Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-02-15
THE EVENING NEWS.


iii n II ENlNU NE w Ne
COMMITTED SuIcIpE.-This morning, hear
ing tina, some one had committed suicide at a
place known as the "Bow Windows" we at
one. rena;red 10 the spot to find out the par
,;eplar,. The mos. reliable information we
.nura o,,,;, 20, from n necres,. who i, em-
-. cu,.h.
pt0yeo afoune ~ 80
,olo"inS PaiNsS 60 s,Sa.r ~.
Ihis morning, AZ ABOUT q. eIosS, sns
entered inc room Oh tne oeceaseS anu 'ounu
her lying II oea ana appaIen1y IN sIea.
agony ine negro WOMAN asSeu ner WA.
was the NATTER anu sne reiusea 70 'eu, ou'
shortly before she expired She ssio tnas sne
mad taken sHycnnine. w. prystly was SEM
LOT, out she was oe!vuu fsnet NUN uieu.SAt
mistress of the house we learned that she was
3oou, shirty-two years old, and had one child.
BY the name Of columSo. who 4 shor, time
since deserted her, and she said il she was
compelled to 60 to a house Of prostitution
again she would kill herself, aud on last
evening sae went 70 ms mouse. an ra,s sI ne
wSI' ,n.a,t hss..V A mn,. rsvoii,
;nr s;v6. We neyer Witnessed. nor do we wish
20 witness another like 1t soon. Justice
Murray holds an inquest on the body to-day.
A Coop woRx.-we are glad to see that
quite n number Of men are employed repair
ing the road through Gold Hill; and, IN fact,
all the way down as far as the limits OF the
town extends. Aud, should the good weather
hold on for u while, the roads from Gold Hill
10 DAYTON will be in excellent condition. We
also noticed that waste rock, from some OF
the dumps, had been put in the worst places.
This should be done to the whole Of the road.
II all the teams that are engaged in hauling
quarts down this road. would join IN and de-
VOC ~ 90 th,, hseome 90 badly cut up
in bad weather, they would make up all lost
time in less than a week, aside from saving
their teams.
AD,vsrvn LAST Nosrv IN y1Ro,y1A.
During the month OF January, according
% the rsnor, Of George Irwin. Ci,y Tailor,
49, uss "a ar,es,s made. Malicious
mischief, 4; drunk and disorderly, 20;
petty larceny, Z; discharg'ng nresrms' -
noonns' nSn1ins' stsa iA,sL
nv. 80 m.1s "a %toI,ovs. I.ekev
-. 60 ~. Edwsrd, o. Downev. 8:
- 6. xo,s,s s. S;ncla;r. 1. BILLINGS. |:
p,ddocr
-, 80. pxov, s,o. -Th;. uorn;n, NJ.
NJ p-.a.,;.L ,,c o. suum;, City. Excelsior
~, NJ E,.a.r;,L VOC. ort for m. npr.
D
pose OF gettinS things IN readiness 70 sta,tu
the hne saw-mIu OF the sompany m "nisn ne
Is PtiheipsI owner. eoEpsIy w.
sak.ns IA P'stu.as m"A 80: ~
nea' ,ei! s"n -. ~, ~, Sn,;nn On.
coming summer some fine DEVELOPMENTS will
be made there.
w,xrrn tn Sry TIL. fry-Ye.,erday
c-- .;.;,.l .x.,
evening Sn'naso"u vas ''SNeu e
many citizens Of Virginia, OF whom a large
portion were ladies. The Cinnamon, in honor
Of their distinguished visitors, snoweo tnem-
hundreds Of bunches Of hre-cracksrs were ex
ploded at one time, and they had a cracking
time Of it generally
Dr,n, I,r-Th;s mornino we saw
Mr.. Sutten, from Como from whom We
learned that that place mas nnaliy a'ea'
The last blow IN the mines mas oeen struck
and the death knei mas SOUNDED tne iSs'
reQuium over It's remains. HOW tue
mighty have fallen
o-p.,n-. soo,.r,.. ..u.
al a., N. D;y;d. a, .bou. 70 o'clock yes,er-
day. between J. Plunke,t and Harwood, ada,
Shorty, for 500 a side. A large crowd was
present to participate in the amusement.
The time made was good, Plunkett winning