Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-09-16
H EVENING NEWS.

BADLY SVT.-iu "oiu hih. iase uieut
\ man cut his wife on the forehead yer,
severely with a sumblef, the glass being
broken into many pieces. A doctor VA.
called and dressed the wound, which al
though not serious, is quite painful
The oma was asleep in bed at the
time, and had offered her husband nc
provocstion whatever. After inficting
the wound, the unfeeling wretch at
tempted to apologize-but it WAS no go
and we should not be surprised if an
application for divorce would be made.
The man swears he was asleep, aud after
taking a glass Of water, hurled the empty
glass away, his wife in her sleep hav-
ing Just hen exclaimed hurrah for
Haight," she having evidently been
dreaming of the result Of the California
election The husband of course re-
grets the occurrence. We don't know
how the matter will end, as the woman
is very spunky, and very emphaticslly
declares that he can't fool her. II hap
pened down own.
SAND SroRN.-There WAS n great sand
storm in Carson on Saturday. The Ap-
peal that it was impossible to keep the
clouds Of dust out Of dwellings and
Offices. The air WAS filed with il. At
every street corner there al a whirl-
wind Of pebbles, and the streets were
filled with u moving column Of dirt and
rubbish. The wind kept the slender
sapliugs around the Plaza bent half way
to the ground. while frequent gusts
would press their tops nearly or quite
30 the earth. The air was decidedly
cool. Toward evening there was q brisk
shower. Both rain aud wind, at night,
were welcomed BY gardeners as a pre-
.rentive OF frost.
DlsruRsEp IN HIS MoRyise S~tuMBERs.
Our friend. II broker in Gold Hill,
tells the following good one oil a brother
broker in Virginia city: ''while seated
a, the breakfas; table this morning"
SAWS our friend, "in comes II, look
ing haggard, wild aud i'll at ease. He
approached me, and in an earnest but
ander toue said, What in hell's up
now? What means all this noise and
firing? Have YOU id Cops carried
Maine? | havnt slept II wink since mid
uight.' Our Mexican friends were cele-
bratiug their national anniversary. H.
was not posted
FRosr.-on Saturday night there was
a slight frost in Gold Hill, just enough
20 zip the ends Of the leaves Of tender
aower plants which were exposed in
the air. Last night, although there
was no frost, the air was cold enough
TO freeze water in puddles and buckets.
These sudden changes from warm to
cold is the time people should put on
extra under-clothing, and a little extra
bed-clothiug. Colds and rheumatism
can be prevented.
"LER AND. HIS GENERALS. A work
with this title, of 500 pages, and illus
trated . with engraved likenesses of
rebel Generals. has been published by
Richardson * Co., of New York City,
and is being sold on subscription in
this county. In contains biographies
of the leading warriors, who long since
should have graced Il jibbet; and is de-
f~ective in not having a i~rentispiece
picture of Horace Greeley.
SrAIp TO 'HuN.-our churches were
not crowded on yesterday. 1t was an
asthme,ic day, and a majority of our
folks staid "to hum and cultivated
kitchen fires, or sat down 10 warm aud
coy saloons and allowed themselves 10
be" cultivated by cereal expressions.
ST. VIycryr.-At - meeting of the
members Of this society, Cladies and
gentlemen,) yesterday afternoon, it was
resolved to make large preparations for
taking care Of the destitute sick, aud
other needy ones, in Virginia city, this
fall and approaching winter.
LocArrD.-The spo, whsrson there is
TO be erected u large dept at the ''Junc-
ton" early next season, has been select
ed by the Dutch Flat Railroad Company.
The Junction" on the Truckse, will
be a lively place, sure.
FARE.-Railroad fare to the State
Fair at Sacramento and back, is one
half the usual charge. We suppose
that affects through tickets from Vir-
ginia and Gold Hill?
HArL.-At twenty minutes past 2
o'clock, it commenced hailing very heav-
ily, in Gold Hill, and, With intervals Of
s.let,ing up" the stones came thicSly
down for the space Of ten
Bio Bo4trR.-Joe Taylor's Mammoth
steam abdomen, with its fifty intestinal
fues, more or less, passed through town
to-day, on its route to the Empire
mill"
jos woaK.-You cannot get neater
work, plain, or 10 ~uneufranchi'ed hues,
done on this coast, than will be execu-
ted a, your cash order in the NEWS JOB
office.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS Blssdel has
appointed and commissioned T. G. Tay-
Tor as County Commissioner for Storey
county.
BuLLroS.-There was shipped from
Wells, Fargo & 20. Uoiu uiii onNe'
this morning, l6 bars OF bullion,
weighing l,l6l pounds, which Is vaiued
a, $685. 100 OF.
BuLLIoS.-vsn wyck h Co., Gold
Hill, received this morning for melting
and assay, 10, 80 ounces crude bullion.
..AaRlvxp."-On Saturday, by the
Dutch Flat route, John China and w.
VI. Stewart.
MONUMENTAL No. 6.-Regular meeting
tonight, to elect officers for the ensuing
six months.
OPERA HousE.-Two new arrivals are
announced a, this standard resort for
melodeon amusement.
BLACK Csook. Fancy dances aud
singing. Tonight.
HrAr.-At noou to-day, 4s' in Gold
Hill; and 49o in Silver City.
Ssow-As lipbtaurry, at noon to-day,