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

The WoUNDED.-We were informed
this morning that Ballenger, who was
so badly cut by McCune election day on
the Divide, although still in n critical
condition, has many chances in favor Of
his recovery. McCune is still at large
in parts unknown. Nike Lane, who was
so badly cut about the head and shot in
the elbow night before last at Virginia,
proves to be worse hurt than vas ut
first supposed. The elbow does not
seem so badly injured as his head. His
scalp is terribly cut up aud lacerated
with heavy blows from a six-shooter.
and those wounds may prove fatal.
Meanwhile, Clarity, the perpetrator,
remains at the county Jail, awaiting the
result.
A SICK OLD CRow.-The Horntown
~Blairguard of yesterday sniflingly at
tempts to smile through its tears and
console the defunct Democracy of that
suburban town. It is the last and /" un-
kiudest cut Of all TINS to deliberately
blow it's griet-cluggcd nose upon the
beaten party. Here's what the sick old
Grower gets OF 1.-THE Democracy of
Gold Hill have elected Thomas liarkins,
Constable, by u majority Of Is. This is
beyond doubt the most glorious victory
ever achieved in Gold Hill, and the FIRST
Democratic candidate ever elected IN
that town. That's what w call n DEM
o~cratic gain" What an ailluence OF
" cheek"
BiLLIARps.-The fourth contest for
the championship of Nevada and "
stake Of 5000, takes place tonight at
the Washoe Exchange Billiard Room,
Virginia. The competitors are Wallace
Wright, the present Champion, and
Billy Robinson. 1t will be one OF the
most interesting aud closely contested
games ever played in this vicinity. 1t
will consist of 1900 points carom, on a
I-sized carom table. \ nominal ad-
mission fee of so cents will charged for
the purpose Of defraying the necessary
expense incurred in erecting seats, which
will be so arranged rs 20 afford all at
tending q good view of the table.
GoLD HILL DIvIDENNDs.-The Yellow
Jacket Company declares u dividend of
$500 per share, payable on and after
the 10th inst. See notice in our adver-
Using columns, under head of New to-
day" We also learn that the
Kentuck Mining Company declares an
other dividend of $50 per share to-day.
II will thus be observed that unlike
some mines we know of ut the north
end of the ledge, N Gold Hill mines
are productive of something more than
assessments.
PUBLIC ISSrALLArIoY.-There will be
n public installation of officers elect OF
Olive Branch Lodge, |. .. G. T., Gold
Hill, this evening ut I o'clock. After
the installation ceremonies, there VIII
be u pleasing and interesting OHIO oil
music, singing, literary exercises. All
friends of temperance and lovers OF good
social companionship are invited to he
present.
THE FIRST S~Sow.-The first snow
freshly apparent on the mountains fell
last night. The mountain ranges, far
and near, in all directions from here are
white with snow. The Palmyra and
Humboldt ranges look especially wintry.
Rather cool prospects for White Pint
emigrants.
ST. PAuL's ScHooL.-A school will be
opened next Monday in the basement OF
St. Paul's Church, Virginia, under the
superyision Of Rev. 0. W. Whitaker, as
sisted by competent teachers. Choice
advantages for n good education are
presented.
FOUND D~EAp.-Day before yesterday,
John Mackay, a saloon keeper at Day
ton, was found dead in his bed. lie
was 30 years of age, and his death is
attributed to excessive indulgence in
strong drinks.
DrsrRIcr CouRr. = Judge Risings
Court, at Virginia, will meet next Mon
| day, the 9th inst. aud take up the CAL
| endar for the term.