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THE EVENING NEWS
VIRMNIA ANO TRUCKEE RAILROAD |
TIMS TABLE.
Taking Elect April »lk, 1881.
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WEDNE9DAY,
JANUARY 23, 1883
UR BVBXIHO.
300 B«lmont. 80c
30 Northern Belle, 8S
CM Navajo, 65c. 60o
1M Ball* I*U. 10c
100 Albioa. 1 80
500 WalM. »0c
33 Mt. Diablo. 7%
SO Eaat Ml. Diablo, 45c
500 Beldiog. 3««
300 Eareka Tunnel, 1 60
1C0 Bod la, S 40
130 Becbtel, 33c
SO Con. Paeillo. 33c
1100 Noonday, 10c
SO# North Noonday. Co
700 Oro. 10c
80 Tioga. 15c
10 Tiptop, 4 H
100 Martin White, 3*
800 Paaia, 1
190 Silver King, 19*,. 19
90 North Bella Ule. 15c
50 Pay-Day, 1
TIIU VtUIN.
30 Opblr. 6
390 Mexican, 9*i
83 Gould A Curry. 3 90, 3 85
130 lieet A Belcher, 7H
330 California, 30c
330 Savage, 1H
30 Potoei. 1 40
350 Halo A Norcroo*. 3 20
ISO Crown Point, 80c
390 Yellow Jacket, 3 70, 3H
SO Alpha, 1 C3
100 Belcber, 1 33
50 Confidence. 1 85
550 Surra Nevada, 1\, 7S
450 Ballion, 90o
100 Exchequer, 70c
1030 Overman, 1 30, 1 15
770 Jnatioe, 1. 1 03
900 Union Con.. 101. 10't
1030 Alu. 5»a.5*, 3*.
300 Andce. 90c
SO Scorpion, 93c
700 Benton. 1 10. 1 05
SO Oolden Gate, 3V
100 Regent, 10c
UlwiMa lahraaii awlee.
Ban Faiaciaco, January 35—3 r.
Gould A Curry. 3 93, 4; Alt*. 9; Mexican,
10*. 10H; Union Con.. 11*4. US. lit;
AlU. 5^; Opblr. Cv»; Northern Bollo, SH;
Sierra Nevada. 7 . 7 \t; Savage, 1 CO, 1 63;
Boat A Belcher, 7H: Bodie,3 33;Gverman,
1 30; Bodie, 3 30; Jnitlco, 1 10; Scorpion,
1. 95c; Benton. 1 03, 1 10; Cbollar, 1 15;
Halo A Norcrou, 3 30, 3*i; Yellow Jacket.
3 80; Beleber, 1 40; Alpha, 1 70; California
30c; Utah, S'»; Crown Poiut, 8Sc; Bullion,
No, 95c; Good*haw, 45c; Potoei, 1H; Alta,
6\; Con. Virginia. 1 10.
AMtlWOIIi.vrrt.
Catlfarala-lU cent* per abar*: levied JHil
ary IS; delinquent February S4; aal* day
March XI.
■alllaa-30 cente per than; l*vl*d Januaiy
It; d*ltnqu*at February 11 ; Ml* day
March 14.
Jllla Caa — SO tent* mi abar*; levied Janu
arr IT: d*llsqu*nt February 24; eale day
March I*.
M**r York —13 cent* per abar*; levied Jaun
ary IS; delinquent February SI; Ml* day
March 13.
UmN * Carry—SOc*at« p*rehare. levied
January li: delinquent February IT; Ml*
day March
Vtah-ll per ehare: levied January 14; delin
quent February 14; tale day March T.
Overaiea—30 casta per ehare; lee lad Jann
arr t; delinquent February 14; aal* day
Mereb 7.
Ctoallar-23 rente per ehare; levied January
V ; delinquent February 14; Ml* day
March 7.
Sxrheqa*r-13 rente per ehare; levied Jen
uari 11; delinquent February IS; Ml* day
March ii.
Alyha re»*tl4«lnl-30 cent* per (bare:
l*et*d January «; delinquent February »;
Ml* dae March S.
Cmh*IIda l*«l IwiMrlal — in cent* p*r
ehare; levied January 4; delinquent Kebru
ary 8; Ml* day March I.
B*C*a4-i3 cent* per ah arc; levied December
31; delinquent January SO; aal* da) March 1
■Itrra N*ra<a-|l per «bare. levied De
reiub*r », delinquent February I; aal* day
February 'JO.
•ata**—3d cent* per ehare; levied J an nary I;
delinquent February 8; aaie day Febru
arys*.
Beat * Beleh*r-» cent* per ehare: levied
January 4; delinquent Kebrua-y I, aaj* day
February jn.
Mai* dk Keeereee-TI rente per abar*: lev
led December It: delinquent January U.
Ml* day February 10.
Calodaala-'JJ rente per ebare: levied De
e tuber 14. delinquent January 30; aal* day
February II.
C*al*aalal Uravol-Oa* cent per (hare;
l«vl*d November IS; delinquent January 4;
Ml* day February 4.
Oris I aal Kryaloaa-30 cent* rer ehare;
torl*d December 8; delinquent January 11;
••to day Febrnary I.
Lady Br J mm -13 ngti per a hare: levied De
cember 4; delinquent January 10; Ml* day
Januarytt.
Alta-90 cinti per ah arr, levied December 14;
delinquent January 1; aal* day January M.
Sefreialed lelcher f I per ehar*; levied
December 4; delinquent January I; Ml*
day January an.
