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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-04-14

OF the miass nothing new can b said
that was not In q weekly mining re-
port yesterday. In that report can 30
found where active work will shortly be
resumed In Yellow Jacket and Imperial;
that the @. N. s. pumps cannot be ready
for nearly two weeks yet. and that .
great deal Of work to be done In the
middle mines has to await the clearing
Of these mines OF water after the pump
is started, 90 that prospecting, outside
Of Imperial and Yellow jacket, cannot
be carried on very soon In any mine that
has not been able to do prospecting Tor
the past three months.
The market IL decidedly inclined to
..boom," and even San Francisco stock
papers cannot satisfy themselves that II
In on merit, but express the belief that
the deal was started BY . few brokers
'pooling their issues" and that the out.
side public. fearful that something was
going on that they were not aware OF,
rushed In to purchase and carried the
market high above their expectations.
One thing IL certain, the Superintend'
ents declare there IL nothing in the
mines to warrant the raise.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-04-14
FOREIGN DISPATCHES.
q

sr. PrrERsBuno. April l3.-Ths in.
vsstmsnt OF St. Petersburg BY . chain Of
guards hos been entirely abandoned. AZ
more irksous to loyal persons than
s~Hacscious against the Nihilists. The
measures proposed by Project Barsnoh
to the Council Of Twenty-Five, that pas
sspssrs at the railway stations be exam
insd, will probably also be abandoned a.
impracticabls. Tho city police will be
increased by 750 soldiers.
General Kaufman, Governor Of Tur.
ksstan, has had Q stroke Of paralysis.
LONDON, April l3.-It is believed that
news has been received from the East
juslifying the hope Of q peaceful settle
ment. Goschen, ambassador 10 Turkey,
will return to England the present
month. Duffsrin Is proceeding to Con.
s~tantinopls to take up the thread Of
negotiations where Goschen left them.
Gordon, one Of the traversers In the
Irish State trials. has been arrested at
Claremorris. under the Coercion Act, for
language uttered at q recent Land League
meeting. He was accompanied to the
railway train by q crowd with q brass
band.
B~eaconsAsld is restless and not In.
slined to take nourishment.
CoSsrANrrNoPLE April l3.-The Porte,
replying to an appeal Of the Bsy OF Tunis
for its protection. advised him to restore
order ON the frontier and thereby re.
move any preteIt for French action.
Should the necessity arise, the Porte
would feel bound TO protect Its rights.
a. Q Suzerain OF Tunis.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-04-14
misplaced Conscience.

1t IL customary on the psrdonins Of a
prisoner from the State Prison to give
him an order for SIS worth Of clothing
and s25 In coin. G.. p. weisbusoh. sent
from Douglas county for burglary. was
recently set at liberty by the Board OF
Pardons and given the usual allowance.
He had been so long among those he
could trust and who he knew would not
rob him, that In his simplicity hs had
forgotten the people Of Carson were not
OF the same stripe. He went to bed q.
one Of the hotels there. and a. he had
net been accustomed to lock the door
OF his sleeping apartment for q number
Of years. neglected to do so In the hotel,
and while in the midst OF peaceful slum'
bers somebody entered the room and alb
stracted from his pockets his entire
wealth. He thinks that living In Carson
would be worse than in his former abode
for. he says, . robbery never occurs 81
the latter place.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-04-14
An Angry R.ilrs.dsr.

When the train on the O. 4 O. started
from the Mound House this morning 1t
was found that the carpenters In putting
up the platform at the depot had o.
lowed the boards forming II TO project
too far. and the consequences was that
the handsome new coaches were all
scratched mp and some OF the psnelinR
was torn Of even. From the manner In
which Helen Blsizss was emphasized By
tho Superintendent OF the road one
would have thought . woman bossed
the construction OF that platform. The
real damage to the cars was slight. but
1t narred their prsttiness considerably.
Perhaps q number OF the old residents
Of Gold Hill will remember when the
chute for the old Yellow Jacket works
was built here 10 Gold Hill the same
mistake wss made. emily then the boards
were 30 close to the track that the hrst
train that attempted to pass was obliged
to wait until the ends were sawed Oh.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-04-14

