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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-02
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sAS Francisco. March "a ?. H.
Blsckhawk. loc; Tiptop. 6k. 81. 6<' T.
g. sio; Grand Prize. I 10; ophir. $50;
Navajo. Q. q 0s; Mexican. 81; NJ. Diablo'
81. 6N. 6s; Union. ~; Yellow Jacket
2 90; Columbus. SOC. csc; Northern Belle
Is. i2<; Con. Virginia. l IS; Bslchsr, i;
Calsdonis, 2sc; Sierra Nevada. 6k' On
Benton. CSC; Julia, 2oc; overman' soc'
s,e; Gould 4 Curry. 2 IS. 8; Potosi. ! IS
Savage. II, I so; Head Center. A. TO-
4. 4 Is; Jupiter. I 20; Hale Il Norcross
3 90. 8 ss; Andss. 1 10; Bullion. 7sc; Alta
20. AZ; Booker Con-. 20; Scorpion, sse
Soc; aeodshsw. soc; Mt. Potosi. 4oc; bes'
4 Bslcher, ~.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-02
EASTERN DISPATCHES
Presidential Movements.

WARRINGTON. March 2.-Tbe special
train carrying Prssidsnt.slsct Garfield
and family arrived at Q o'clock yester.
day. General Garfield was informally
received in . few pleasant remarks BY
Colonel Ingsrsoll. Of the Committee on
inaugural Ceremonies. Carriages were
In waiting. and the President. elect. with
his family. excepting bis aged mother,
who was driven direct to the Executive
Mansion. was escorted TO the hotel. II
was General GsrHsld's wish that no
informal demonstration take place. On
arrival at the hotel ". Daridge. q
member OF the committee appointed to
receive the President-elsct, delivered q
short sddress Of welcome on behalf OF
the committee. General Garfield re.
sponded briefly, thanking the committee
for the complete arrangements made for
the comfort Of himself and family, and
expressing himself as being fstisued
from the journey, which he hoped
would excuse further remarks. Presi-
dent Hayes subsequently, called on the
President.eIe This evening General
Garfield will dine With Representative
Chitendsn, and after hold Q reception,
for which cards have been issued. On
Friday morning the President and Mrs.
Hayes will turn over the Executive Man
sion to President.slect and Mrs. Gar.
Asld, and on Saturday morning the rstir-
ing President and Mrs. Hayes and fam
lily will leave by special train for Clsvs-
land.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-02
PUGET Sound Iron.

PoRr TOWNSEND. ". T.. March L.
Part Of the freight shipped by steamer
Idaho consisted Of thirty tons OF pig
iron from the furnace ct the head Of this
bay. and this being the frat shipment
made to San Francisco from Irondsle.
the reault is a~nIiously looked Tor BY cap.
~italists from Pennsylvania who are
largely interested, aud have recently
visited this place. and expressed them.
selves we'll satisfied with this iron and
the wonderful results already achieved,
which have far exceeded their expecta.
lions. They feel confident that other
large developments Of coal, iron and
precious metals will soon be made along
the Sound. aud that q o: the results
will be the building OF o line Of railroad
to connect Port Townsend with tho
Eastern States, this place being GOO
miles nearer TO China than San Fran.
cisco. and every portion Of Its unrquslsd
hsrbor affording sale and convenient
anchorage.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-02
AssRSsM kNTS.

Centsssial 0%ravei-one cent per share:
levied February ~; delinquent March -;
ssls day April 80.
Asdes-so cents per share; levied Msrch I;
delinquent April Z; sale day April ~.
DuIlion-Si per share: levied February -;
delinquent April 8; sale day Aprtl %.
Usah Hxisnsios 10 cents Per share; levied
February ~; delinquent March 20; sale
day April Is.
BsIeheP--s0 cents per share: levied February
10; delinquent March 10; sale day Aprils.
Conndesee-bO cents per sbar~; levied Fsb-
rusry ~; dslinqusIt March 10; sale day
Seq. BeIchsp-sl per share; levied February
8; delinquent March II; sale day March u.
0corpio.-l6 cents per share; levied febu.
March 81.
0ouid q CuPry-D cents per share; levied
February 8; delinquent March o. sale day
New Ye.k-io Gems per sh,rs; levied Feb
rusry !, delinquent March 8; sale day
leWA-s cents per shsre; levied January n;
delinquent February ~; sale day March 10.
Cos. Impertsl-lo cents per shsrsi levied
January. Is; delinquent February 10; sale
dsv March II.
silver HILLS cents per share; levied Jan
nary II; delinquent February u; sale day
Msxtcss.o cents per shsr'; levied January
T., Sel,nqaent February IL; 'als DAY
AIta-o cents per share: levied January Q;
delinquent February 10; salo day March >.
Yellow Jsekes-Si per share; levied Jsnu.
ary Z; delinquent F,brusiy 0; sale day
March 8.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-02
WESTERN DISPATCHES
rnE KAILoCH MURDER TRIAL.
The Line OF Defense - frausitory
Mania the Final Resort.