Arrival* Tbia Icralaf.
B J GilUtta and wife. P Batsman, Oco
Pickett. N Mayer*, C E Lock*, Mrs 0 M
Prendergrait. J 8 Pelton. J Duane, 0 H
Wheatou, \V Woodruff, W IUberto. Wm
flr*y, W D Balliont, J Quill, Mrs M A
Wileoa and child, J Culolla, L J Chapman.
D*partar*a La* 4 Ifealat.
B*v E O Dwyer, B 11 Lindsay, Joseph
OertuaiD, J W Howard, X H A Mason, W
L Oliver. Mrs M C Earing, D M Carman,
Dan Wagner, J Kelly, B O Snow, J Qaion,
Mrs L C Cain, P Kelliher, J Sullivaa, Mrs
A Htrb*ld. S A Brown.
Bay a ticket to th* sohool party next
Friday tvening. Miner's Union Ball
will b* filled with a sserry thrtag o(
diHWS that svs&iag.
Th* 1 amber stills at Oltnbnok art to
UIWIH shortly.
THE COMSTOCK.
Latest Official Mining Sews.
Tor Ike Week Ending Wednesday
Jan nary 25, 188).
Tli* aim *•
■MM CrMMilUK — W«Ur li
lk« (itald * C«rr]r aad BmI *
Belelier Bkan-aiaM IiWhUm
Or*—Klc.
A alight reaction baa taken place in
the aanth and atocka, owing donbtieaa to
the near approach of tba Alta aaat drift |
to the Aral ledge to be eneenatered by it.
There reaeaJna bat fifty feet to run,
which will ba> made in ten or twelve
daya. Am aeaaya were obtained (ton the
ledge Material on the upper levele, tba
hope ia indulged ia that Mae ore any
be foand on the S150 level.
Creaaentting will be eoaaaaneed from
Math drift No. i in Union thia week.
It will be ma la iatereetint ground.
Thar* waa a eenaiderable etream of |
bet water a track in the north weal drift
of the Qenld 1 Carry and Beet & Bel
eber thia aorning. While it baa a tem
perature of 137 degreea Fahrenheit,
there ia not enough of it to, in any way,
to interfere with the work in the drift.
There ia no work carried oa ia Chollar
or Pstoai.bat operatioaa will be reencaed
ia tboee miaee ae aooa aa ceanection la
made between the Savage inoline and
Combination drift.
The uaual amount of ore ia being ex
tracted from the Opbir, Crown Poiat,
Belcber aad Silver Hill mi nee.
Below will bo found autbentio and
reliable reporte of the mine*, ebowing
the aitaation la each np to the hour of
goiog to preaa :
UhM * Carry Btil * Biliair
■ten.
The drill ku been removed from lb*
waat crosscut and work bu beeu reeuatsd
ia the face. It la in a dry formation
composed of birilstys porphyry. A eon
■iderable atream of hot water waa atruck
in the aarthweat drift thia morning. The
pampa easily handle it, however, by ran
ning at 1){ atrakea—aa iacreaae of the
Y%. Excellent progreaa ia made driving
bath drifta.
ilia.
The eut drift ia ia 730 feet Thia
leavea a distance of about 4Gd feel to ran
to reaeh the ledge ttruck in the incline
where tba water drove tha workmen oat.
Oaly SO feet remaina to ran, however,
to reaeh tba point where it ia expected
ta strike tha first ledge, from wbieb
assays were received on the apper levela.
There ia no trouble Irom water.
Ilslee rssMlldsUd.
Croaaeutting will be oommrnced from
south drift No. 2 tbia waak. Thia drill
haa been run weat of tha vein, which
givaa indieationa of water. The cross
cut will doabtlsaa alrike water, bat it ia
not expected that it will be ia aacb a
body aa to Interfere with wark. The
maia north drift aad main aonth drift
are exteaded 33 feet per week.
■terra Nevada.
Tha joint Unian Coaaolidatcd winze
waa anak eight feet Ihe past week. The
winze from oroaacut, No. 2, 2500 level,
waa aank and timbered 10 feet. The
usaal progrsia ia being made ia running
tha croaacata and drifta. There ia no
change ia the formation paased through,
aavacs.
Work le being eaergetically prosscutsd
ta make coaaection between the incline
and Cambination drift. Tha donkey
pampa are raising tba dead water from
the incliaa. The stream heretofore
flowing ialo tba iacline now goea through
the drillkolea to tba Combination drilt.
Are making excellent progreaa in the
•>it craaacot, which ia running through
bird**;* porphyry. A covartd drain ia
being pat in th« drift. The Sutro tan
■*1 drift (ram the Forman abaft vaa ex
tended CO feet the paat week, and ia now
ia a total distance of 783 leet.
Tellew iMkM.
There ia no ohanga to raport in the
formation paaaed through. Excellent
progreaa ia made in the work at all
pomta. The pumpa not oaly handle the
water from tha mine, but that from Im
perial, Alpha, Exchequer and mott of
the water from Crown Foiat aad Belcher.
OMlr.
Tha extraction at ora from the crop
piaga oaatiaata. The joiat California
eaat drift ca tha 2700' level ia exteaded
30 feet per weak, aad tha maia eaat drift
26 feel. Work joiat with Mexican goea
oa aa oanal.
Maxlcaia.
Draiaa are being cat oat ia tha drift*
Joiat with Ophir oa the 2700 aad 2000
levela, preparatory to crotaoatling from
theeo poiute. Work haa been reeamed
in tha maia north drift.