Ban Francisco. April l4-s P. H.
Albion. 4. 8 90. IS. 5 so; Belchsr. 2 Is,
2 10; Gould L Curry. CO. 81, 6S, 7 bs,
Z; Silver King. ASA; Potosi. 8 As, sS,
5 IS; Chollsr, .; Hale 4 N~orcross. ea'
81, 5k; Yellow Jacket, .. 4 IS; Utah,
iix. III; Bullion. 1 GO; Sierra Nevada.
le. i5S, l5N. l6's, i6k. l3's, iss' lsS
Con. Virginia. q 10; Savage. 81, 8 50;
Day. Soc; Best 4 Belcher. %; Ophir. Ia;
Julia. s5c; Scorpion. . 80. IA; Navajo
I 10; overman. l Is, l 10; Andes, 2 As,
2 40. 2 IS; Orc, s5c. 9oc, s5e; Union Con-.
loS, i0h; Crown Point. l 20, IN. l 10;
Mexican, ~; Alta. 8 10. 8 o5; California.
I 20. IL. I 4S. IN; Lady Washington. 2oe;
Benton. 7sc. SOC. Mt. Diablo. So; Ex-
chequer. I IS; MONDAY. IN; Alpha, Az
New York. 25c; Eureke Con-, so
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-04-14
Sea Lions aud Bears.
Truekes Republican, April IS.

Trrckes Reputtedn, hprH iS'
Last Sunday night, the car which was
being used for the purpose OF taking
the sea lions and other animals to the
east was side tracked here because one
OF the bears which was on the car. broke
his iron cage and then commenced to
turn loose the sea lions also. Il was
necessary 10 stop over in order to recap
turs bruin % we'll % to repair the broken
cages. There were twsnty-sight sea
lions, four bears. several Sea gulls and
some smaller aquatic animals In the car.
They are intended for distribution In the
various geological gardens In the Eastern
cities, and several OF them will be taken
to Europe. The lions were captured on
the Santa Barbara Islands with lassoes.
The car In which they are being shipped
smells very much like . dsfuncs fdsh
market.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-04-14
Businsss was nasissss.

A story il told Of . certain capitalist
in Virgins City who told a doctor that
attended him during a serious illness bis
bill Of 500 was too small, and paid him
$500 for his services. The doctor bad
an Office In said capitalists building, and
q week or 30 afterward allowed his rent
to be overdue twenty-four hours. I'm.
aeins his surprise when his landlord
called on him for his Office rent. abused
him soundly for rot settling the day be-
fore, and warned him and all others In
hearing that he would not have . tenant
in his building who did not pay prompt.
IL. The doctor 10 known to be the best
Of pay. and the capitalist knew 1t Also
The doctor learned that day. however,
that generosity was generosity and bust
ness was business.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-04-14
A Small Bonanza.
Rudy Hill Mining M.p., april IL.

Ruby Hill Mining Mss', April II.
Last Thursday Simon Middleton,
while hunting down near Devils Gate.
about eight miles from Ruby Hill, struck
what could be called In these days q
small bonanza. At about ons o'clock
Simon halted to eat his Lunch, and
while dsvouring the same saw . large
lack rabbit dive under an old stamp
near BY. Tho hunter instantly attacked
the stronghold Of the game and sue
ceedsd in ovsriurning the stump. which
was very much dscsysd. Simon wss
not quick enough for the rabbit. however.
rs Il made It's escape. but he was just In
time to secure Q more valuable prize. Al
the bottom Of the hols. which was about
two feet deep lay an old fruit can, with
Q cloth tied over the top In lieu OF . lid:
This excited Middlston's curiosity and
hs lost no time In prospecting that can.
It contained q little over twenty ounces
Of gold nuggets and Q letter. the writing
Of which IL 90 destroyed BY probably
melting snow and rust that It cannot bs
deciphered. As the dust was, perhaps.
the booty Of some thief who, since Ito
secretion. has been languishine In
prison, Mr.. Middleton feels secure In its
possession.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-04-14
Twin Rascals.

