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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-14
WESTERN DISPATCHES
Suicide By Opium.

SAS FRAScIsoo. January lS.-Abous
II O'Clock yesterday morning oficsr
Gardiner brought Peter Dsrwin to the
City Receiving Hospital suffering from
the effects OF an overdose OF opium.
which, % be informed the of,cer. be had
taken with suicidal intent. The necss-
sary remedies were applied, and Der
wins condition aftsrward gave hopes
that he would survive the effects Of the
drug. These hopes were not realized.
however. for be became worse ct 8
O'Clock last night, and In spite Of. all
efforts he fingered only for about An
hour, whom 10 died. Just previous 70
Derwin's death the hospital steward
found on his person an old and dirty
buckskin sack containing $40 50. The
deceased was about atty years OF age.
Nothing Is known at present about MS
previous history or the motive which
prompted him to take his life.
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I. .. . r. Eisssiss.

Ata joint meeting Of wildsy Lodge
No. !. and Parker Lodge No. Is. i. o.
o. T.. Gold Hill, last evening. following
officers were installed by District Dep
uiy =. Grand Master Daniel McSherry.
assisted BY George q. Morrison % Grand
Marshal. Alex. Moore a. Grand Warden.
Thomas Rowe a. Grand Secretary. John
Penhsll a. Grand Treasurer. Joseph r.
Flaupinsham 20 Grand Guardian
wildey Lodge No. l-John !. Huss.
N. g.; Samuel Bowling. v. g.; Thomas
W. Booth. R. and p. g.; William Msr.
Der. Treasurer.
Parker Lodge No. $50. Lanthisr.
N. g.; Louis Parent. V. g.; Adam
Baird. B. and p. g.; Charles Hsub.
Treasurer.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-14
EASTERN DISPATCHES
supsIdiss for Foreign Nail Service.

wAsuIsorox. January l2.-It is now
announced that the Committee on Post
offices and Post Roads are preparing .
bill which will appropriate s1.50o. 900
for carrying foreign mails the coming
year, the rate for monthly mails to b
$50 per mile per year under contract
made for Q term Of years. II 10 said BY
the supporters Of this plan that under
such an appropriation at least I've new
lines OF American steamers can be start
ed-two for the Pacific and three for the
Atlantic ocean. The Postmaster Cen
ersl in his. report says the cost Of see
transportation mails to foreign ports
during the last year Was . little less than
$500, 900. More than three quarters OF
this sum VA paid for transatlantic
service, less than $4,000 for trans.
Pacific service, and Q little more than
$50. 600 for service to the West fndiss.
Mexico, Central America. South Amer
ios, Canada and Newfoundland.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-14
A GHOST IN A SHAFT.
A.a . Psrps.a,ea,as Climb or 1859
Feet. che Lesxsss 81 Record.