Alyba.
Good prograaa ia made in cleaaiag oat
and repairiag tha joiat Exchequer drift
oa tha 2800 level, it ia now ia workiag
order 250 leet north of Alpha loath line.
Male 4k ItmeM.
Tha waat croaacat on tha 2500 level ia
in 88 feet, and ia paaalng through hard
groaad. The three-oompartmeui wiaze
haa beea freed of water.
VeaaelMaM loiHrtal.
Tha aaat croucat on the 2800 lovel ia
atill paaaing through aa exoelleal forma
tioa. It ia bow m 1C0 faat aaat of tha
eoath winxe.
CeaeelMaM flrclala.
Tha repaira for vaatilatiag purpoeea
are aeariag an aad. Tha joiat Califar
aia wiaxe from the 2&00 level waa aunk
13 foal tha paat week.
raraiaa Man.
Sinkiag haa beaa auipeadad until a
pomp atatioa ia cat aat at tha 2300 level.
The ahaft ia 2340 faat deep.
OalMeeta.
Tha putape are ran tha aeoeaaary
leagth of Umo to kaep tha mine (tea ol
water.
QallMrala.
Tha work oarried oa ia join! with
Ophir aad Conaolidated Virginia.
CUk.
The aaat drift on tha 2500 level ia ad
vanced 17 fact par week.
Hlver Milk
Brigge' mill ia kept raaning oa are
from thia miae.
Crewa Petal.
Tha aaaal amoaat of low grade ora ia
extracted.
■•lobar.
About 300 Una of ora are extracted
par weak.
Oalea than.
Tha uaual repaira are beiag made,
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
•ffleUl I»dUftt-Th« Irleh
riirltu.
▲ meeting of tka Board of County
Commieaionera was held lut evening.
Preeent, Commieaionere Gallagher, Fra
aer, Sheridan and Webber. In (be ah
eence •( Chairman Canavan Coaimie
aioner Gallagher preaided.
Commlaaloner Sheridan wu granted
farther time in which to report open the
bill of the Cointy Treaanrer far tram
porting aoheel money from Caraon to
thia eity.
The eupplemental bond •( Clerk Me
banny, preaented at a previous meeting,
realaeiog B. Howard with 1). L. Brown
aa one of hie enretiee, waa accepted.
Another eupplemental band waa pre
sented with Con. Sallivan, aa anrety,
▼iee J. B. Xlallon. It waa referred to
appropriate committee.
The hood of W. £. Copeland, Con
atahla of Qold Hill, wu accepted and
filed.
The bill of W. H. Hill, of fUO, for
inanranoe of the Connty Hoepital, waa
referred to the County Hoepital Com
mittee.
Applicationa for aid were received and
acted npon, aa followa: lira. Cohn, P.
Neadele, Mra. Quill, John Shielda and
Mra. Liggin, granted; Mra. McLaogblin,
M. Guarro, B. M. Dana, Mra. Jamea
Cook and Mra. Donohna, referred.
TOWS AND CITY kTTklMM.
The bill of the Agency of the Bank of
California, of $450, for intereat on water
boade wea allowed.
The Hog ordinance waa laid over.
On motion of Commieaioner Bberidao,
Acting Chairman Oallegher waa empow
ered to meet the Iriah patriota, Hona. T.
P. O'Connor and T. M. Healey, at Oold
Hill on Friday next, and tender them
the freedom of the city.
Adjourned to meet on Fridey morn
iag, February 3, at 11 o'clock.
Am la^laa Aceat I* be la vtellgated.
Newa come* from Elko oounty tbtt
John How, late Indian Agent of the
Dnok Valley Indian Reaerration, of that
county, wa» impended aome two weeke
ago by tba order of Preaident Arthur
upon oomplainte being made for alleged
irregvleritlea in tbe management of the
affaire of tbe reaervatlon. An agent baa
bean placed in temporary charge. Mr.
How ie now at Waahington to appear be*
fore tbe Conimieeion of Indian Affaira for
tbe parpoae of folly explaining tbe ope
ration of tbe reeerration for the paet
two or three yeara. It ia underatood
that Mr. How baa carried with bim a
large amoant of documentary evidence
releting to thie matter, which hie friende
claias will abow that the partira making
cbargea agaioat bim were tery economic
ol tbe trnth.
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Talent la Tenbalaae.
The Tombetone Epitaph givee the
namea of a number of prominent Com
•lockers connected with the Contention
Head Center mining anlt in progreaa
there. For the Centeotion there are
Hon. W. M. Stewert, Alexander Camp
bell, and Meeera. Lewie Sc Berry. For
the Head Center there are Colonel Harry
I. Thornton, Jodge Meaick and George
B. Willieme. Of experta there ia a am
felt. For the Contention there are I. E.
Jamea, Profeeeor Keye, Proleeeor Bleke
and Louie Janin. For the Head Center
we koow of only one, Profeeeor Jenney,
who aa an nccompliabed and thorough
geologiat ia aaid to have no anperlor.
—— i # e- i
IMper'e Opera Uoa*e.
Owing to tbe oold weather laal even
ing Piper'e Opera Houae waa not erowd
ed to wltneaa tbe opening performance
of the Lingarda. Tbe piece preaented,
"Engaged," waa well rendered, and ia
foil of fun and amnaing aituationa. The
eodience appeared to be pleaaed with
tbe performance. Mr. and Mra. Ed
munda, old faeorltee to tbe Comatock
tbeatre-goera, were greated with hearty
applauae.