San FaASorsoo. March LIN the
trial Of young Kallooh. for the murder.
Of Charles De Young. the defense opened
today. Higbton, counsel for the de-
Tense. In opening announced bis defense
to be-: Frat, on the technical ground
Of the prisoner having been once before
placed IN jeopardy and discharged. 90
oerding to the Court records; second.
seli-dsfense; third. trarsitory mania.
Counsel expects 10 prove that, from
what had before happened. and the
known character OF De Young. the pris.
onsr was In Q reasonable fear OF his life;
that on the day OF the tragedy he bad an
interview with Q friend OF Do Young
and had made AZ appointment to meet
De- Young With 0 view OF making Or.
ransemsnis to stop the publication Of
the pamphlet Rejecting on prisoners
father, the contract being that In the
event Of its suppression the elder Kali
loch would not prosecute Dc Young for
the attempt on bis life; that soon after
the prisoner became aware that tbs
pamphlets were being circulated; that
no went to the Chronicle ofios In N agi-
tated state Of mind; that he observed the
threatening expression Of Do Young's
face aud bis motion to draw O pistol %
he entered. aud that De Young drew bis
pistol and both fired simultaneously.
He proposed 10 vindicate the testimony
OF Cltmetshaw, who was sent to prison
for perjury 10 swearing at the prslimi-
nary examination that De Young fred
the first shot. At the conclusion Of the
opening address Q number Of witnesses
were examined as to the good character
OF the prisoner previous to the tragedy.
The courtroom was crowded and great
interest manifested.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-02
chinese Naturalization.

New YoRx, March 2.-The Tribune
says: According to a decision just rem
d.red by the United States Circuit Court
at Chicago. q Chinamau cannot become
o naturaliE-a citizen Of the United
States. White men and black men have
that privilege. but yellow men and brown
men must forever remain aliens. II
seems, however. and the fact Is an Illus.
tration OF tho fearful and wonderful way
In which our laws are made. that there
was Q brief period between the adoption
Of the Revised Statutes and the passage
OF an Act correcting errors 10 the revis-
ion when q Mongolisn or q Malay might
have stolen o march on Uncle Sam and
taken out q certificate OF naturalization.
Speaking seriously, 1t is o dissraceiul
anomaly that while the most ignorant
Hotisntot or Congo negro can become q
citizen OF this k-public, the best sdu-
Gated Chipaman 10 shut out from the
privilege. An odious color test Ia sp.
piled to foreigners seeking nsturaliza-
tien, because Congress Is too careless or
too prejudicsd to remedy an obvious do.
feet In the law.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-02
Inaugural Preparations.

WASHINGTON. March 2.-Ths matter
OF decorating the city along the line Of
march OF the inaugural procession 10
proceeding very rapidly. The State
arches are nearly all covered With flags.
The White House, the Treasury and the
hotels are rapidly being covered with
national flags and various other decora.
lions. Immense stands have been
erected along the Treasury front. and
upon al the reservations between the
Treasury and the Capitol. Besides
these, at least Q hundred platforms and
balconies have been put up by private
persons In front OF their places OF bust.
ness. A great stand also surrounds the
monument at the foot Of the Capitol
grounds, and another extends along the
entire front OF the botanical gsrdsns. ii
the day Ia pleasant the march from the
west front Of the Capitol to tho White
House will DO between two immense M.
disncss on either side OF the broad av'
enus, reaching from the pavement back.
wards aud upwards towards the roofs Of
the houses. like slopips tiers OF seats In
q vast amphitheatsr.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-02

Tonight. at Plpsr's Opera House. Sui.
livan's Comedy Company and the "Mir-
ror Of Ireland" The Denver Nsns says:
''Ths panoramic pictures Of the numer-
Gus interesting scenes Of Ireland are I'D.
mirably painted. and at intervals on the
journey through the Emerald Isle Mr..
Dan Morris Sullivan and Miss Josie
Morris Sullivan give some excellent
character sketches Of Irish life, full OF
rsoy humor. The lady 10 Q very good
ssrio comic singer. and both arc sIosl-
liant dancers. and In the farce which
concluded the entertainment, named
ireland versus Germany Mr.. Sullivan
showed himself to be . clever delineator
Of Dutch character"
Those wishing reserved seats for the
season OF English opera which will DO
opened March Q oan secure them at the
boz Office for any performances. Follow
ing operas will be presented: Wsdnss.
day evening. March Q. "Royal MILDLY; y
Thursday evening. "Chimes OF Nor.
mandy !" Friday evening. "Madsms
Fsyart :" Saturday matinee, Pirates
Of Penzaucs )" Saturday evening. "Boe-
csoio." No one can anticipate too much
OF this season OF English opera.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-02
uy,terIous Murder.

