ExEcUrIvE DEPARTMENT.
CARsox. March s. 1884,
To the Honorable. tho Senate: ! have
the honor to return herewith. without my
approval, Senate Bill No. 68, IAN Act 70
discontinue litigation touching inequita-
BILE claims for taxes and penalties" !
deem this bill an attempt on the part Of
the Legislature to exercise judicial funo-
tioAs and. therefore, an infringement upon
the powtrs and rights Of the Judiciary De-
partment Of the State Government. The
matters, both Of Law and equity, 10 which
the bill has reference. properly belongs 70
that department, before which they Are
now pending. ! cannot cooperate with
any endsavor to deprive the Judicial De-
partmsnt Of ia Constitutional and legiti.
Innate pr~srosstives. Respectfully,
JoE H. KINKIAD. Governor.
The Governors veto was sustained In
the Senate BY the following vote. the
question being. "shall the bill pass.
Notwithstanding the objections Of the
Governor r.:
Ayes-Brumsey. Doolin. Fox. Gala
CHER. Gibson. Haines. King. Psrley.
Thompson. Tolley. westerAsld.
Noss-Dayton. Farrell. Hammond.
Henderson. Hobart, Kaiser. Mcconnell.
Msdsr. Povnias. Rockhill, Schooling,
Shepherd. Wheeler. Williams.
Senators Dayton and Mcconnell voted
originally to pas the bill. but aftsrwsrdl
to sustain the veto.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-07
A ~REALIsrio YARN.

Saturdays San Francisco Daily Re-
mort contains . very interesting ssnsa-
tiousl story about q buocanssring foreign
ircn-elad. swift. powerful and heavily
armed. coming deliberately into Ban
Francisco. capturing o Of her richest
citizens and making him pay . ransom
Of one million dollars. The citizen. Who
was no lees . psrsonsss than james Q.
Flood Of the BONANZA drm. Wa suiiosd
on board. handsomely entertained and
shown very ~eonelusivsly that the city Of
San Frsnciseo vss entirely Of the mercy
Of that one invincibls floating fortress
Of destruction. Then he VA quietly
informed that he must pay . ran
som OF ono . million dollars. The
situatioa was simply ''Your money
OF your iifs." He naturally agreed to
II and was allowed to 60 ashore with .
trus,y pirate agent whs vss to come
back with the money In three hoars OF
the irouolsd would turn loose her huge
guns and destroy the city. Flood 81
once called . consultation Of leading city.
legal. military and naval authorities. and
after On animated discussion Of the sit-
uation. In its military and naval dsfsns.
i've aspects. II vas Anally conceded thai
the only feasible way Of solving the
problem and preventing the sntsrprisina
pirate from destroying the city o.
threatened. vas to pay the million dol
lar ransom. This was accordingly done.
and the pirstiosl agent returned on
board with the full amount all in good
money. Thea the buoosnesrng iron
clad isisursly weighed anchor and
steamed ont Of the harbor. punetiliously
s.lutine the forts a. she swept invincibly
past them.
The story Il we'll written aad good
enough to DO true. In fact u 10 . DO
tio.ai representation Of possible truth,
showing eo~nclusively how an ironclsd oil
that description could at any time sntsI
San Francisco 10 defiant contempt oil
the forts aud all the navy and army 70
sources. and deliberately lay the city
under contribution. It 10 Q daahy. sx'
oesdinsly readable little romance. afford
ing much food for practical rejection,
The which constitutes the motive thereof.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-07
What Biz Bother Did.