Tonight "DiTorconi," a piece that
baa bad an iamenae ran in tbe Eaat,
will be preaented.
On m MU>d Bails
The Nevada Bank statement (or Jan
uary 1, 1882, mad* in compliance with
law, ibowa aiMti amounting (o $14,•
807,700, of which $647,400 ia in eaab,
$500,000 iu bank pretniaaa, and over
$4,000,000 in bonds, principally issued
by the United States. Ita paid np cap
ital ia $3,000,000 and ita aurplaa $4,>
000,000, or $1,000,000 in ezoess of the
capital. Tha amount due individual
depositors ia $5,100,600. Janata 0.
Flood ia President, Otorge L. Brandar,
Viaa President, and J. S. Augui, Caabier.
A CtalaM* Woiuna RNkiai I»h»
rorgalfulufea.
TbaOold Bill polica officers were in
Chinatown yaatarday, aaarohing far a
man tbay wanted. Whila thera tbay
csme aoroaa a Chinawoman amoklng
opium. She waa arraatad and takan be
fore Justice Flanningbam. In tha court
rooaa aha paaaad her band aoroaa bar
boaom, remarking aa if szcusing har of
faaaa, "me gotleo one lava, he haep
Roodea man; ha glo way: meamokee."
Her ardor waa aomawhat oooled when
aba got fifteen daya in tba County Jail
(ar violating tha law.
Baelh kjf Dranalel.
John Powell, Jr., ez-Diatrict Attorney
of Lyon county, ioat hia life laat even
ing at Daytpn by (ailing into a well. Ha
want to tba well to draw water, and
while ao doing alipped and fall bead flrat
into tba well, lie waa atill alive when
brought to the aurface, but died in a few
minutee. It ia aupposed that he waa In
jared by atriking hia head againat the
wall of the well.
A Teayaraaea lave.
Mr. Collon, Superintendent of the
Mstbodist Sunday School, oailed at tha
N«ws office today and stated that thera
would be a meeting at tha Methodist
Church tbla evening at 6 o'clock for the
parpoee of organizing a Band of Hope
in Gold Hill. Everybody intereited in
the cauae are invited to be preeent.
FrM List InipaadMt.
The former holdera of paaaea over the
Virginia aad Truokee Railroad are not ao
happy thia year aa in daya gone by.
That earporatloa refueea to dead head
them aver iu road any longer, wbloh ac
count a for tha lack af paaaengera.
leiiea.
A reward will be paid for information
aa to lha whereabouta af George W.
Jadaoi. Addreaa N. 0, Judaea, Plat
an aater, Fnllerton, Nebraska,
EASTEBS DISPATCHES.
The Betirud Btadeati.
Nsw Yoix, January 24.—The Tbtus'
Hartford special »J«: There have been
ooaflieting reports regarding lbs treat
ment of tbe Cbiaeae stndents who were
ordered back to Obiaa several montha
ago. Since tbair arrival bona a latter
baa been received (ram ontot tba bright
eat boya who ware in tba headquarter*
at Hartford. Ha says that apon arriving
at Sbugbal tba itadenta were all treat
ed very coolly. They were plaeed in a
damp, dirty ecboel-heaie, the door* to
whieb were nailed up, with tbe excep
tion of tbe front door, wbiob waa guard
ed by aoldiera. Even tbeae who had
homee were not permitted to go outeide.
There tbey etayed two weeka, when by
tbe intereeeaion of influential friend* tbey
were permitted to leave. Tbey were di
vided into three divisions, ten ronaloing
at Shanghai, twenty-aeven going to
Tien-tain aid eleven to Fooohew. Tbe
writer of the letter ia of tbe Tien-tain
Company, tbe membera of wbioh are
engaged in different atudiee. He aaya
the acheel tbey ooonpy le eurrouaded by
a high mod wall and aeveral eanala; that
tbe boye are not allowed to go ontaide
tbe wall or even to visit friends at
another achool whiob ia In tbe earne in
oleaare; that the whole eitnation ia
deoidedly prieon-like. There waa aome
eipeotetiou at tbe time the letter waa
written that mere freedom would be
permitted.
In InporUBt Deckloa.
Niw Yob*, January 24.—In the auit
of Oeorge Bell, a atookbolder of the
Mariposa Lead and Mining Company of
California, agaioat Joaepb A. Donahue,
Eagene Kelly and othera, to oouteat tbe
right of ownerahip in 7G,02G abarea of
stook, alleged to have been fraud
uleatly transferred to Kelly, and to
oompel Donahue to liquidate a debt due
tbe company of 9240,002, Judge Blelob
ford of tbe United Statee Circuit Coart
beaded down his deoision yeaterday.
The motion for en injuoetion to reetrain
tbo defendanta from operating tbe mioe
waa argued before Jadge Ulatohford,
who aays, in bis deciaion vsoating
tbe temporary restraining ordsr and
denying tbe motion for injunction,
that tbe trenafer of etock and tbe
eale of 20,000 abarea of tbe aame
by Kelly waa lawful, aa waa the
prooeeding of Donahue to acquire
the tille of tbe property of tbe company,
and alee that the latter ebould be re
leaaed from all olalma of iadabtedaeaa.
Cold Weather In the last.
New Yob*, January 24.—Tha ther
mometer recorded siz degrees balow zaro
sunrise.