Miners are not generally supsrstitous,
nor are they easily frightened. Some
times, however. in these deep miass
thinRs occur to make . mans hair fairly
stand on end.
Just before the Bullion stopped sink
ing iis Combination shaft. and while the
skip vas on its way up. al Of sudden
il stopped and stuck fast In the middle
OF the shaft.
A the shaft Wa In good repair the
circumstance caused some surprise.
After some delay. during which signals
from below we're repeated. . cage
vas slowly lowered In an adjoining com.
partmeut and on Il men 10 see what was
the matter. This cage had reached .
depth Of about 1900 feet. when
"Halloo!'
There was scarcely any nistakins the
word; still. II might have been . grosn,
and the voice certainly had . strange
and an unnatural sound.
The miner In charge Of the eaas zig.
nailed the snsinssr to stop. and the mon
looked at each other BY the light Of their
lanterns and waited.
"Hsllo-o Z"
The call, 10 really call Il Vas. was
faint and fearful. Whsnos u eame. NO
one could tell. II SEEMED to roll frat
up. then down tbs shalt and then to
come from all sides ct Pee Il could
not b human. they thought. for there
was NO opening In that part Of the shaft
for human bring to lodge In.
.'Hsllo o.o-of'
It sounded moro unnatural and nm.
earthly than ever. II must b . ghost
and the men thought Of the fearful death
Of Frank rhsyer. and OF those crushed
BY the falling tank OF water while sink.
ine the shaft. One OF them said he
expected to Zee something white every
minute. While thus expeetant he caught
through . crack in the partition Of the
pump compartment the CLEAN Of . can.
die.
The call VA Immediately answered
and the men were startled anew 10 hear
how strangely their answer sounded even
to themselves. Then oams . reply from
the man in the shalt. for such It really
Was and no ghost at oil. In snswrr to
the question what hs was doing there he
said he Vas looking for the skip.
he proved to be the shift boss from
the bottom OF the shaft. who. wanting
the skip, and not succeeding in ringing
II down had climbed up tbs perpsndicu
lar wall Of the pump compartment l260
feet With no ladder or other support than
that Afforded BY the sets OF timbers
placed nvs feet apart. Hs had tied two
candles to himself In such manner - 10
not interfere With his climbing nor 10
burn him or his sosnty clothing. and
bad made the entire distance from set to
set alone. It 10 the longest climb on
record. No wonder his presence there
frightened his fellows.
The skip was found sssr BY. II had
taken out Q loose guide. struck Q wall
plate. tipped partially. over and stuck
last.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-14
Tried for s,..,i.s Bread.

Last evening . boy named Andrews
va. tried In Judge Hires Court. Viz.
einia. for stealing . loaf Of bread. The
youth did not wear . hardened sppssr.
ance, although he had - lean and
bungr- look" The oase appealed
strongly to the ~sympathi-s OF the BY.
ISLANDERS, and 10 the poor boy was with
out legal counsel. Wills Drury. Of the
Epsning Chronicle. volunteered to offend
him. The testimony wss quite positive.
. policeman having seen the boy steal
the bread and hide II under his coat
where It was subs. qusntly found, when
the poo fellow was arrested and taken
to jail. Drury could not do much BY
way Of rebu,iins this positive evidences.
90 he chose 10 appeal to the sympathies
IL the Jury. which he did with SO much
.loquenos and feeling II to "hans" the
panel. Drury thinks he will get . YER
dict Of acquiital next time.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-14
/. n. J.ot,op. vho has been 4

D. q. Jackson, who has been spend
ing some time at Los Angeles, Gall.
fornis, returned to the Comstook ysstsr-
day morning. He 10 contemplating q
trip to Arizona ct NO distant day.
Thomas McCrum 10 In . fair way 10
recover. having borne up wonderfully
we'll under the operation Of amputauon
OF the loot shot. II Was taken Oh hall
way between the ankle and knee.
Mercer ptsy. County Treasurer and
Secretary Of the Yellow Jacket, went BE-
low last evening.
Governor Kinkssd has issued . osr.
tiAcsts Of election 70 ssnstor.slso James
G. Fair.
Ed. Boyle. Superintendent Of the Alta
mine. u In Ban Francisco.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-14
FOREIGN DISPATCHES.
Parliament on the Irish question

Parliament on the Irish Questiou.
LONDON, January l2.-Iu the House
Of Commons today the Chief Secretary
for Ireland asked members whose bills
are on - orders Of the day net to insist
on their rights. ~ the Government de-
sired 10 proceed With debate on the I'd.
dress In reply 10 the Queens speech.
Irish members began obstructive objec-
lions, and the wranels lasted some hours.
Ultimately . motion that debate on the
address be resumed Was carried. Just BE-
fore the division was taken which closed
the obstructive debate, Psfnsll said his
party hsd made their protest against the
action OF the government. ds said that
his sonduct In The House had always
been fair and above board. but he would
not pledge himself - 10 the conduct OF
himself and his friends whom bills for
the coercion OF the Irish people are In
troduosd. On the resumption OF the
debate on the address, Shaw Lefsvrs.
Secretary to the Admiralty. said he be-
lisvsd the mere passing Of coercion bills
would probably b suficisst to tsrmin.
ate the state OF tsrfsr In ireland.
and the government would not b
obliged 10 enforce Ito exceptional power.
The present state Of Ireland. be said,
largely due to the Conservative
neglect Of Irish questions. and hs trusted
that Parliament would now be prepared
TO deal with the land laws In . generous
spirit, 20 - 10 secure . permanent set
tlsmsnt, and that the question would b
dealt with In accordance with Irish
rather than English ideas.
The debate Vas then adjourned Till
kamoyroW i
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\. 4. reported tia. Frank Mccullough

