Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-07
A Woodruff and lady, r Drexley,A Baker
Jack Wild, Mr. Fillbrook, ] Williams.

FIRE.-At half.past FIVE o'clock this
morning, u fire broke out in tue kitchen
Of the San Francisco restaurant, u few
doors below the News office, which soon
enyeloped the whole kitchen building in
flames. Tho alarm was given, and sew
eral members Of Yellow Jacket Hose
Company came to the scene of confa-
grafton, 1.-THE hose Of the Company hav-
ing yesterday been removed from the
carriage, and spread out on plank for
repairs ut the Station house, right at
the place Of the fire. aud being attached
to the fre-plug in front Of the News
Office, were the first to squirt the water
on the burning building. The Liberty
boys, too, were on hand, very active
and energetic, and had water on very
shortly after the Jackets. or course,
when our ~ire-laddies get to work to ex-
tinguish a fire, il does t.take long 20
do it. The building which was burnt,
was entirely new, u frame, one story
high, ~thirty-fve by twenty feet, and had
lust been used n few days. The loss Of
the building with the groceries in il is
perhaps o thousaad dollars. W. be-
lieye there is an insurance policy on it.,
in the Imperial Insurance Company, OF
which Messrs. Kennedy & Mallon, in
Virginia city, are agents. The FIRE was
purely accidental, and luckily there was
no wind blowing at the time, or it would
have probably been a very destructive
affair to surrounding property, MS most
Of the property consists Of frame build
ing. II has been II long time since we
saw Gold Killers up so early in the
morning as they were to-day.
Joux PIPER, Eso.-Ex-Mayor Piper,
Of Virginia, who has been rus,icating
ut San Francisco, feeding on shrimps
and clam chovder for the last two
months, returned to his old stamping
ground this morning by railroad and
stage. While at the Bay city he made
full arrangements with all the best actors
and actresses and theatrical talent gen.
| orally, to come over here aud appear at
the Opera House so well conducted by
| himself and handsome brother Henry.
| Due notice will be given of the advent
| of each new accession to their already
extensive aud talented company.
AMERICAN FLAT UNION CLUB. - The
Union men Of American Flat and yiein-
i,y organizod themselves into n Club
last Saturday evening, ut the office Of
Justice Strother. The following per.
mansnt officers Of the Club were elected;
President, James A. Rigby; Vice Pres
ident, Vim. B. Boyden !; SECRETARY, WIN,
Hunt; Executive Commute, f. Strother'
Tho loyal residents in that locality are
going 10 see to it that a fair deal is had
at the coming election, and that nc
rascally Hotntown Democratic tactics
are played on them.
STARTED Up.-The Justice and indie
pendent hosting works started up yes
terday for the first time in six months
Entirely new aud powerful machinery
has been put up, II pump has been pu'
down, and everything is working
smoothly aud satisfactorily this morn
ing. The company arc now sinking az
incline eastward, ON the ledge, will
every prospect Of making the Justice
one Of The mines in Gold Hill.
LAW AND ORDER.-We are authorized
to state that if there are any moro dis
turbances by interfering with laborer'
in the wood chopping business near &c
noa, the Executive Of tho State, 1t |
becomes necessary, will order out ono o
two military companies, armed ant
eouipped, who will mako short worl
with n and all persons who may at
tempt to Interfere with tho legal right
and privileges OF others.
Our WATER FLuXE.-0urT Town Trus
tees have let the contractf for the propose,
water fume on Main street, to Harris !
Mcmillan, who contract to coustrne
the same according to specifications, q
the rate Of So 10 per running foot. Tn
iume is to DO 400 feet in length, an
four by four feet in the clear.
SPIxIruALIsrIc.-Thc S~piritualists 9
Virginia and Gold Hill, and those friend
" to progressive embellishments, are 60
ing to hold meeting this evening a
tho Court House, Virginia, for the pur
pose of organizing themselves into a
Association.
SCHEDULE IA" Common repor
credits General Thomas H. Williamsan
Thomas Sunderland, Esqsj with bsin
the leading, II not the only DenDctati
aspirants for Senator Stswart's seat !
|, the Senators
), BuLLios.-rhers was. shipped fror
Wells, Fargo L Co.'S Gold Hill ono
this morning 4 sacks Of bullion
Weighing 324 peaads, and OF th
sssSyed value Of $ll ,o9s 81.
!, . BuLtIox.-C. wiegand B Co., Of Col
Hill, received this morning, for meltin
and assay,sI5s3 ouncss,crude bullion
onpnThI NnTINpQ