Wuitkhall, N. Y., January 34.—The
thermometer tbia morning at Savanoe
lake waa 40 degrees balow zaro; at Platte
burg, 2C; Keeeville, 24; Port Henry, 22;
Ticonderose, 25; Whitehall, 36; Glen
Falls, 20; Saratoga, 30.
Pocohkuhui, N. Y„ January 24.—
Baporta from all pointa on tha river and
from the intarlor of tbe river oountiaa
tall of intenee oold, tha mercury averag
lag 10 degrees below sero. The Hud
aon ii frozen aolidly from Peekskill
north to Glasgow.
Nzwfobt, ft. I., January 24.—Tha
aehooli ara closed. It ia ao cold thai It
ia impossible to beat the eckool-roome.
Boston, January 24.—Tha oold in
Naw England la 10 to 37 degraaa below
zero with high wlnda.
Toronto, January 20.—The tempera
ture throughout Canada ia 10 to 38 de
grees belew zero.
PhlUdelphU Mint.
Washixotom, January 24.—The Ben
ate Finance Committee today heard Su
perintendent Bnowden, of the Philadel
phia Mint, in advocscy of the bill intro
duced by Bayard to provide for the oon
deanation for government purpoaea of
the remainder of the square on which
the mint ie ailuated. Bnowden argued
that the mint ehould be iaolated from
private property and that room abeuld
be afforded for improvements and an
exieaaion of the building, which be
thought Bight be ultimately ao enlarged
as to ensble the government to dispense
with all tbe other mints except the one
in Ssn Franolseo, and make tbe remain
ing miata aimply aasay offices and refln
ariea. Tha committee authorized Bay
ard to report the bill for paaaage, with
eundry amendments, reduelng tbe
amount of tbe appropriation to $350,•
000.
A Traced/.
Lrrru Rock, Ark., January 24.—A
bloody tragedy ooourred yeelerday after
noon in a negro drinking ilea, retailing
in tbe death of John Hill, aged 31, at
tba hende of Mollie Leggin. The woman
•ntered tba aaloon and aaked for tba
proprietor. Hill inade eome remark at
wbicb aba toak offenaa and atarted at
bim with a knile. Ha ran aronod the
billiard table three or fonr tinea. Find
lag be oonld not avoid her ha aaatohed
a billiard one and atrnok her on the bead.
Becoming from tba effeola of tba blow,
aba roibed npoa bim with the knifa.
Before ha aould releaae himaeif from her
graap aba plunged tba knifa into bia
heart and bo fell dead at ber feat.
Two Children Bnrned to Death.
Dia Mourn, la., January 24.—Yes
terdey Henry and Willie, tba tbrea and
four yaar old children of Henry and
Carolina Olaer, living in tba aaburba of
Eaat Dea Molnee, ware burned to death
while alone at boma. The father waa
working and tba mother wu goaalping
at a neigkbor'a. The doora were oloaed
•o that tba children oould not open
them. The bodiea wara burned to an
unrecognisable maaa. Blnee the diaaa
ter the father baa dlaappeared. Ha has
been in the habit af drinking.
The Irrealstlble Inpolie Plea.
Nkwakx, N. J., January 24.—In tba
Gravea murder caaa yesterday, tba Judge
charged the Jury tbat it waa aettl*d law
In New Jeraey that if the acouaed man
eqd eufflclent mind to dietinguiah be
tween right and wrang and oonld oontrol
hia conduct under ordinary ciroum
atanoea ha oonld not acquit bimaelf on
tba plaa that of irreatatibla impnlaa.
Thereupon the jury brought in a verdiot
of murder in the flnt degree.
A CARD
To all who are mfctlng from the errors and
lndlaendoaa of 7oath, aerrona weakaeee, early
decay, loaa of aanhrod, fcc., I will eeud a tectpe
th»t will eare yon, PRRK OF OHARQB. Thla
mat remedy wee dlecoTercd by a tniaelonarr
la toatb AmerVe. Hand a eeif addreaaed an
i«lo>a to ika Kit. Joeira Immam, Station D,
.V«w Tork Wu. Qui 8m
Hek raaek la eopertor to the average
poach brewed on feetlve eoelal oooaalona. la
11 the aeelloweet old llqoore are blended with
choice froh Jalcee. Try it clear or with hot
water, lee or milk. Bold by all Qroeeaa.
Wise tter.bante aod Dro*glita. Trade an ppUed
WErts k SatTttonTAieats let the Paetls
•uftanclaco,
TO3TEBH DISPATCHES,
1 Desperate right Anticipated..
Tcosox, January 24.—The Tombaton*
Xuggtt pnbliabe* (be following: Then
wu conaiderable excitement on the
■IrMta yeeterday, owing to lb* dtpar
tar* of Wyatt and Morgan Earpe, Doo.