Il 10 reported that Frank Mccullough
will rssisn his position - supsrintsnd.
emit Of the Mexican mill. and seek new
helds Of industry in Arizona. Robert
Logan. late Superintendent OF the Nor
gan mill. will drift In the same direction.
A private dispatch from Bodis says
that the wres,lina match between Nc.
InnIs and Psseoe, the Cornish wrestler.
for $500 . side. was o BY the latter.
NcInuis' ooliar-bons vss broken In the
last tall. The door money amounted 70
SS64.
The Carson Appeal says that b. h.
Csrrick. late Treasurer Of Storey county.
10 inside eat--ks-per at the State Prison.
He accepts his unfortunate position IN .
philosophie manner. not without hope
OF speedy release. however.
The eighth annual ball Of the Gale
DOMAIN Club Of Virginia. TO b given at
National Guard Hall on the 25lh inst
Burns' Birthday-vill BE- made . mag.
ninc-nt affair this year. The musio Will
Be furnished BY Professor Lsnssr's
band.
Work In the Atlantic Con. 10 making
good progress. The east crosseus IL In
strsaks OF quarts carrying nns sul.
phur,ts showing Tree gold. This work
10 In virgin ground.
Letters addressed - follows = held
for postage ., the Gold Hill Postofhss
A. L. Bancroft 4 Co.. San Francisco.
Cal. Billings. Hsrbourns 4 Co., Ssn
Francisco. Cal.
A letter addressed - follows 10 held
for better direction at the Gold Hill
Postofass : Michael Holland, Sal Albion
House. Dupont street. Gala.
In New York they ssy that George D.
Bob~fts has secured . e~ontrelling inter-
eel In The Refuses Consolidated nias,
Celeraae.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-14
Ths Ciss Bakery.

The City Bakery. az North O street.
Virginia. Fitzmsisr & Armbrust. propri.
s,ors. offers now unusual attractions.
The restaurant in connection with this
establishment 10 one Of the very best In
the country. and 10 always well supplied
with everything going and Well served.
A. Q candy and confectionery d.pot, the
City Bakery has not only NO rival. but
no place approaching 1t In elegance and
assortment. Prices 81 this place are
popular. a. 10 the establishment itself.
For further particulars. see advertise
msnt under "Nsw Today"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-14
Ysstsrdsy,s San Fr.peiseo Esshanq

Yesterdays San Francisco Exchange
says: Adolph satro has returned 10
town from an inspection Of the ssua.
torisl grapes at Carson. Mr.. sutrs says
he had no idrs Of frasting on thsm-in
fact, be thinks they were sour, anyhow.
But be ehusklss immensely ovsr the
ssars be gave the other fox.
The Ban Francisco Exchange learns
that F. A. Tritls Of Virginia City and
one or two other gentlemen have Vght
an sxtspsion Of the Grand Central. Ne
a. Tomhstons, Arisoua. and In Q NY
days a incorporation will b forne
and he stock listed % Ne ssa Fran
slsse Beard.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-14
DiscoIorstion OF z

WARRINGTON. January IS. Judge
French. from personal observation. says
b. 10 convinced that sugar cannot Be
colored In the course OF it, msnufao.
turs, and consequently dlssoloration 10
Effected thereafter. There are several
important cases now pending. involving
attempts to dsfraud the Government OF
revenue in high grades Of sugar BY dis
coloring |. aud clsssins 1t Is . lsw.srads
article,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-14
A FINE THIN0 FOR rag TRsTH.