LAWRENCE, Mass. April 14.-Esrly
yesterday morning Abiel Wilson. rssid.
ing on Salem turnpike. was awakened by
iootpsds in his house. Soon after bis
chamber door was burst open BY two
persons, when Wilson discharged . ride.
shooting one OF the intrudsrs. Bots
Asd. but the dead body OF the one shot
by Wilson was found q short distance
from the house. It was Arthur Foster.
q student at Phillips Academy. His &C.
complete WAS bis twin brother Luther,
also Q student. The latter, after the
shooting, appeared and made q full con.
fsssion. They are residents OF North
Andover, Mass. and OF most respectable
connections. They had attempted to
enter the Same place three weeks prsvi'
ously.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-04-14

The sawmills Of the Carson and Ta-
hoe Lumber and Fluming Company will
begin their seasons work next week.
The Lake Tahoe Marrow Gauge Rail-
road has already resumed operations for
the season.
A small crowd was gathered at the
Virginia depot this morning to see Alice
Lineard, Who has been pronounced BY
members Of the press to DO the hand.
soonest woman on the stage.
There will be no change made In the
time Of the lightning train iron San
Frsneisco. The report that there would
b arose from the resumption OF travel
on the Bsnieia route.
The young folks on the Comssock are
having . good time these beautiful
poonlaht nights. It 10 not often they
Asve such fns evenings for riding and
walking.
The Knights Tsmplar Of Carson City
-,Ii Wait Virginia City tomorrow Coed
Fridsy), and attend church with the
Knights Of that city.
rhs Carson Tribune says: Tho Vivian
Mn. ON the Carson. win probably start
No In . week On low grade ore from the
belohsr."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-04-14
EASTERN DISPATCHES
A Wintry Scene OF Floods, Ice, Dc.
atructiOn and Suffering.


YANxroN, Dakota, April 1.-THE
oyerhowsd water Of the Missouri IL
gradually subsidins. Though the Toe 10
piled to . height Of ten to thirty feet
slsng the banks and on the bars and
bottoms. Ysnkton 10 filling with rsfu.
gees from the lowlands, and the people
are doing their best 10 care for them.
Outside help ID needed. ~ the resources
Of the citizens are not adequate TO the
demand. Thousands Of people are rem
dsred homeless. and all they possessed
has been swept away. Nearly all the
stock on the lowlsnds, hundreds Of
Thousands Of head. are drowned. Farm
houses aud villages are submerged or
floating about In the water. In the town
site OF Grand Island, OF twenty houses
but one remains, and the Toe 10 from ten
to twenty feet deep. The bottom from
here to Big Sioux. sixty miles long and
from Ave to twenty wide. 10 still under
water. Yankton parties are still out In
yswls, bringing In people. Yankton is
almost destitute OF fuel and coal oil and
10 short OF provisions. The winter still
holds, i~ncrsasing the suffering among
the homeless farmers who have been
drowned out. All the railroads north
and west OF here are showed In. The
damages to steamboat property will
amount to $50. O00. including two boats
surk-the Western and the Tap!eyille.
The steamers Psniuah. Nellie Peck,
Belle Helena, Black Hills, Josepnine.
Rosebud, Meal and Big Horn are oil
lying high upon the Toe and far inland.
They are damaged $4,000, but will be
put afoat a. soon - the weather will
permit. probably inside Of thirty days.
The losses Of property In general can
not DO estimated, but are very great.
The end Is not yet. The season OF
foods has only begun. and the entire
Missouri slope 10 buried in snow.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-04-14
The E~xearsiss.

The excursion to Hawthorne this
morning vas quite Q large ons-mors
going than could be easily accommodated
ON the G. & @. cars. Five V. & 7. sars
left Gold Hill crowded. and from the
operator at Mound House We learn that
the four coaches and twelve fat cars be-
longing to the narrow.gauge road were
erowded-psrhaps an average Of NIFTY
persons ON each, which would make q
total Of about 800 eIoursionists. The
train was behind its advertised time In
leaving and ws opine that II will DO late
reaching home. The weather could not
be more desirable for an excursion OF
that kind. and barring sunburn and 2
dusty road, those who took the trip will
probably have no cause to regret their
going.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-04-14
Murder and Lynchiug.

DENVER, April IA Republican Du'
range special says: Early on the morn.
ing OF the 10th. Charles Mormon, q
Lsadviils stsge-driver. with two oom-
psnious, entered the theater and gam.
bling house. Mormon drew q revolver
a. be entered and. with an oath. fired
twice, killing Polk Pripdls. Q psaossbls
citizsn and Q stranger to Mormon, and
voundipg . young man In the arm, and
then fed, bat was ovsrtaken and Jailed.
Late ct night unmarked v~isilantes took
the prisoner from the jail and hung him
TO . tree In the presence Of several hun
dred citizens. Notice was given that 1t
would be death 10 the man who cut him
dswn before morning.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-04-14

Our AoAN.-Gsorgs Weston, who
had his face and head frightfully mutt.
lated by the bursting Of an emery wheel
at Hunts mill, two weeks ago last Fri
day, was on the streets Sunday. His
head and face are still bandagsd. but hs
will not bs greatly disAsursd after al.
The rapid convslssosnos Of this man Il
a. much due to bis iron nerve a. TO the
dostor's skilll. which was tested In this
case to extraordinary degree. = Carson
Appeal, april IL,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-04-14
sarshsld 0uarti.