Holliday, Texa* Jack and three of their
retaiaera, who*# namta we did not
laara. They rode op Allen itreet going
aaat, while the aidewelk* were crowded
with thronga of eitizena, apeculating
upon thfir probable deitination. Each
of ths bowmen were armed with a
ahet-gnn, Winchester rifle and two re
voivere, aad at laaat 100 roanda of am
maoition. All eorta of rnmora were rife
open the atreela daring the afternoon
and evening, bat aniil C o'olook no one
knew to a certainty whioh direction, af
ter leaving the oily, tb* boraemenhad
taken. At that boar, however, a boy
cam* in from Helma' ranch, who stated
that be met the Earpe party fifteen
milt* from town riding hard in the di
rection of the ranch. About one and a
half aiilea behind the Eerpee wea a com
pany of from ten to fifttea cowboya, all
heavily armed and riding furiouely in
puraalt, with avary probability in favor
of thair aoon coming ap with the fore
moat party. If the boy'e etatementa are
trae, and there aeema no raaaon to
doubt them, a bloody combat will aarely
be the reaalt. The oowboye, in addi
tion to thair well-known fighting pro
elivitiee, are in tbia inatance, ani
mated by a tbirat for revenge, and the
Earp party ia oompoaed of daeperate
men who will all flgbt to the death, aad
it ia atated that they have all beeneworn
in aa Deputy Unitrd Statea Marabala, ia
which cue they will bava the eolor of
law auder which to act. The ultimate
deatination of the Earp party remaina
unknown to tb* majority of our citizen*.
Some tbink they went out aa a United
State* Martbal pout pomllatus, in search
of lawle** character*, while other* ar*
of the opinion that they *re making an
attempt to leave the country, the latter
elaee being in ■ large mejority.
Shooting Affray Between Farmers.
Pmncktoh, Coluta county, Cal., Jan
uary 34.—Two prominent farmers—Jo
seph McConnell aud FreJ. Loux—living
on the east aid* ot the Sacramento river,
near Princeton, got into a qunrrel tbia
morning regarding tbe aurvey o( a piece
ol land, when Loux shot McConnell in
tba right aid*, it i* aappoacd eeriouely.
Both men bear tba reputation of being
peaoeablr, and are highly reapeoted. A
physician haa joat left to see tba wound
ad party. Louz la reported to have left
for Coluia to deliver bimaelf up.
Five Children's Lire* Estimated at
Only $10,800.
San Fbancisco, January 21.—In tba
caaa of Ntbrai t*. Tbe Central Pacific
Railroad Company tbe jury brought in a
verdiot for tbe plaintiff in tbe aum of
110,800. Tba aait waa for danagee
growing out of au accident which oc
curred on tbe railroad nt San Leandro
laat May, when Nebraa' fire children
wara killed wbila croaaing the track in •
wagon.
Poole and the Marsbalshlp.
San Fbancuco, January 24. —A tele
gram waa received lust night from Jaa
tiee Field, of tbe Saprema Court, tem
porarily appointing A. W. Poole United
Statee Marahal for tbia district. Tba
power of appointment devolved on Jas
lice Field through tbe failure of tbe
Preeident to make any nomination for
tba office.
It bas hitherto been the custom of the
postal autkoritiea to redeem poilal cards
spoiled in printing on them or aisdirec
ted at tbe rate of 80 per cent, of their
coat. Owing to tbo enormoaa number
presented for redemption tbroagboat
the aounty, instructions have been sent
to all Pontmasters 16 discontinue ibo
eastom. Postal cards will not be re
deemed on any terme after February 1.
There are flftoen assessments pending
on Comstoek mines todsy. In addition
to these there are ssven mining eomps
■lea whiob have delinquent lista adver
tised at the present time.
\V. H. Blakeley has filed declaration
of homestead on tbe property owned by
bim on A etreet, Virginia, aoutb of Tay
lor, being lot 22 in block 142, range
Howard.
llichael Burke won the weekly medal
of the Emmet Quard laat Sunday with a
score of 89 pointe—43 at the 200<yard
range and 40 at tbe COO.
Tbe District CoOrt is In session today
trying tbe case ot N. J. Jenkins va. B.
Howard, appsaled by defendant from
Justice Hirea' Court.
Urs. 8. C. Scoville, wboae husband
waa killed in the Beno railroad difficulty,
kaa opened a private school in Beno.
Gray hairs era booorable bat few lika
them. Cloth* them with the boo* of
youth by using Ayar'a Hair Valr.
Good health ia inipoaiible when the
blood ia impara, or when it ia thin and
cold. Under aneh oonditiona ona dis
ease attar another ia developed. Boils,
pimples, headacbea, neuralgia, rheuma
tism. etc., ara the reaalt of impure
blood, and the wisest course is to maka
the blood par*, rich and warm by the
nae of Ayar'a Saraaparilla.
MIBl'KLUXKOUS.
POWDER
Absolutely Pure,
TfcU powder nerer TiriM. A mairal ot pur
It,. (tnactb and wtaoI»*om*o*»*. Mora eco
nomical than lb* ordinary kinds, and cannot b*
•old la competition with the moiutnd* of low
U*t, abort weUht, alum or pbo*phat* powdars.
Sold only in cant
Horn Bun* Powssa Oo„
New York.
MIBOILUIMUB.
Hub
Punch
} , .
Bwtni
0. N. BRAVU A SONS.
%
DRANKCLEXR,ASjI cordial.
MIXED WITH ICE WATER,
COLD TEA, LEMONADE, OR SODA.
•*hvb rcxcn " u cnumcoritT
PRONOUNCED UNRIVALLED.
Sold bj LMding Grecert, Druggliti lad Win*
Merchant* Erarywhett; AIM at Hot til and
DMng-Cart. Bewir* •( Cotmtarfitta
and Worthltu Imltatien*.
is3®H2S^335SsSr
O. H. GRAVES A SONS,
M« Kmfi M Prop'a,
Trad* npplltd at Maaafactoiai* pdata by
RIOHARDS & HARRISON,
Areata for Paelflo Coaat, Baa Fraaoiaeo, Cal
TUTT'S
PILLS
INDORSED BY
PHYSICIAN8, CLERGYMEN, AND |
THE AFFLICTED EVERYWHERE.
