Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-11-16
Fl EVENING NEWS.

principal thorouShfare &C street has,
during the past month, been graded. and
now a layer Of gravel, about a foot IN
depth, is being laid on the road. At hrss
this gravel is hard for teams TO pass over
but q little time will crush it to a hard
surface, making the best road in the world.
Street Inspector Birdsall deserves much
credit for the efficient manner in which
the labor has been performed. Many OF
the side walks in Virginia are in a horrible
condition, particularly on d street, in
many places being almost impossible.
Josey LaForrest, but a short time since,
unfortunately stepped into e hole in the
sidewalk and received severe injuries, for
which the Corporation may have to settle.
Just south CT the Opera House the walk
is particularly bad. Whose business
THE health Of the city was probably
never any better, and physicians are be-
coming useless members Of society; grave
yards will soon be obsolete institutions.
ITO rent"-a common placard that
now greets the eye at almost every corner.
huge brick buildings on c and b streets,
smaller tenements on A. and Howard
streets, while on F, G and streets lower in
the city, long rows of wooden tenements
await a lessee, with etc let" on every
pant Some talk has been recently
made in the city Of another evening paper
being started. The project would most
satisfactorily demonstrate that the fools
III l.Al lnnl N.gNfh nharuaa
all paid. remains at Wells, Fasgo s. Co.'S
office for p. B. Isaacs, the talented but
unfortunate gentleman who has so often
charmed our people with harmonious
music. 1t is a deed of some Merrimac
ground, California ledge, and located in
Excelsior District. Whoever is entitled
take charge of it will receive it from Geo.
Crandall, Express Agent at Wells, Fargo
& Co.'S Office. THAT cinnamon bear.
eleven goin' on twelve months old, and
weighing one hundred and eighty pounds,
all the way from Surprise Valley, is to be
matched for much mineral to fight W bui!
dogs. How about the city ordinance :
Captain Perry is getting all right
again. and will soon be around town..
The city station-house has been thor
oughly repaired. and Tailor Irwin has now
most comfortable quarters for his guests
quite a large party Of Chinese ar
rived in town yesterday from an unsuc-
cessful voyage to ~Boise-driven back by
snow. They will emigrate north next
Spring in large numbers. The huge
chimney at the Savage works is nearly
finished. The headquarters Of all the
stages is now the office Of the 1nterna-
tional Hotel. Uncle Dick Ross runs the
establishment in good Style. The Fire
Department have not been called upon for
duty for many weeks. Chief Riff is get
ting rusty. The Gymnas,s have fitted a
fine hall. with all the necessary parapher-
MALTA for exercising the muscles....Th
Public Schools are in good condition at
this time. 1, is a pity that the same SUI
pervision could not be continued. Re-
publicS are ungrateful. ANY statements
that ice cream carts are now TO be met
with on the streets is incorrect. 80. Martin,
who cut Gallagher night before last, has
not been arrested. .. Work on the Gould
& Curry. Mexican Ophir, Hale s. Nor
cross, Savage and Chollar-P otosi is being
pushed ahead most diligently, and every
body a~nxiously awaits the result.
Crowds OF miners are in the city, who
have returned from outside districts, and
propose spending the Winter in our midst.
FouND.-Mrs. fancy, alias Mrs. Fairy,
has been found. The petition was drawn
up by one Of her neighbors, who spelled
her name wrong. Il is the Mrs. FAIRY
whose little boy had his leg broken some
time ago. H,r condition is destitute in
deed. She has no one on whom she can
depend. for support, and has four little
children, the eldest only about seven years
of age, depending on her for daily bread.
One Of the children is sick. The others
are ~scantily clothed, and all have suffered
since the cold weather came on for q warm
fire and sufficient food. Mrs. Fairy IS
said TO be an industrious woman. She
has supported her family during the sum.
mer BY the little earnings she has been en-
abled to make by taking in washing. She
is said 10 be Incorporate when she has
money with which to purchase liquor.
The committee, therefore, will place no
money IN her hands, but will provide for
herself and little ones the necessaries Of
life to keep them from suffering during
the coming winter, or until relief can be
had in some other ann
GETTING READY TO SMoXE.-The yell
low Jacket Company are putting up the
smoke stack Of their boiler furnaces to-
day. They are rapidly completing their
new hoisting-works, and will soon have
them smoking. The smoke-pipe is a
heavy one. 1t will be q high one. We
want to see it smoke. Nobody will OBJ
ject to its smoking. Smoking will be
popular. People who never smoked be-
fore will 60 up to Levison's or Bloom
fields and take a smoke. Smoking will
be fashionable smoke.
HAVE voc SEEN Ir.-Have you seen the
new jcwelry at Fiebush s Durkee's, oppo-
site Wells, Fargo s. Co.'S: If you have
not, call in and make observations. Their
new stock of jewelry, just received from
San Francisco, is splendid, comprising the
most genteel and most fashionable goods
in the market. Call and see it.
The cold weather and deep snow on
the mountain will soon stop ~freighting
across the summit but what care Gold
Killers for that AS Ryan and Mercer
have provisions enough to supply all their
wants, and their health can be preserved
BY medicines always kept OF hand and for
sale at Deans Drug Store.
OPERA HoUsE.- Miss Ada Florence
will appear, Sunday night, as Mazeppa.
Mr.. Moore. a celebrated clog-dancer, and
che well. known Otto Burbank will also
appear. Arrah-ns-Pogue will be present.
ed tomorrow night, on the occasion OF
Pa, Hollands benefit. The box sheet
will be open tomorrow form 10 to 3
o'clock.
New Houss.-rhe kentuck Company
uave built a new house over their whim,
in Crown Poin, Ravine. and are other
wise preparing for cold weather. The
building will be extensive enough to allow
room for carpenters to work and include
a blacksmith shop.
New SIDE WALx.-Mr. S. V. Wier