The sarsasld Guard completed the
election OF their officers last evening BY
choosing Len Gallagher. Third Ser
eeant P. ]. O'Dss, Fourth Sergeant
Thomas Riley. Fifth Sergeant; Lieuten'
ant McGratb. Secretary. and Thomas
Gallagher, Treasurer. The Corporal.
will be appointed by Captain Channel
next Wednesday evening. Some discus.
sion was had relative to organizing 9
shooting team. but action was deferred
until the first Wednesday OF next month.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-04-14
Nora trouble With tho Utss.

DrxyrR, April 1.-THE Msss has au
interview with . gentleman just arrived
from the Unoempashrs Agency. Hs
AVS all the indications point 10 . Uts
Outbreak at IN early day. The ~ssttlsrs
have their cabins loop.holsd and sleep
on their arms In anticipation Of IN cut
break. There are about seventy fam:
lilies In the Unoonphsre Valley. and
only one hundred soldiers ct the canton
ment. The Utss can muster seven hun
drsd warriors. The settlers have pst.
tened the government for protection.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-04-14
Frisadly Game.

A number Of dsvotsss Of the ball and
bat. once members Of the Resolutss In
Virginia. have challenged Gold Hill to
produce a nine to play . friendly game
next Sunday afternoon. The challenge
has been accepted and the game will
take place ct the Caledonia grounds on
the day named. commencing at2 o'clock.
The Gold Hill nine win BE- composed Of
six members Of the Yellow Jaoksts and
three Of he Liberty boys.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-04-14

For impaired digestion. and for debility from
any csuse, I know Of nothing equal 70 Fellows
Compound Hypophosphitss. IT. direct eject
IN streuatheuinR ths nervous system renders u
suitsbls for the majority Of diseases. Weak.
nsss Of the Joints and Muscles, Impurity Of the
Hood, and Inward Wasttnes may b cured ~
YslioWs' Hypophosphitss.
VIZ {. HOWE, Y. D., Pittshsld, Ne.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-04-14

The Lingards arrived 10 Virginia this
morning. and will give their opening
performance this evening at Piper's
Opera House. in the funny comedy OF
Tho Tutor" All the characters In this
play are taken from real life. and 1t has
met with great success.
The s. F. Call says: THE Tutor drew
the largest and most fashionable house
this season. II Is . perfect success"
A grand matinee performance will DO
given Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Box Office is nov open. and seats can DO
secured In advance.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-04-14
Ansr the rhsassr.

Those OF our people who attend the
thsatsr tonight and wish refreshments
before coming home cannot ind better
accommodations anywhere than ct Fitz-
meier & Armbrust's City Bakery. No.
"a North @ street. They have every
delicscy the season affords. and polite
and attentive walters to attend to their
vishes. Families, also. can procure In
the bakery line anything they wish.
Read their advertisement under "Nsw
Today"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-04-14
D.psrsurss Last Evssisg

AT Rice, W T Stevens, Mrs Starr, ] G
Masel. ] " Fraser. J Galindo. W Bailey,
r Williamson. Judge Rising. Miss Kitty
Elmsrs. E K~irsehbraun. AC Waters. il
Woodwork. T Stevens and wife. o ID
Wheeler. W Duprsy, J F Lewis. George A
King. B A Dorry. W J Hanks. II Gilmore,
J r Ryan. J D Williams, r Marcoux. G II
Bslknap. Annie Davis. Mrs. ] Cunning.
ham, Miss J Hyde, Mrs D Hayes, Mss d
Morgan, Nrs Geo Duprey. Mrs d Gambler.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-04-14
Arrival. rms Mor.sss

G R Brewster. J Piper. W James. Miss
n A Doyle. Miss Reeves. Charles overton,
VIM II Lingsrd and wife. T Cara. H Van
Sickle and wife. Louise schnorf. Niss l.
sissa, o westard. J LANCER. Geo Pierce, ]
Thomas. Mrs Wade. W Colt. + Lyster.
Miss Ciiefden. Miss Lena Hanak. Mrs
King. Mrs Reed. Miss Quaiffs. II Will
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-04-14
srooK REroRr.
n. Frs.sisee Board