THE GREATEST MEDICAL |
TRIUMPH OF THE AGE.
8YMPTOMS OP A
TORPID LIVER.
Loaaof nppetlte.Wauee a,boweta ooatlra,
Pain In theHeaa,with a dull aenaation in
jni 11 in mcuDnUjWim ■umiwiiwiwwum
tho back part^ainun'Iertheahoulder
bliuie. ftillneaa aftar eating, with a dlain
cllriation to exertion of body or mind,
Irritability of tomp«r. Low rolHu, Loaa
of memory, with a foaling of haying net
letted aoine duty, woarineaa. DUiinMa,
I luttcrlnc of the Heart, Dot* before the
eyea, YellowHkinT Jleadaohe, Heatle**
ne»* at night, highly colored Urine.
IF THESE WASHINGS ARE UNHEEDED,
SERIOUS DISEASES WILL SOON BE DEVELOPED.
TUTT8 FILLS are «»peclally adapted to
aitrli mara.nne done r ITecta luchachanga
of feeling aa t» aatnnlali the auffferer.
They InrrfHar the tppflllr, andemuaetb*
Inly i» Tube on rinh. Ihua (he «)'»tem l>
n«url«hnl. and by thHrTonl* Artlaaon tha
■Htrnllif Orrani, KrnlurHImIiartpro
dilitd. I'rlre a rvnta. U Marray MC. W.Y.
TUTT'S HAIR DYE.
(iiiAVlIaianrWiitaKraarhanpd toaOuaay
III A. K liy a aliiRl** application of thla Dvic. It
Union* h natural color. aria InaUataneooaly.
I'jr l<riiiiiii'U,or aent by «i|>r«a. »n rK.I|4 of ||.
jOfT1co,*3B Murray 8L, New York.
<l>r. TITT* I1M U af talaalle l.fem.lUa V
IWtel U*»l»t< wW k. aulM r«U aa aMlbatlwJ
Tlilrtv-.l* Yarletle. of Cabinet; as of Corn: 31 of
Cucumber; 41 of Melon; S.f IVa.; »of llean«; 17
ol &|iM»li; 33 of Beet and 4" of Tomato, Willi other
varletle. Ill proportion, a larnr portion of which
were frown on my nve aee-l farm,, will I* found In
my Vra.mhl. nail Flawer Mead (lata*
l>>a»r tar IHWJ. Kent rarr. to all who apply,
t'u.loinrra of lait aeaaon m-eU not wrtU for It. Ali
Seel aoM from my r.tahll.hnient warranted to be
both rrnh and true to name, m far, that ahould It
prove otherwise, I will re 1111 the order gratia. Tha
orlelnal latradarar if Karly Ohla and
Hiirbaa* J'atataee. lHarblebead Karlr
Carn, the Hubbard Maaaab, fflarblet-rad
■ abbaae. Fhlaney'a Melaa, and a acore of
other new Vegetable., I Invite tha palronaft of tha
public. New Vegetable, a Specialty.
JaraeaJ. U. t.resery, Marblehead, Man.
[lL ^DcscRl
wm
WlllWaialW r«lli.all.ppll#a.U, aai|Afwt*wiwakeet
ar4wlaf II. |l r«aut.i It. eol»ml ylun, •«* Mfmtaf.,
aleel wo Maw. aa* tall <»«l|iil«a». anew aa4 Owl— fce
abulias IW .wIMIn .( Vwukk aaj Flmt tnfe, riuu,
lull Trm,il>. 1.valval!. U alL MMff pawa w*
wul la haa* •>«. KlMM. I— plaallat la tk. IWnMa U.a
aatpmMailwk. W.aalaa.fwallyalMrflyaf
w"1" FZEBY ft CO., Detroit, Mlefc.
60LD HILL BONDS.
NOTICE » HEREBY GIVEN, THAT
eealed propoaale for the eorrender of
outstanding Bond* of the Town of Uold Hill,
totbe
Amount of TUe Thoniand Dollar*,
Direct*) to the Chairman of the Board of
County Commlealonrra of Btor*y county, Nt
T*d», alll be rtcflrrd at tb* offloe of the Oltrk
of laid Board until Um boor of II o'clock noon
of the
13lb day of Jaaaary, A. d. IMS.
By order of tba Itoard of County Commlealoci
era of storey county. Nerada.
_J J. A. MAHANHT, OUrk.
FOR 8ALE.
mai PRESSES. PRINT IHO MATERIAL,
and everything connected with ibe
"Gold Hill News" Office,
An offered FOB SALS. Apply at tba Km
Office, or to .
0. 0. STEVENSON.
IMf Lover Gold Hill.
THI PIONEER
SHAVINQ& HAIRDRESSINB SALOON |
o.
SLAIN BTRIItT OSLO OJLL,
Oppoalte Olbaon'a Saloon.
/"UIAN TOWEL'S AMD SHARP RAZORS, I
1/ Qolak, Smooth, Meat, Ilrav-claaa Work,1
Hair Cutting and Dreeilng dona tr tba moat
artlatie, aultabla and ntlafbctory atyla.
Tba old Plooaar Saloon la tba placa, aad deal
too format it ui m
CAUTION ^NOTICE.
