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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-04-04
Jesse jaime, Reported Killed.

KANSAS CRY. No. April 3.-The news
Of the killing Of Jesse James created an
immense sensation In this city, although
the report was generally treated with In
crsdulity. and even Of this late hour
many unbelisvsrs can be found. This
afternoon, a. soon as the news was re-
ceived here. Police Commissioners Craig
left for st. Joseph with q heavily armed
posse to guard the body Of Jesse James,
and protect the man who killed him.
At the police station II was learned that
Bob Ford, q young man who had been
hanging around the station for the past
two weeks was the person who shot and
killed James. Ford left this city about
. week ago and joined James in the Vi
cinity Of st. Joseph. until an opportu.
tuniiy to kill him was found. From the
police II 10 learned that Ford, who Is
said to be Q member Of the gang. was
under the control OF Craig. and was be.
ing used a. an instrument for James
destruction. Ford IL . young man
about twenty-five years old, and looked
like o verdant youth from the country.
In appearance be 10 . mere boy.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-04-04
Minister Hurlburt's Death.

NEW YoRx. April 3.-Ths editor Of
the World has been notified by Trescott
that General Hurlburt died suddenly OF
disease Of the heart, March 28. ct Lima.
E. Il. Talbot. nephew Of the late Gen.
sral 8. A. Hurlburt. says Hurlburt told
him three years ago he (Hurlburt) would
not live over five years. he had been
in poor condition physically. Talbot
has o letter Of late date, In which Hurl-
burt says he cannot enter into o news
paper discussion, but that he 10 not i'm
plicatsd In the disorsditable Peruvian
project; that Shiphsrd 10 . curious mix
ture OF knave and fool, with o prepon-
derancs OF the former. His project is
insane and illegal. but It has somebody
behind It who believes In him. Hurl.
burt expresses . fear that the United
States would back down and this would
compel his return. General Hurl-
burt's family 10 not in good condition
pesuniarily.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-04-04
EASTERN DISPATCHES
suicIde Of Cornelius J. vanderbilt.

Suicide Of Cornelius ]. Vanderbilt.
NEW YonK. April a. Cornelius ].
Vanderbilt, brother Of William 4. Van.
dsrbilt, shot himself through the head
at the Glsnham Hotel. on Filth avenue.
last evening. and died from the effects
Of the wound at Q O'Clock. From the
time Of the shooting until his death
Vanderbilt VA unconscious. Many
friends Of the dead man and members
Of his family we're present when he
passed away. The motive for the act.
given BY friends OF the family, 10 that It
was the result OF mental dsrangemsnt,
brought on by years OF suffering from
epileptic Ats. No other reason could be
given, as his financial affairs are said TO
Be In the most prosperous condition.
Cornelius jeremiah Vanderbilt was
ffty.ons years old. He was one Of
thirteen children and one Of three sons,
In early Life be lived with his father.
Commodore Vanderbilt, ct his place on
Staten Island, but when be was eighteen
years old be left his home on account OF
some fanciful injustice on the part Of
his father toward him. The Comma.
dors allowed him between 500 and 5000
q month. In 1856 be married Miss
Williams Of Hartford, Conn. She bore
him no children, and lived only . few
years after his marriage. From infancy
Cornelius was an invalid. and was sub
ject to epilsptio Ats. These were most
severe while hs was under Is years OF
aes. These Ats weakened his mind and
untitled him for business.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-04-04
Dakota Insane Asylum Burned.

YANKroN, D. T., April 4.-Ths Terri.
torial Insane Asylum was burned yes.
tsrday afternoon. It was q temporary
wooden building used while the brick
building, now nearly completed. was DO.
Ing constructed. There were fity.four
insane patients in the asylum. and Of
these the following were burned to
death Ossum Ivsrson Of Ysnkton
county, Peter Peterson Of Cass county.
Ivan Lynch Of Union county and Jos.
Haverly Of Lawrence county. The
property loss Is about $40. 900, including
the temporary building and Its contents.
comparatively nothing being saved, and
the insurance being only $500. The
origin OF the FIRE 10 . mystery. II was
nrst seen In the roof. and spread with
such rapidly that there was no time to
save property. Tns patients who lost
their lives were removed from the build
ing. but ran back into the flames after
escaping from the custody OF their
keepers.
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Help the Orphans.