Fragrant sozoD0NT Is ssonposi.iOn of the
pursst and choicest ingredients Of the Oriental
vegetable Kingdom Every ingredient 10 we'll
Known 70 have . beneficial eject on the teeth
ana eums. Its embslming or sntiseptic prop
nv and aromatic fragrance makes 10 . toilet
iuIup. soz0p0Nr ,emoves 81 diss.rss,ols
sssth. etc, Il 10 ENTIRELY fsss fr. N the injurious
md acr,d properties OF tooth pastes and pow.
dsrs which destroy the enamel. One bottle viii
AT six months. ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-14
The mask Ball.

The prizes offered BY Professor Feline.
mann. - displayed In the windows Of
the jswslry stores Of Virginia. are very
dus. There are ak Of them and they
will be given out at the invitation mask
ball to be given next Wednesday even.
ing at Pipsr's Opera House. This ball
will afford an excellent opportunity for
all to hide the marx worn In every day
lite behind something grand, and for th.
time oil may DO kings and princes and
great men.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-14
meath I'm an Old Well.

GronoErows, CAL. January l2.-The
day after Christmas Peter Lsvsntins
started for his cabin from Gordon Valley.
the distance being halt q mile. Nothing
was heard Of him from that time until
this mornisg, when O party OF twenty
ssarchers discovered his lifelsss body In
On abandoned we'll only 200 yards from
his cabin. A lantern which he carried
from Gordon Valley was picked up on
the brink Of the we'll.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-14
Congressman Grape on tho Arctic
search.

WASHINGTON, January 12.-Coneress-
man Grape. who ct the last session Of
Congress offered . resolution and va
instrumental In getting . bill passed to
q, out the Corwin to 60 10 search OF the
missing whalers, ssys that all further
search for the vessels. In bis opinion,
would bs useless. They are undoubtedly
destroyed. Hs does not think that any
harm has come 10 the J~esnnetts; and
hopes that when the vessel 10 heard from
she will be able TO get some hdinas OF
the crews Of the vigilsnt and Mount
wollaston. II indeed they are not rescued
by the Jeanette from starvation and
desth,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-14
Ces. virsisi. Kisssiss.

At the annual meeting Of the consol.
idatsd Virginia Mining Company ysstsr'
day afternoon the unusually large mum.
Der Of ACC, 900 shares we're represented
and voted for the reelection Of the old
board with the exception Of B. b. Follis.
whose place 10 taken BY A. B. Hall. The
stockholders passed . set Of resolutions
indorsing the action Of the Board Of
Trustees In defending. 10 the name OF
the corporation, the SIX actions Of Burke
against Flood and others.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-14
hininx Locations.

Notices Of mining locations have been
fled for record a. follows;
The Charles Dickens claim, 1900 fact.
Virginia District, . relocation Of the Last
Chance; wsst. Of the GeiRsr grade. north
of the dollhouse and north Of the Cans
van claim; locators. Pat 0'Brisn, NJ. j.
Burke. Peter Burke.
The Davitt claim. 1900 feet, Virginia
District; south Of the Csnaysn, . rsloos-
ton OF thu Joyce; loos,ors. Pat O'Brtsn,
Thomas Nolan, John Walsh. f.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-14

The work Of rseonstrustioa Of the
hale 4 Norcross buildings will b
pushed TO . speedy completion. The
sits Of the burned works svnms with
lsborsrs, and the Con. Virginia bald.
ina viii b Immediately moved over and
set on for use. Unless some heavy
winter store intssfsrss with the work
not many weeks viii slspss bsiors the
1als 4 Noreoss whistle will aoatn
ssund a. regular werhse intervals.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-14
Hrestling Match at BodIe.