PORTLAND. Or. March 6.-Nsws has
Just been received from Chstco. Curry
county. that Miss Mary Beam. living on
Smith river, . handsome girl aged "a.
was unable to please her family regard
ing her b.aux. She had been visiting
her cousin. who was q Of her I'd.
mir-rs. and be escorted her home. Her
brother met them In the yard. Knocked
her escort down, kicked him, aud cut
him slightly In the back while running
away. Miss Beam vent to her room.
swallowed . dose Of strychnine. took
the bottle down stairs where her brother
was. and threw II on the floor. saying :
"Thst will end all trouble" She then
breathed her last.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-07

Says the New York Tribune: II De-
kota 10 divided and . new Territory
called Psmbins 10 formed from the part
set oh. the remark ono made By .
pioneer In that region. concerning ito at
fractions Of climate. will BE- Of interest.
4 tourist Who wss making . hurried trip
came upon the pionssr. who wss chop
ping upon the PROSTATE trunk Of . tree.
Several attempts were made to extract
information from him. but hs continued
his work without v~ouchssAng the slight.
sst response. Finally the tourist asked
something about the climate. whom the
chopper. striking . particularly vigorous
blow. grovlsd opt: ''well. all I've got
to say 10. damn . country where It's
nine months winter and three month";
late ID the fall"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-07

Adam Forspaush. the famous Eastern
circus and m~snsgsris Snowman has Of
fsrsd . prise OF $4,000 for the hand.
somsst woman to BE- found. What he
wants Of her il to appear daily in his
grand Oriental street parades, dressed
a. q princess. He says Il don't matter
about her feet. legs or brains, or whether
she has any at all; the mos, beautiful
face Il what he calls for. Mrs. Lanstry.
the famous Jersey Lily II recon.
mendsd to all the bill.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-07

CANNING Taour.-Judgs Grisvo)d, Of
wsasvorth. has been experimenting for
. couple OF ysars upon nsh-oanning. He
has erected . stssmipg establishment.
and put up . largo number Of Truckss
trout. After Q number Of failures, be
thinks be now has the true principle.
and can preserve the trout for any length
Of time. retaining al the dsliesoies Of
the nsh. II net improving the favor. he
u not certain that be can make II profit.
able, bat be thinks he can rave nsh that
are caught In excess Of the Demand
Ruo GdssHs.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-07

The Nov York Posi- says Of Matt. Car
psnter: '.It was impossible not to id.
mirs his fertility OF resource. his adroit-
ness. the brightness and Auepcy OF his
rhetoric. tho c~lsarness Of his style. the
aptnssss Of his illustrations, his method
Of statement. at onee iawyer.liks and
popular. and the general brillisncs OF
the effect he produced. no matter what
his subject might be-" And yet the
Post remarks that ''hs vas not . pro.
found statesman"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-07

The New York Graphic prists q story
that the Union Pscihc intends to tender
the government the whole sun OF Ito In.
dsbtednsss. raising the sum By . four per
cent. mortgage. The Springfield Rspub
Hean thinks 1t will BE- the arst case In
which . debtor made haste to pay a loan
on which his creditor was semi.annually
putting up the interest.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-07

An old man rapidly acquired $50. 600
worth Of property ct Mcaregor, lows.
Feeling that be would soon die. be wrote
letters to his relatives In the East, solie-
itipg aid to carry him through . hard
winter. The only response vas from .
niece. who sent him $50 out Of her earn
inRs q q school teacher. and 70 her hs
LETT his entire sstats.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-07

The Carson Tfibuns OF the 9Th instant
says: Fred b. Hart, who has been do.
ing the Legislature for the Tribune and
otherwise assisting on the paper. de-
parted last evening for Montana. He
will take . general tour Of that Territory.
and write up the country for the New
York Times. He will probably return to
Carson within two months and associate
himself with the Tribune.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-07

One thing can b said In favor Of the lats
Legislature. and that IL. they have been.
- . generality. prompt and honorable In
the payment Of their bills hsrs.-Ca rso~
Appeal.
II they paid a. many billsss thsyintro-
duced. Carson il al right and should 30
able : start up those smsltns works
soon.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-07

