Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-10-10
GREEN XIV Ell CITY.

Nv - ANANAN AHA~"NN
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD. - Carmi-
chael's, and all other grading cast Of
here is completed, and the hands have
lspped over to the heavy work in the
bluffs on the west side Of the river. The
pile driver at the river bridge is striding
rapidly forward, the piers are looming
up above the bosom Of the turbulent
waters, the bridge timbers are being
framed, and it would appear that there
is nothing to prevent the track being laid
to Bear River, one hundred miles west of
here, this fall, whether Bryan is the
passenger and freight terminus or not.
Echo tunnel, just beyond Bear River,
cannot be finished before next spring,
and hence the winters work must stop
at Gilmer, in Bear River Valley.
DAN. EASEMENT, the partner Of Gen.
eral Jack, who has just loft us, was at
the jerks House last night. He says
the track will reach here ever earlier
than WAS ever anticipated by the veteran
track.layOrs. 1t will require but fifteen
days more for the smoke to be ascend
ing from the nostrils Of tho Iron.Hoofed
Horse, at tho metropolis Of Green
River.
BY q gentleman who was scared at
seeing them, we learn that Washakse's
band Of about three hundred Shoshoue
Indians have just passed from the
neighborhood of Fort Bridger, across
the head waters of Green River and
over into their usual winter grounds in
the good grass and game valley Of Wind
River.
Our Devil caught a certain dcfunct
Military Provost Judge, or Police Mag
istrate 1.-THE devil only knows which,,
from Benton, lousing himself the other
day, out in the brush toward the blnffs
northeast Of our office.
THR bald.patsd, hooked-nosed, wap-
p~le,jawed, hog-eyed seven-and-a-half-
~footer, who said in Benton that mig
gers and Cinnamon are better than
white men," is in town. Restaurant
and lunch house men say this protested
Chinese Colonel can eat only in their
kitchens.
What missionary Of modern Democ-
racy could this have been2 Will the
Inder name him 2?
up
Observation-Disclosures up-struck
tents-removed, still howling-the
shouldcr-strappers, cayote-like camp
followers, CLEANED, swept from the gut
tiers of New York and Boston, have left
the vicinity Of Green River aud Bryan
to protect the devil editor Of the Mil
tary Tum6-pdper Reporter as he sncaks
through the back alleys Of Salt Lake
City, on his nocturnal mission in clsnn-
ing privies, commonly advertised by
such gutter suipes AZ might work."
with an occasional murder of Camp
Douglass surgeons-night work to rein
state dccapitsted humbug Indian
fighters.
" you wish to see some beautiful
pictures, and pass a pleasant evening,
60 to the saloon Of Rounds & Morris.
Twenty-one and Spanish monte
sgoing.
THAT music hath charms Is evident by
the crowds that nightly assemble at
Rounds & Morris saloon, to listen to
the sweet strains there discoursed by
band.
W. II. RILEY, sail and tent maker,
and general jobber, is to be found at
Restaurant, on 9th street. He
will adjust a canvas sign so that he
who runs may read.
WHEs you get through dancing n set
1t the ALEXANDRIA Hall, treat the girls,
troll your balls, pocket your cue, and
cts have another hop" fold Californi-
will recognizein Green River City the
,haracteristics of some Of the early days
gold h%uutiug.]