Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-08-08
Arrivals and Departure.

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DgpARruREs.-By Overland stage-G
P Stoddess, Gen Rosecrans, w F Free.
man, Frank Claud, Robt Knapp, ] W
Mat,eson, J NJ Gearhart, Geo Pringle,
Mitchell.
MBErINo OF Town TRusrEBs.- The
Board of Town Trustees met at Judge
Halls office last evening, pursuant to ad-
journment. Present, Messrs. Aylsworth,
Herrick, Gushing and Goliath. The meet
ing was called to order by the President,
and the minutes of the preceding meeting
were read By Mr.. H. c. Manning, Clerk
pro tenn. There being no objection offered,
the minutes were approved. Mr.. Herrick
presented a petition, signed by A. J.
Hutchinson and forty-six others, for the
opening of Summit street, which was on
motion referred to the Committee on
Streets, to be reported upon at the next
meeting. Mr.. Gushing, the Stand
ing Commute on Fire and Water, reported
the town reservoir is in bad con-
and leaking considerably. The
on Police reported that COM
plant had been made to him Of one Of the
policemen for neglecting his duties. The
was instructed to inquire into
the matter, and report at the next meet
The following bills were then pre-
and referred to the Finance Com
Bill Of w. n. Hall, for office rent
for the month of July, $25 ; bill OF F. w.
Shultz, for designing and engraving the
corporate seal, $l3; bill OF DR.. w. Gas
ton, for medical attendance on q prisoner,
S25. The committee reported favorably
on the bills Of W. n. Hall and F. w.
and recommended that the latter
be paid forthwith. The bill of DR.. CASTOR
was referred for one week, and will be re-
ported upon at the next regular meeting.
A motion was then made and unanimously
that a warrant be drawn in favor
Of W. y. Hall for the amount of his bill ;
and on motion the Clerk was instructed to
notify the Treasurer to pay the bill Of F.
W. Shultz forthwith. The T%reasurer's
was then read by the Clerk. The
shows the amount IN hand at the
commencement Of the week to be S2l0 20.
The amount received during the week was
S40S -. The cash paid out during that
time amounted to S24l 25-leaving in the
Treasury the sum of 1877 OF. There be-
ing no further business before the Board
the meeting adjourned until next We'd
evening.
CAS'r ELRcr.-The members Of Lib
erty Hose Company have been trying. un-
successfully, for two evenings to elect a
lst Assistant Foreman. The votes are
about evenly divided between VIM. E.
Hale and E. 4. Gamble. Both ore good
men, and their friends are determined not
TO compromise. AS it stands now, Billy
has the inside. He was elected for LIST
Assistant for last term and consequently
holds wei until his successor is elected.
If DO election is made he continues in
office. The boys appear to think it all q
good joke, and there is NO i'll feeling in
the matter.
AccIDRNr.-Yestcrday afternoon a man
who keeps a hotel at the foot Of the Ophir
but whose name we were unable
to ascertain, was thrown from an unruly
horse and severely injured. a messenger
was sent to this city for surgical aid, and
DR.. Bronson. being summoned, visited
the sufferer. whom he found to have sus-
tanned severe injuries-his arm being badly
and his wrist dislocated, besides
other bruises that may prove serious. The
limb was set, and the patient ap-
peared somewhat comfortable when the
left.
DISTRICT CouRT.-Judge Mesick pre-
Drown vs.. Frost S Sexton
order of dismissal vacated /; T. ]. Bell sub
stituted as plaintiff, and on motion judg-
ment ordered in favor of plaintiff, Bell, IN
accordance with the prayer of the COM
plant. King VS.. king-the Court deliv-
cred a long opinion in the premises, and
decreed that a divorce be granted to Mrs.
King ; the Court reviewed the entire evil
dence, and decided that all allegation
made against Mrs. King were improved,
md consequently ordered the divorce.
FROM REESE RIvER.-During a week
past there has been received ut Wells,
Fargo s. Co.'s office in Virginia, from
Austin, Lander county, % bags Of bullion,
weighing 100 pounds and valued, as
Der assay, at Sll,506 o.. We are glad to
welcome the incoming tide of silver, and
we hope the under-tow may recoil on the
Reveille boys and half bury them in q
bath of shining convenient to have"
TH1BvBs.--The thieves in Virginia made
. hall at the fire on Sunday evening, and
.mong other things stole some revolvers
md a fine Henry's rifle Of Messrs. Scholl
( Holmes, who removed their stock from
store. A sufficient quantity is left,
however, and Scholl assures US that he
mas not raised the prices in consequence
IF his loss, but will sell lower than ever.
OPERA HousE.-Full houses have char
acterized this place Of amusement for the
past week, and several notorieties have
made their appearance. Miss Josephine
the best jig and clog dancer on this coast
is nightly winning applause and making
Walter Bray and Flora may al
ways be found at their post. Go tonight
and see the Star combination.
ARRIvED.-Several large teams passed
through Virginia this morning, loaded
with new machinery for mills and mines
at or near the vicinity Of Austin. We
are glad to know that Eastern capital is
flooding Austin with a healthy currency,
and we wouldn't object to the introduce
ton Of a few millions to prospect the hid,
den treasures that lie south Of the known
Comstock lode.
OPERA HOUSE. - Last night another
jolly crowd met at the Opera House, and
enjoyed themselves hugely. The enter.
sainment offered there nightly is n Of
the best ever given by q minstrel troupe
and it is well worth the admission fee tc
see the beautiful Miss Josephene dance q
jig in her unapproachable style. An ex'
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