Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-11-06

D.yrox AaEScY.-Mr. VI. c. Hickey Is our
authorized Agent In Dayton and vicinity. Or
ders for the NEWS, or any JOB printing VIII DC
promptly attended 10.
NEEDED WHlsxy.-Keyes, the we'll
known undertaken up at Virginia, who
has the contract to bury the Storey
Couaty Democratic party, but finds
himself short of collins, says the reason
of the recent total defeat OF that party
was the great lack Of enthusiasm. He
says that with $500 he could have
changed the aspect Of affairs very ma
terially, and carried the county for Sey-
mour and Blair. That amount of coin
he would have invested in whisky for
the boys, and so infused M effective de-
gree of enthusiasm into them, over.
whelming to all Union hopes and pros
poets. Reyes is pretty smart as II gen.
eral thing, but it costs more to infuse
his brother Democrats than he thinks
for. He undertakes the party $500
wouldn't be half q printing.
FRE.-Quite n promising eonilasra-
ton started at the Mount Vernon House,
Gold Hill, last evening about G o'clock.
1t caught in one Of the rooms in the
second story, the contents of which to-
gether with the fixtures Of the room ad-
joining, were considerably injured. The
alarm was given aud the Fire Depart
ment WAS on hand promptly. The fire,
however, was extinguished with but lit
tie difficulty. II is said to have origina-
ted from u candle left in q miners can
dlestick stuck in the wall, burning low
enough to drop through upon the hoor
Owing to the size and combustible ma
ture Of the building and those adjoin-
ing, all Of which were Of wood, had
this FIRE got q good start there was n
fine chance for II damaging contla-
grafton.
Tx Composition Gold Metal watches
and jewelry now being introduced by G.
E. Collins & Co., San Francisco, seem
to to be something new in that line.
We are informed that q great deal Of
this kind Of jewelry is worn by the Ia
dies and gentlemen in Europe, and
though costing but a trile, passes cur
rent for the finest quality in the market.
1t looks and wears we'll, and is really
all it is represented to be. The firm Of
C. Z. Collins Il Co., Montgomery street,
San Francisco, is well known as an old
established house, and can be relied on.
Try them. See their advertisement in
another column. Select the watch or
set ofjewelry, or gold chain, you wish
and send for it to be paid for when it
arrives.
IysrALLArIoS.-On Monday evening
last, the following named persons were
installed as officers of Silver City Lodge,
/. o. G. T, to serve the ensuing term /:
G. II. Smart, W. c. T.; Susan Harley,
W. v. T.; Edward Watkins, W. s.;
Mary Lowman, W. P; Charles Harley,
W. P. s.; P. Gleason, W. NJ; Martha
Murphy, W. I. c.; A. Armstrong, W.
o. G.; W. s.. B%outon, W. c.; Olive
Bouton, w. r. II. s.; Annie Bouton,
W. D. NJ; Thomas Stone, P. W. c.
AUSTIN AND WHITE PINE ROUTE.
Next Tuesday, two daily lines Of stages
will start from Argent, thesnew rail-
road terminus for stage passengers to
Austin and White Pine. From Virginia
to Austin the fare is $50, and from
Austin to White Pine, $50. This new
arrangement will prove q great conve-
nience to the many who are bound for
A. $3.50. C,lvaroin nf tho eaRt
CHANGE IN THE WEArHSa.-After an
almost uninterrupted spell of fine clear
weather for several weeks past, Il change
was experienced yesterday. Toward
evening a light steady rain set in, which
continued all night. A few light on
limitations of the same are apparent
to-day, with promise OF more. D
sprinkiing carts are housed, and muddy
streets are prominently prevalent.
INTERESTING TO ALL.-The election
now being over and all the excitement
appertaining thereto subsidized, we desire
10 call the attention Of everybody to
our advertising columns. Just read Tor
Yourselves and see where to trade. All
the best, cheapest, and most worthy
nlaces to trade or eat Mt, advertise in
the GoLp Hill News. Read, ponder,
be wise, and profit.
Still RusHIsG.-The rush for the re-
ported rich silver diggings OF White
Pine still continues, and ut Wells, Far
&C 4 Co.'s office, Virginia, passengers
are booked nearly q week ahead. Thos
who go there now, are liable to get
there in time to prospect in the snow,
Judging from the looks of the mountains
this morning.
FLusH.-We notice that since cleo
ton day lots of our Union boys have
suddenly become lush-got plenty OF
change to treat with, sport new hats,
boots. pants, and all that sort OF thing.
They must have been betting on cleo
ton. "Apperiently they did. Some
of them got caught out, but not much.
BuRIxp.- The funeral of Rufus b.
Anderson, who was executed at Austin
last Friday, took place from the Collins
House. Virginia, day before yesterday.
He was buried in the Catholic cemetery,
Gold Hill, and his funeral was largely
attended by the friends of the family.
Sons Toxs OF SLvER.-Billy Hale, OF
Wells, Fargo & Co.'s Virginia Office,
SAYS that during the month OF OCTOBER
there was shipped from that Office oni,
lion to the value Of S5s5,3l1 40, n
weighing a little over lG tons. Long
may the old Comstock eontinuet to give
out " at that rate.
STARTED Up AGAiS.-The old imPe-
rial works, which have been shut down
for n thorough overhauling and repair
ing for a few days past, started up again
day before yesterday. These works are
in good condition for the winters run.
THEArRIcAL.-John Piper has gone to
San Francisco to see about getting up
a frst-class company for n short season
of the legitimate drama, at the Opera
House, with Miss Annette lnce for the
bright particular star.