CHICAGO, March lon Saturday the
pslics were informed Of the mysterious
case Of the body Of a man lying dead In
bed at No. SAT South Clark street. which
recalled some Of the circumstances OF
the Chsstins Cox murder case and the
tying Of Cadet Whitaker at West Point.
On going to the place indicated THEY
found the dead body Of q Hebrew, seed
nIy.nvs, named Lazarus Stern. with
the hands tied IN front With . wool.n
stocking and the legs tied near the ankles
with q small cord. The body was pat
tally covered With q blanket, and . Pill
low lay over the face. Vsriou: articles
In the room were strswn about In disor'
der. The deceased was an Insurance.
AGENT and had been living alone In the
room for some time.
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Daggett Getting in his Work.

WARRINGTON, March 1.-The Congrts'
s;onal Record, dated yesterday and dis
tributed this morning. contains an slab-
crate speech prepared by representative
DseRstt for delivery on the Inter State
Commerce bill. but in default OF that
measure coming up for discussion before
the expiration Of his Congressional term,
hs obtained leave last Friday to print 1t
in the Record In connection with the 70.
cent Joint resolution Of the Nevada Leg.
islature illustrative OF railroad discrimin.
ationa In that State. aud praying for the
passage OF the Reagan bill. to prohibit
such Determinations. DsRgett's speech
hlls ten pages OF the Record. and 1t Is
supplemented With nearly as many pages
more, In which are given the complete
freight charges OF the Central Pacific
Railroad. both for California and Ne
vads. It Is the most minute and at tho
same time the most comprehensive aud
iorcibls. presentation Of the matter com.
planned OF that has yet been published
10 this part OF the country, and tho
friends Of the Reagan bill hail 1t 40 .
welcome and valuable addition 10 their
resources for renewing their efforts in the
next Congress.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-02

The Thermometer last night registered
six degrees below freezing. In Virginia,
water thrown into the cutters In the
evening frozs solid. and this morning
the air was eager aud nipping..
A regular meeting OF the Board Of
County Commissioners will bs held to-
morrow at II A. N. Bills against the
county must be filed today to DO acted
on ct that time.
In Virginia there were forty.four ar
rests made during February, forty.ons
by regular and three by special police
men. or the whole number twenty were
for vagrancy.
County Commissioner Dan Fraser,
who Is down with pneumonia. was much
worse night before last, but 10 resting
easier. He 10 now considered out OF
danger.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-02
Poor nsekay.

Before ]. W. Maoksy went to visit bis
family In Paris be received . letter I'd.
dressed to him, "0wner Of silver mines,
west end OF America" He then said
hs believed II . letter with his name on
IL were thrown into the Nile OF the
GanRss II would b sure 10 inaict itself
upon him. Somehow they would And
him out. Yesterday . letter reached the
Con. Virginia Office bearing . French
stamp and postmark and the following
address: ~. W. Macksy, E,q.. Nevada.
Californian. United States" Then came
q ruled line the whole length OF the let.
ter bisecting II aud on the left lower
corner "ad present Rom Italy;" on the
right corner the same In characters OF
German script.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-02
FOREIGN DISPATCHES.
TIE BoIR WAR.
General Colleys Defeat and Death
Fresh Troops Ordered to tho
Front.