Easter offerings for the benefit Of the
orphans will DO received at the following
stores, where subscription lists have
been placed : ]. H. Mallon's. Hayes x
Nsvin's, Wells. Fargo & Co.'S, Thomas
Taylor < Co.'S, Msher i Co.'S. John
GiiliR's, Daniel 0'Connell's. 7. 4. Mo.
Gurn's and P. II. Ford's. The contri.
buttons, however small, will be thank.
fully received. Friends may rest as
sured that their offerings will be directly
applied to the orphans benefit. We
hoped to receive State aid. but being de-
prived Of that little assistance. wetake
this opportunity to appeal to the public:
Who have ever lent M . willing ear and
agenerous purse.
SISTERS OF CHARITY.
Nevada Orphan Asylum.
VIRGINIA. April 3. 1882.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-04-04

W. L. Bryant. formerly mail agsn'
on the Virginia and Truckss Railroad
between Reno and Virginia. and whr
left that position to take q postal route
in Oregon. will return TO Carson TO-
morrow morning. where he has beer
offered and has accepted o position 10
the Carson Mint.
The Mexican mill at Empire Is work
ing on Crown Point ore, the Brunswick
on ore from the Union Consolidated. the
Vivian on Belcher and the Santiago on
ora from the Savage mine. The Yellow
jacket and Eureka mills are the only
idle ones on the Carson river.
The following Postmastsrs for Nevada
have been appointed: Frank A. Am.
blazer, Hallecks. Elko county; J.. F.
Short, Ruby Valley. Elko county;
Thomas Logan, 81. Joseph. Lincoln
county; H. W. Brsham, Sutro, Lyon
county.
. Thos. Flanagan, junction City, Kan.
sas, desires to learn the whereabouts Of
James Flanagan. formerly Of Oldbury,
England. During the last ten years he
has been 10 different mining camps In
Nevada, California and Utah.
An assessment OF twenty cents per
share has been levied upon the capital
stock Of the Niagara Gold and Silver
Mining Company. Gold Hill District.
delinquent May 8. Official notice will
be found under the head Of "Nsw To-
day."
The liquors and fixtures Of the late
John Hoffman were yesterday sold at
administrators sale. They brought
$500. Tho furniture and household
goods OF his residence sold for 500.
Last nights rain caused q large rock
and some loose ground near the tunnel
OF the wagon road by the Bullion Com.
bination shaft to fall from the bill.
The following mining companies are
paying of today: Crown Point. Sl4. 300;
Belchsr, 5000. and Grown Point and
Belcher joint shalt, $445.
The Northern Belle mine bullion ship.
ments on March account have reached
$58. SAT 70. There Is n more ship
msnt yet to be made.
A lodge Of the A. o. U. W. is to DO
shortly instituted ct Candslaris. D. F.
Fox, Deputy Grand Master, 10 there Tor
that purpose.
Colonel NJ. N. Stone returned this
morning from San Francisco.
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The Union Pacific Pushing Their Or.
eg0n Branch.

OMAHA, April 3.-Ths report tsls.
sraphsd from Sioux City that the Union
Pacific had determined 10 abandon oil
work on the Oregon Short Line is with.
out any foundation. Assistant General
Manager Kimball Of the Union Pacific
says that every nerve Is being strained
to push the Oregon Short Line as rap
idly as possible. Tho track has been
laid within eight miles Of the iron bridge
across Snake river. A large grading
force will soon commence west Of Snake
river, and from there TO Wood river and
Boise City. Idaho. the work will be rap
idly pushed forward. Steel rails have
been contracted for and are being rolled
and shipped to the front. It is expected
this season to grade to Baker City and
lay between 800 and 400 miles Of track.
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the ro.sonie. variety store.