BoprE. January 10. wrestling
match. Cornish style. took place here
today between Rod MoInnis, Q Scotch
man, and James Pascoe. Q Cornishman.
for $3.50 . aide and the gate money. II
vas 0 remarkable exhibition Of strength
and skill. lasting over two hours. Mo-
Innis won the first fall and Pascos the
two last and the match. Mclnnis had
his collar bone broken by the last fall.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-14

The wind OF the last three or four
days seems about to produce Ito lssiti-
mate results and the outlook 10 decidedly
stormy. Information comes from the
mountains to the effect that the Sow.
storm prevailing there today 10 20
furious that men cannot work either at
cutting timber. wood or ice. II this 10
reliable. a. u seems to be. We may look
ont. a. the almsnscs say. for 80 long
spell Of weather" and some snow.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-14

.Ths Associated Prsss H. great boon,
IN II motif" said the oiesretts-smokine
soion Of q South sids sire to . beautiful
Boston eiri, full Of sentiment and
oysters, - they wsts returning IRON the
t6est.r. "Is 10, iadssd." she replied IN
soit tones; "0sorss and I had one all
last winter; bus pspa came In one night
before 0voiss seula taksh bic arm away,
M sstsd drtadfully.. Do thsy have
shen n 0hieaGef"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-14
asidiss work.

Afidavits Of labor done have been alsd
IN the Recorders office - follows:
On Garrison No. 2, BY Michael Hosy.
Jeremiah Dryer. P. g.. Dillon, Pat Ken
pedy. W. W. MscNamara. Daniel Doyle
and Philip McGrsth; amount, $loo.
On Law Range. BY same persons;
amount, $3.50.
On Peabody. by same; amount, 800.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-14
The South American War.

LONDON, January IA dispatch
from Busnos Ayrss dated the 10th says:
The latest kilograms announce that tho
Peruvian army 10 snssnpsd at Chohllos,
nine miles south OF Lima BY rail, and
that the Chilesns are ut Luerin. A bat.
tie 10 believed imminent. Lima 10
guarded BY police and foreign residents.
A number OF dynamite mines have been
placed 1t various points outside the city.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-14
D,ssr,es I.srs-Ri.,.s. Ssdss.

The following business was trans
acted in this Court today:
Margaret p. Gsmmons ". Her Credi.
tors-0rdsr appointing former Sheriff
assignee revoked and present Sheriff sp-
pointed assignee: petition to exempt
homestead fled and that property 81.
smptod.
iopksy d al. ". Mitchell Of al
Intervention Of Potosi Mining Company
Hlrd and allowed.
Richard B. Bell. native Of Scotland,
aged IS. admitted TO oiusssship.
st. Lawrence Mining Company ".
Gray-Motion to dissolve Injunction
passed without date. no attorneys In the
case being present..
Adjourned till 10 o'clock tomorrow
morning,
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curi.as "Asresm.sss."

Under the head Of Agreement" In
the pisson.holss In the vault Of the
County Clerks Office and nesting am.
ioably side by side lie four pistols bear.
Ing under their hammers lsbels: I'D.
Crosby" "Milrs Finlsn." &c. II. Mur-
ply" and "Pstrick MCGUIRE"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-14

Singleton. n otey. 8 q Day. Miss II
y Hurley. N @ Foots. Il Myers. Mrs. How
ard. o Il Ward, II o Lindsay. xiss u =
Ia.non. J L McCleery. J Riordan. R
Harvey. Nr Hayes. Mrs. Hsarnsy. Robert
Patterson. W + oerow. Mrs. Sabine. Nn
MsKsnna.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-14

10 al Who are sussrins from the srrors and
iudiscrstions Of Jon b. nervous wsefnese, early
esins thst viii cure you, FREE VI CHARGE
ma ersst remedy was discovered bya misstop.
a., IN South America. Bend . setfsddrssesd
snyeiopS 70 the NV. JosuH 7. LuAx. Station
m Nsv Yorh ciy. 1a1e ~
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REfORr.
80 rraseisss nsara.
lAsr IyINIHa.