LONDON. March LA dispatch from
Noun. Prospect says: The Beers carried
the British position on spitzkop BY .
rush. A correspondent who was taken
prisoner, but vas afterwards released.
says the body Of General Collsy 10 on
the hill. II 10 quite clear that the los
Of the hill was not due to the failure Of
ammunition. General Colley ovsresti.
mated the strength Of his position. and
left its vital part, which the Beers
attacked In force. bat poorly defended.
A detached squadron will Immediately
land . brigade OF seamen and marines,
with guns. ct Durham. and they will b
ssnt 70 the front. Orders have been
sent to Jamaica for the dispatch OF .
ship to Bermuda to order the troopship
Oroutss, due there on the 9th instant,
to proceed 10 the Cape With the Ninety
ninth Regiment. The troopshiP Eu-
phrantss has been ordered to embark the
Eiehty-afth Regiment at Bombay In .
week, and thence proceed to Colombia
and embark six companies OF the One
hundrsd.snd-seoond Regiment and pro-
coed TO Durham, where she will arrive
on the 22d instant. These r~s.enioros-
ments number 1000 men.
General Colley's defeat cannot ssri-
ously affect the military situation, % the
British main body was not involved In
the fight.
E. General Colley wal shot through the
head. The loss Of the Sixteenth Foot
10 supposed to be light. % all the officers
escaped. The other regiments suffered
heavily. both In officers aud men. Com
mandsr Romily OF the Navy Brigade n
said to be dssd. Sir Evelyn Wood sue.
cseds General Cooley.
A correspondent says the British
troops toiled up the bill. which was very
steep. and Il was impossible to have
carried even mountain guns. About
daylight they began firing aud until noon
appeared to have the best Of II; at
which time the Boer Ere increased 10 .
terrific vollsy. General Collsy wss
cool and courageous. The British troops
wsvered, rallied and then ran psll-mell.
the Beers following them up the hill
and down the other side.
General Coley was shot just before
the close Of the engagement, while CIV.
Ing orders to cease firing.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-02
HALl.,s ykaRTABLR sIcILIAN

hAtsL'S II DIN SANALANN
Hsir Renswer 10 . leisniiac combustion Of
ZONE Of the most powerful restoi alive AGENTS
In the vegetable Kingdom II restores gray
hair u It's original color. It makes the scalp
While and clean. II cures dandruu and humors.
and falling out Of the hair. II furnishes the
nutritive principle BY which the hair 10 nour.
ished and supported. 1t makes the hair moist,
soft and glossy. and 10 unsurpassed - . hair
dressing. II is the most economical prspsrs-
ton ever orersd to the public. a. its Effects
remain . long time making DULY an occasional
application necessary. Il 10 recommended and
used By eminent medical men. and ocnclally
indors, d By the state Asstyer Of Massachusetts,.
The popularity OF Halls Remover has incrsssed
with the test Of many year.. both In this ooun.
try and In foreign lands, and 1t 10 now known
and used In ell the civilized countries oil toe
world, .
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-02
In Virginia City licenses collected

In Virginia City licenses collected
during February amounted to $2ls6.
During the month s2s. 900 were paid on
water bonds and S6720 for interest. The
other Expenditures for the month
amounted to S5205 o.. Cash on hand
March I, $24. FOG 70. less overdrait on
the Water Bond Fund Of sl046 81.
Joe Gruss, we'll known on the Com
s.ock. vill leave San Francisco Friday
on . mining exploration into Panama.
The county yesterday was enriched BY
the death Of . patient at the hospital
named Nike Daley; amount. u 10.
A large lumber firm In virsinia re-
ports times In its line much better than
. year ago. This 10 encouraging.
The Hale & NororOss pumps were not
quite ready this morning for . per-
mansnt start and continued run.
Virginia had two arss and one alarm
during February. The fire main on
Silver street esss $266 10.
March comes in anything bat lsonins-
~, although bearing spsnslss OF frost on
il arss approach.
OF The fourteen prisoners now In the
County Jail. eight are boys under thir'
teen years OF ass.
B.lsAsr's prospecting on the upps'
isv.ls will BE- continued from the $40 to
the 100 level.
turner's are very busy on Ii. T'aaf:'
Meadow In plovi,s and sowing 'n'''
grain.
J. n. pormsr Of the Csndslaris Trs'
Pssnus rssehsd the oonssock To-Day.
Ths District Court viii b In session
sesin q 10 4. =. Tomorrow.
. NJ Wednesday teday and he s's's-
nise q Lent.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-02
yiraini. d eop,idsring On ordinanse


to prohibit the sale Of olsomargsrins. or
..bull batter" unless plainly labeled
and accompanied BY IN explanation to
those before whom Il 10 placed. Lot the
ordinance pass and b enforced, BY oil
means.
Sam Davis Of the Carson appeal 10
now . D. D.. Daddy Dayis;' or. a.
Dan Do guile puts Il, "hs IL now
Superintsndsnt Of mine BABY
mine At any rate be has acquired .
new dignity.
To Inquirer: The Ay.vhssl Of the
pumping engine at the Union shaft, with
In shsis and crsnks. weighs $50. $40
bounds, or ll6 tons $40 pounds; diane.
Ter, So feet; face, IS Inches.
A spark yesterday morning lodged on
The root Of the Virginia and Tfuckss
dspot In Virginia and burned . hole
three BY four inches before discovered
spd sxtinsuishsd.
The joint Gould 4 ourry and Best 4
belchsr shan q 1850 fest south Of he
o. & O. shaiL 100 fsst sast Of the sane.
and 70 fsss below II q The surface.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-02
Arizona Items.