LAST EVENING.
$50 Eureka Con-. 20 so. 70 s6o, ~
40 Jackson. l5c
500 Northern Belle. liz, In
100 Grand Prize. 55c
100 ArRepta. 500
36e Navajo, I 05
500 Tuscarora. l5c
Gas Day. $50. SOC
1880 Albion. 5. %
400 Wales. I IS. l 40
80 Mt. Diablo. 81
14O0 Holmes. Sc
so Bodis. ca, 6k
250 Summit. 40c
100 Bulwer, "a
400 Syndicate, 500
80 Goodshaw. ssc
200 ConcordiA. I 70. IN
$50 Booker Con-, 50
200 Jupiter. i0c
coo Addenda. l5e
100 MONDAY. so
ITO North MONDAY. I 20. l Is
TOO Orc. soc. $50
Gao 1;n,on
go xx,p.yp' w.;,. I. 4
sos Sn-sn v;aa oaN oaS
,os Ta"n o.. q
i"' Aono' 'Ve' WV
THIS
2i6 Ophir, c., ca
365 Mexican. ca. 7.7t.7s,"
$40 Gould 4 Curry, 81, 6%
240 Best 4 Bslcher. 81, pa III
$40 California. l 80
705 Savage. 8 20. 81
4i0 Con. Virginia, 2 05, z ~
$50 Potosi. 3 IS. 3 80
$50 Hale 4 Norcross, ~, s's, Oh b
90 Grown Point, I 65
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-04-14
laeiaua. axeei and Nheleeeml

Lu~seieus,. sweet and Wholesome.
Hus PUNCH. hot or ICED. 10 moro grateful TO the
pslsts and more wholesome than Q punch msds
70 order, All we'll stocked ardefs are supplisd
With Il. Sold By all 0rocers, wilma Merchants
ana Drueaists. Trade supplied By Richards I
Hsirson, Agents for the Psciae coast, Dan
Francisco,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-04-14
RESTORED.

A victim OF early imprud'nes, causing psev::
ems debIity, premature decay, etc. having tiied
IN vain ever known remedy. has dlscoveisd 2
sfmple means Of self cure. which be will SEND
frse 10 bis fellow.sufsrsrs. Address j.. H.
REEVES, q Chstham g.. n. 7. oeiS
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1881-05-28

Mr.. Covington Barniiz and family, Of Bal
timore, have removed TO their residence 10
this city for tho summer.
Miss Thompkins, Of New Rochelle, New
York, is visiting her aunt, Mrs. b. q. Blan'
chard.
Mr.. George E. Hoppe, who has been visit
ing his family in this city for some weeks past,
lefs for the West on Monday, and expects TO
arrive ut his home in Atlanta, Georgia, about
June LIST.
]. W. Miles. graduate Of Western Mary.
land College, and we'll known in this city, and
now resident Of Princess Anne, is spoken as
a Democratic candidate for the Legislature in
Somerset county.
Miss Murray, Of Pittsburg, Pa. IS visiting
at Hon. Chas. b. Roberts.
DR.. Gull. Of Washington, D. c., is spending
some DAYS with his brother-in-lawi Dr. FL
Shaw.
Mr.. John Tracy, Of Arlington, Baltimore
county, former steward Of the Carroll county
Almshouse, was in Westminster, on Monday
Verley j. Clousher, Superintendent Of the
McDonough farm. at Owings Mills, BALTIMORE
coanty, was in this city on Monday lie was
looking well.
Miss Lucy Clay Bigbie, who gave readings
in this civ last week, slipped and disloeated
an ankle in Ellieoit City on Monday
Mr.. Sebastian Bowers, of Freedom district,
who had the misfortune TO have his right leg
broken more than two weeks ago, IS improy-
ing rapidly.
Mr.. George Ramsey, Of Springfield, Ohio,
is visiting Mr.. Samuel Geehng, OF Myers DIS
trict. Mr.. Ramsey was formerly OF carroll
county, bat has been here only twice IN forty
Eve years.
DR.. Jesse L. Warfeld, of Baltimore, form
erly Of this city, is still quite iii aad not likely
to recover.
Rev. John G. Moss, of this city, has been
attending the Reformed Church General
SYNOD. at Tiffin, Ohio for ten days past, as a
delegate from the Maryland Chassis.