There 70 IN interesting divorce csss In
Washington. The woman wants TO get
frou the man because he talks too
nuch. Moss women will understaud the
poor thins's ~suhsrnss. She ''osn't get
In = word sdsswiss," though abe has
niriioas 70 sAy. The iaisnoas husbsnd
u. b8shss.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-07

Mr.. Ashmead Bartlett. the latest Of Lon
don's happy bridegrooms, Who was . mem
bsr Of Ksbis College. Oxford. Vas obliged
temporarily 10 quit the aasssrs precincts
Of his college because be insisted On In
viting ladies' 70 afternoon tee In his rooms
and giving them The luxury Of iess.-Nsw
Yerk World.
The benevolent old lady whom this
young chap has just married will evil
IDENTIFY have to keep her NEST jealous
eye we'll peeled for hiu. or hs may still
run those little tee parties and things on
the sly. Blood will tell.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-07

Blsekvood says Of George Eliot's
mode Of composition : "Shs % the
most careful and accurate among au-
thors. Her beautifully written manu-.
script. free from blur or srssurs and
with every letter dsliostsly and distinctly
hnish-d. vas only the outward and visi.
bic sisu Of the inward labor which she
had taken to work out her ideas. She
never drew any Of her facts or impress
sions from second hand, and thus. In
spite Of the number and variety Of her
illustrations. she had rarely much to
correct In her proof shssts."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-07
. LrA sILvxa u,NsNo C,n

LTA Silver MINING cox.
n PANY. -Locst,on Of principal place Of
business, Ban Francisco. California.
Location Of works, Gold Hill MininG Dis.
tr,c,. STOREY county. Stsie Of Nevada
Notice 10 hereby given, that o. . meeting Of
The Board Of. Directors, held Of the NH
lsthl day Of March. 1881. an assessment mo.
2oI Of Fifty osnts .ltoc) per sharp was levied
upon the capital stock OF the corporation,
payable immediately, In United States gold
coin, 10 the Secretary. at the once Of the
Company, 307 Montgomery srest, Rooms . and
Q, Ian Francisco, California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the TWRLFTH tisthI
day Of AfhL,. 1854, viii Be- d~slinausnt,
and unless pAymsnt q made before, win b
sold on TUESDAY, The THIRD .0D day
s:... aaa; '; so:..S 70 S HsS %: ss:,. =a os sSSs1.
Using and sxpsnses Of ME.
~ order Of the Board Of Directors.
VIZ. =. WATSON, Secretary.
omcs-Rooms . and Q No so1 Montgomery
street. san francirco. California. mr7d
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-07

The State printing ONCE ID now at
work on the laws. resolutions. etc.,
passed at the recent session OF the Lrg.
isla,ure. and they will be ready for de-
livery in about Q month.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-07

Aisdy who aims at being the best
dressed woman In Philadelphia appeared
lately In . dress Of white embroidered
velvet, covered with crystal trimmings
and pearl fringe. Il was 30 heavy thst
she could barely waddls about; but - 1t
was the dress Of the evening she went
home happy.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-07
General a.ra.ld's Two eldest sons are

General 0srn.ld's Two eldest sons are
described - bright, wslLnannsrsd boys.
s~nthusiastio when their fathers name IL
spoken. bat not too ~sesrssavsly con-
scious Of his elevation. The General 10
aid 10 have written q. their. tutor that
he hinsslf had sxsotsd earnest work
nom ,Asn and relied on hin 70 sz.es The
sane.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-07

The passage over the straits Of Mack.
nso. Mioh., 10 to be made BY railroad
trains on . powerful iron steamer. oaps-
bic Of carrying eighteen cars ct once and
crashing Ito wsy through Toe foot thick.
During the season Of thicker ios. tracks
will bs laid on the tsexen surface.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-07

Children should be continually warned
against sssocistine with bad company.
This would q ' them whom older from
going to the Pennsylvania Legislature.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-07

vsnnor said March would "ooms In
like . rearing lion." vsnnor 10 . roar
ing liar.