The Postofics Variety Store is the
place to 60 to purchase tobacco and
cigars, Of which . large and excellent
stock il kept there. At the same place
can be found choice candies which are
received fresh from San Francisco.
Chubbuck & Thorburn, propristors OF
the Postofice store. are agents for all
the leading publications Of the day, as
will be seen BY Rlaneine at their sdvsr.
tisement In another column.
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Ansrno.s iaIsra,ai session.

BAN Francisco. April "a P. NJ
Union Con-, ~, 5. ST.; Mexican. 4 30,
4 30; Eureka Con-. IAN; Con. Virginia,
ssc; Navajo. 75c; Gould & Curry. 2 10. 2 oS
Albion. 2 40. 2 IS; Mt. Diablo. An; Alta,
AZ. 2 20; Crown Point, 4oc; Day. l 50, M
I 30; Sierra Nevada. So. 81; Andes, CSC;
Mexican. 4 90; Benton, 25e; ophir. 2, 2 o.;
Day. I IS; Crown Point. 40c; Union CON-,
.. ss; Choilar. 75c; MONDAY. Ia; Savage
Csc, Toe; Hale 4 Noreross. Toe; California.
Zoe; Northern Belle. 8; Goodshaw. 4oc. 3Sc
silver King. lev; Eureka Tunnel. l; Alta.
~; Bodie Tunnel. IL; Mono. ! 80; Wales
6sc; Hale 4 Norcross. Zoe.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-04-04
Is.,ruesies. 20 Ce..sy Assessors,

A. ]. Hatch. Surveyor General and
State Land Register. has issued the fol.
lowing instructions to County Assessors:
The attention Of County Assessors and
Surveyors Is particularly called to the
importance Of obtaining definite infor-
nation concerning the area and progress
Of development OF all saline and other
deposits Of commercial value within their
respective counties. These deposits.
generally found in the most arid and
desert portions Of the State, are attract
ing the attention OF capitalists and man
ufacturers.
Nevada affords i~nexhaustibla quaint.
ties OF various minerals and chemicals
which are constantly required in the arts
and sciences. and the mining and ex.
traction Of these must soon form an i'm.
portant factor in the development OF tho
resources OF the State.
Deposits Of salt. soda, boraI. nitre.
sulphur. alum. silica, mari. kaolin. hrs
clay. cement or water limestone, mineral
paint. coal. iron, petroleum. and like
deposits or evidences OF their existence.
will come within the scope OF your OBJ
servation and report.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-04-04
IN. rhem.. xxs,n,u.sisa.

The examination Of Alfred Thomas.
charged with mayhem. was yesterday
set for ~ o'clock today in Justice Elan.
nineham's court. Owing to the fact
OF the Board Of County Commissioners
meeting at IL o'clock this morning. the
District Attorney was unable to be pres.
ent. and the examination was postponed
until tomorrow afternoon at 4 O'Clock.
A number OF witnesses had been sum.
monsd for today. and as they are Crown
Point miners It necsssitated their losing
. shift land sil for nothing. which was
unfortunate.
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reliable iassi,usisa.

The Nevada Bank. with Its paid mp
capital Of 8 1900. 900. and . reserve in
United States bonds Of 80. 500 900 more.
is a safe institution with which to trans
act business. At its agency in Virginia
special attention 10 paid to purchasing
bullion, and parties having that CON-
modify to dispose Of will do we'll to call
there. See advertisement under "Nsw
Todav
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DID Nos Go.