VTOTCOE IB HXREBT GIVEN TO THI
il public, that my wlla. Catherine Mar
pay, carina left my bed and board without
)uit oanaaor provocation, I will nat be reepon
itble for any filla of bar ooatretln^art* thia
UodBUI,Daoamberl, 1M1. ' SIM
lijTKBM) ill IBOKIM*
THE NEVADA BANK
or «AH FRANCISOO.
BAM VBAIOUOO CALirOANU
MM .'■» Oa»ttmi S3,000,000-G«ld
Z—rv CJJ. 8. B«a<U).... 3490.00»-G«M
Lgmti at VlfltlaU, JUrad*,.. {£ \ s
A§mt at *•» Tort I J'. " p
<« WaU atmt) j Ifc B*u»o
VBoja and aalla Kxchaiur* and Talagraphlo
Tnnafara. Imom OommercUl and TnvaMr
GMdlu. ThU bank bu ipadal bciliUra tat
doling la bullion. _ «tf
t. n mm,
STOCK AND MONEY MORAL
106 SOBtfe 0 81., Tlrflala,
-nriLL BUT AID ULL HTOCX8 OK OOH
Yf mlMloo on tha moat fironbk unu i
will alao oatry Mtoeka on Margin and
■MV Lmb M all «Md HirkdaMl '
■MarlUtab
GOLD AND ULVKK BODOOV AND
I ■ WOI.P.
L. B. FRANKEL,
cw - •
omoi-Mala at raw. Gold Bill, Jan
itof* lb* luk irOillfbriU.
STOCKS BOUGHT, HOLD AND CAB*
MIND ON MAHOIML
1 »
CHUBBUCK & THORBURN,
POSTOFFICl
Variety_Store I
DBALKB8 IH ALL TBI LEADING
NEW8PAPBB8, MAGAZINES,
STATIONERY,
Sheet Mule, Bonid Booki, School
Supplies,
TOBACCOS,
OANDIIt.
POOKKT OUTLKRY.
TOYS, ITO.
A0INT8 FOB THE
Baa Irsnclico "Chronicle," "Pott,"
"Call," "Ki»mlncr" and
"GOLD HILL DAILY NBWB."
Wot VUflnU Citjr. OoUl Bill tod SUrer at/.
LYONS & MONAHAN
DEALERS IN
WOOD AND GOAL.
34.3
TuI-OihiIU th* Y. & T.'.0l<:0«Hl|
.VIRGINIA CITY.
TTTOOD CUT AND SPLIT AMY LEXOTH
" dMlrtd and d*IWei*d at pbort nolle*.
Th* BmI Wood In the Virginia HuWl ran now
b* mod at oar Two. Odor* pareb*ato« an
Inferior article, call tod •ztmlo* oar ttoek.
W* tr* tlto Aftou tor th* Celebrated
EXCELSIOR POWDER,
Tbt moat powarfal NltitMll jcerine In th* mar
ket. It bta leee noxloua fumee thao tor other
powdfr manorectarad. Try It tod b* oon
rloo*d. Thla I* not t a» called Safety Powder,
bat A STANDARD MlTttU-ULVUKHlNIt BIUH
EXPLO.ilVE. Klalng meo wilt find It to tb*tr
adTtnttge to gtr* th* Eioelalor Powder t trial.
LYONS * MONAHAN.
Br~Offie*-AI lb* Ytrd. Mtln Offle* tt J. 0.
CUKRIK'S AUCTION IIOOSK, Booth 0 *tr**t.
»tr
Dr. SFINNEY,
NO, II KEARNY STREET
Treate alt Chronic and Special Dlawm
YOUNQ MEN
WHO HAT U ivrmiio FROM
th« effect! of joatbful folllee or India,
oretion will do veil to mil itiemnirn of (liti.
Dm imlMt boon over Uld >1 Mo altar of ,uf
ferln* humanity. DB. HPIWMNT wlllfiiaica
too to forfeit WOO for "Tory ceee of B«ulnal
Weakneee or prime dtf*— of any klod 0*
character which be undertake end felie to cure.
■ IDULB<A<<KD new.
There are many at the if* of thirty to ility
who an troubled with too irequent rrieuetlooe
of the bladder, often accompanied by a *llgM
■martin* or burning aeneatlou and a weaken
lnc of tbe iretem In a manner Iht patient can*
aot account for. On examining tbe urinary
dopoeltaa ropy eedlment wlil often bo found,
and eometlmee email particle* of albumen will
appear, ortbe coloc will be of a thin, mllklab
hue. a«ala chan»ln* to a dark and torpid ap>
pear* nee. There are many men who die of
Ula difficulty. Ifnoratit of the caoee. which U
the eecond itafe of aemlnal weakneee. Dr. I.
will (oarantae a perfect cure In all each ceee*.
and a healthy reetoratlon of the polio urinary
onrana.
OOoe Hour*—10 to 4 and • to ■. Sunday*,
from 10 to 11 a. m. Ooo'Dilation free. Taor
oufb examination aad advice, |3.
Call or tddree* '
OB IPIIRBT * CO.,
au9tf No. 11 Kearny itreet, Uan Francleco
REMOVAL.
THOMAS E. FINCH
A8 REHOYED Ell SALOON TO
N0.17 NORTH C STREET,
flBOINIA 01TT NEVADA
Wher* can be (band tbe b«at of
WINES, LIQUORS AND CIBARS.
rWO riNB BILLIARD TABLES
Am READING BOOB
Connected with lb*ihou*e. Pleaae call aad
H
T. B. FINCH, «•»'