Tucson. March LA Wilcox special
to the Star says /: A man by the name OF
Collins got into an alteration with some
tramps. Collins shot one Of them, when
another OF the gang shot Collins. The
tramp was shot through the mock. Both
are still alive. The balance Of the gang
OF tramps are under arrest and confined
in o box car.
A special from Tombstone says :
Henry q. Kelley was shot and seriously
wounded this morning BY Steve McAllis.
ter.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-02
International Money. Conference.

AutCI hostouot MvnSS
NEW YoIx. March IA Washington
special to the Commercial Bulletin says: I
was informed yesterday by Warner. OF
Ohio, author OF the Silver bill, that ct
the Monetary Conference to be held In
Paris ON April 10 all the nations OF the
Latin Union and other nations that par
ticipstsd In the Conference In 1878,
together with Spain, will be represented.
Secretary Evarts had notices ready to
send several days ago. There are two
main propositions to 60 before the con-
vention !: Firpt. unlimited coinage at the
rate Of 15L Of silver to ous Of gold; sec.
ond, silver coins to be unlimited legal
tender. The nations will have each the
right to regulate the denomination and
size of their coins, but when they would
DO taken to another nations mint they
could be recoined on demand Tree OF cost
at the coinage rate Of l61Is to one. A
provision has been inserted 10 the Civil
Appropriation bill to pay the expenses
Of the Commission from this country, OF
which Secretary Evarts will probably be
the head.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-02
The lac RAngs.

The Las Vegas Mining World says:
Rich silver specimens are being brought
In from the Florida and Black Range
mountains, and the general impression
among old miners 10 that the Chihuahua
Of New Mexico will be found In these
new districts, which have been held BY
the Apache Indians until recently. Ths
small bands OF hostilss that still exist In
the southern part Of the Territory wtl
soon be extsrminsted, and the entire
Territory will DO open to progress"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-02
Keep Up VIVA she ri.ss.

To keep up with the times people
must read; and no man 10 well educated
who 10 not we'll read. Dave Thorburn
10 ready to help people along In this 70.
spsct. he has, ct bis news depot and
variety store across the street from the
News ofaos. books and papers and peri.
odicals and pamphlets, and all kinds Of
reading matter; also, music and toys
and showcase goods and many useful
things. See his advertisement under
"New Today"
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Arriyals Th,s Aer.ssg.

sv Mooney. A Ash. n Dormsr. Mrs
J Hale. n Boaco. J Dsmling. Mrs r Z
Jenkins. Mrs ] H Kinkesd. Mrs. Sullivan,
Mrs. q ? Moore. d N Sullivan. james G
Cardwell. T Q Merchant. T Lyons. Theo +
Tracy. 8 Borlsnd. n Percival, Mrs Doyle.
Mrs @ b Swift. MrsJA Mcconnell. G.
Moore. ] 8 Smith. Captain J Kelly. 7
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-02
Fatally Isjused.

A dispatch from George DAILY. from
Robinson, Colorado. to the Lssdville
Chronicle. states that Addison Wilson,
foremsn Of the Robinson mine. Of which
DAILY 10 superintendent, was cavsd on
and fatally injured in the mine on the
18th OF February. his spine being disls.
Gated. Mr.. Wilson was about thirty-six
years Of age. and vas we'll known 10
Gold Hill. He lived on the Coustoek
several years. and VA for . time under.
ground boss In the Grown Point mine.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-02
THR COMSToCK.
For the week Ending Wednesday,
March 3, 1881.

The 0niseus ssiilssss II shs Har.
kss-Whas se0s ere L~arsiag
fren is-sissss Nsvaaa's etsDss
ssd asarehinGs fer Ors-Aa I'm
psrssss step Joint wish Usies-
Jsekss ssd the Taassl - The
Fssaas SHAH asssds Ia - Bsl.
eher's New Prespessisgs.
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ne.arsare. l..ss EvesiaE.

@ Y johnson. T Gleason. O Schultz. A
W stoddard. Mrs E Drew. Mrs W 3 Fer
guson. Mrs. @ H Nichols, ] Smith and
family. Miss Brown. J Kesrney. Mrs 3 n
Davis, II A swisson. ] Graham. Chas
Williamson and wife. Z Hooper. J Norton.