James McCourt, formerly Chief Of Po-
lice in Virginia. Who started for Mexico
last week. has returned to the Comstock.
He says be only went as far as San Fran
cisco. The people there gave not only
Mexico, but Arizona such q bad name
that he concluded not 10 60 to either
place. He has come to the determine
ton to tarry on the Comstock for Q while
lanoaS
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-04-04
Gold a,li Ja.s,e. Court Buissss..

j. p. Flannipgham, Justice Of the
Peace Of township No. 3 Gold Hill)
yesterday nled q report Of the business
transacted 10 his Office for the quarter
ending March 81. His civil fees in that
time amounted to S46l %; miscells.
psous fees S27 and criminal fees
s29s as. The latter sum was for work
performed for the county, and less
$22 80 (which was the amount OF the
only fine paid during that psriod) was
drawn from the county treasury. His
total receipts for the quarter were S7S7.
W. E. Copeland. Constable OF the
above named township has received
S7O5 rs for his work dnrinR the quarter
ending March 81. His civil fees were
$455 IS; criminal fees, $3.50. Seven.
teen dollars OF the latter were received
by . convicted person paying hns and
costs, and the remainder. 1888, was
drawn from the county treasury.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-04-04
HARDER Secures . Vessel to Search
for belong.

WASHINGTON. April 1.-secrstary Hunt
received . cable message from Lieutsn.
ant HARDER. at Irkootsk, Is follows:
..subjsct to your approval and my In.
spsction. I have offered 10000 rsubles
for O paddle steamer for the entire sum.
mer; guarantee, II lost, 10000 paper
roubles. II ownsr accepts. may ! close;
II not, how much may I offer and guar.
aptss..i Season advanced. Haste nso.
e~ssary,"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-04-04
whoiesome Dose.

Ed. Mccormick. arrested Saturday on
a charge OF drunken conduct, proved TO
DO an old offender and one upon whom
judicial mercy has often been bestowed.
With . knowledge OF the mans past
record, Justice Hires needed not his Pc
ton for mercy and promises OF reform.
and sentenced him to twenty-five days in
the County Jail.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-04-04
Fi.anciai Cesdisies OF she Mines.

The following companies had cash on
hand April lst: Consolidated Virgins.
$50. $40. with back taxes paid; Gould K
Curry Sl3, 534, Overman $4l00, Alpha
$500. Crown Point SIS, 270, Justice
s742i, Silver Hill s59SS. Potosi Sl4.4lG.
Chollar sl4. $40. Imperial $3.50. Chal.
lenss S273, Alta SlG.8 54. Andes Sll.-
CSC. Benton s649, Lady Washington
Sits "a.
The following companies had an In.
debteduess April LIST: Utah S4l72. Mex
lean S43,5S9. 0phir $40, $50. Hale x
Norcross, SlS. 962. Best & Belchsr 5000,
Sierra Nevada S27. 500, California SOL.
$50, with back taxes paid.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-04-04
scenane

NEW YoRx. April 2.-Koch & Sons
stationery establishment, at Ann and
William streets. was damaged $4,000
by Gre. It was insured.
BUFFALO, April 2.-Ths Main street
station OF the New York and Lake Erie
Railroad was struck by lightning today
and burned.
FALL RIVER, Mass, April 2.-The
spinuers OF the Sycamore Mill decided
to strike tomorrow. They allegs that
the mills are too heavily weighted.
WASHINGTON. April Sit 10 reported
thst the President will withdraw the
nomination Of 8. P. Rounds Of Illinois
for the Office OF Public Printer, on the
ground Of his disqualiAcations.
QuEBEo, April 3.-The snow 10 sew
sral feet deep and has blocked all the
roads.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-04-04
The sheriR's once.

Tho licenses sold BY Sheriff Hanks the
pas, month we're sixty.avs; the amount
realized thsrsfrom sls25. OF this, there
were ave gambling licenses which yielded
= ven Of S375. The fees Of The Oh
Zee the pas. month amounted TO S4oo ~.
Settlement for these amounts was maze
with the County Treasurer yesterday.