LAST xvHuxe.
10 Eureka Con-. 2ok
" Northern Belle. 81
800 Grand Priss. I %s
llO0 Argsnta SOC. Asc
TOO Navajo. I GO
10 Nj. Disblo. 3t5
80 NJ. Potosi. sec
las Modoo ~
Is Bodis. 81
20 McClinton. 30
. 20 Tiogs. $50
70 Syndicate. $50
22c 0oodshaw. SOC. SIC
l25 Coneordia. I, ssc
300 Jupiter. SOC
leo MONDAY. $50
100 North MONDAY. s5s
200 silver King. ISL. lst
600 Champion. Sc. 6oc. Soc
100 0ro. 500
20 Boston Con-. I. $50
$50 Head Center. So
IHty NssxIse.
20 0phir. 81
100 Mexican, g.
Is Gould 4 Curry. 81
rs Californis. I IS
20 Savage. I IS
le0 Con. Virginia. 2 10. 2 %
Ito Chollar. I 30
$40 Potosi. I IS. I 30
CAS- Hale q Norcro.s. . 90. Is
$50 Grown Point. 600
IS yellow Jacket. 2 10. : 10
400 Imperial. loo
l20 bsich-r. I 10
50 Confidence. AZ
s0 sisrr. Nevada. ~
ek5 Bullion. I es, I 10
Ito Exchequsr. IN
ls0 Ovsrman. $50
1l0 Justice. SOC. SOC bso. 4ss
leo Union Con-. 81
Sos Alta. I IS
% Julia. lso. l0c
100 Calsdonia. 2so
" Silver Hill. 25e
$50 New York. loo
80 Occidental. I o.
$50 Andes. I Is. I 20
eo0 Ward. II
lie Scorpion. ! 10
300 Benton. SOC. osc
$50 Atlantic. isc
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-14
Arrival. rms nerss.r.

Arrivals tbs AePsssg.
EB Tracy. A Williams. G Thornton U
p Patrick. Nrs Schwartz. Mamie Winnie.
J shanAon. W woodburn and wife. hiss
4 Niles, 2 Barnes. Lulu Winnie.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

nrRsoxs RESIDING m VIRGINIA wzo
Vish 70 suheczibe fog the Con 1Hx
:. M 80 q . ~ fs'''s's
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MISCELLANEOUS.
AcUE N EEYER.
BEWARE or INVITATIONS.

paratory to, or after taking auinine. As
q simple ~purgativc they are unequaled.
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o U r
Weekly Mining Summary

Il dsiivsrsd By carriers Throughout
Gold Hui, Virginia City. Carson. Silver
CITY. Dayton, and contiguous localities.
and 10 ssst By mail TO al parts OF ths
country ssd the world. No one is fully
posted, o. w to Ne times who does
n trssdths oosp RzIL DAnY Nsvs.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-26

AFTER ALL it seems that OF. Govern
or Morgan declines accepting the port
folio OF the Secretaryship Of the Treas
ury and now President Arthur will
have to send In the name OF some one
else. Would it not be better for the
President to ascertain beforehand
whether tho persous he intends to ap-
point a. his cabinet advisers will ac-
cept? This would obviate the humilia-
ton the President must feel when the
persons he appoints are confirmed by
the Senate, and erwards they decline
the office. 1t ss3id that the appoint
ment now lies between Judge Folger Of
New York and Assistant Treasurer Gil.
Allan. At any rate the old war Gov
ernor Of New York has had days good
boost Of gratuitous newspaper putting,
AMI II he never knew before that he
was popular he knows It now.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-26

A VERY CURIOUS manouvIe was exc
cuted in the Senate on Monday. The
body is without Secretary, and as ne )
ther side can elect one without creatinga
deadlock, it somehow curiously enough
entered the minds of Senators Edmunds
and Pendleton at the same time to
nominate the chief clerk, Mr.. Shober, a
Democrat, to temporarily fill the Office.
The Vermont Senator got the lead, how
ever, and succeeded in cutting out Mr..
Psndleton, in nominating Mr.. Shober,
who was unanimously elected. This
seemed to SUIT everybody-the Demo.
Gratis because they couldn't elect any
body, and the Republicans because they
we're In the same box. Mr.. Shober,
however, may congratulate himself on
bis popularity, as it is but seldom that
Secretary gets the unanimous vote of
both parties.