Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-05-01

Anderson, Charley Pohl, Minnie Pohl,
Barney Sharff. No. 3, James Taylor,
Willie Taylor, Walter Gillespie, Leonard
Lichtenberger. No. 4, Esther Bloom
field, Mollie O'Connell, Isaac Jones,
Nellie Stewart.
Primary school-No. /, Katie Stuart,
Willie Jones. No. ., Fanny Carol.
Nor DEAD.-On the authority Of II
very respectable aud responsible citizen
of Gold Hill, yesterday, we published u
rumor to the effect that Sam Ferguson,
formerly foreman Of the Savage mine,
was shot and killed at White Pine. We
are happy since to learn by kilograms
from that locality last evening that such
is not the case. We understood that
Mr.. Ferguson had some difficulty with
miners out there, and parties attacked
him, which was probably the occasion
of the report. Most cheerfully do we
make the correction.
READ THIs.-Willism Krause, at his
well known store on the Divide, keeps
constantly on hand q choice and ex-
,eusive supply Of family groceries, pro-
visions, liquors, etc. He is also agent
for r. S. Newell 4 Co., England, and A.
S. Hsllidie L Co., San Francisco, in the
importation Of English round and fat
iron and steel wire rope, II large as.
sortment Of which he keeps constantly
in store. Krause also q large supply Of
the celebrated Morgan plumbago cru
chile of all sizes, the very best in
use. Assayers, brass founders, and
others please take notice.
Towx TRusrsEs.-The municipal cleo
ton OF Gold Hill will come of on next
Monday-at which will be chosen a
Town Marshal, Town Treasurer and FIVE
Town Trustees. The regular ticket Of
the Republican party is before the PEG.
pie for their sufrages, and consists Of
some Of our best and most trustworthy
citizens. We doubt not it will be
elected in fact, we have not heard of
there being any opposition ticket out
SO that our ticket would seem to have
the 'dead wood" on u triumphant
success.
DEATH OF A COOP MANA. Koneman,
an old resident Of Silver City, late
one OF the firm Of Koneman l. Steiner,
merchants, died in San Francisco yes
terday and his remains were consigned
to mother earth this morning at 10
o'clock, under the auspices Of the Ma
| sonic fraternity, Of which order he was
an honored member. Mr.. Koneman had
many friends in this section who will
hear OF his death with deep regret.
HIGH GRADE ORE.-The Hale & Nor
cross yields large quantities of high
grade ore at present from the lowest
level of the mine, some Of it averaging
SIPS per ton. The whole mine yields
Mt the rate Of over LOO tons of ore per
week, averaging upwards of SEQ per
ton. The change in the proprictorship
and management of that famous mine
had evidently a corresponding effect on
its ore production.
VIRGINIA CRY ELkorIoS.-The cleo
ton for the various city officers Of Vir-
ibia, takes place next Monday, May Sd.
We published yesterday the places Of
holding the polls. The candidates for
Chief OF Police md City Assessor are
excellent men for the offices to which
they aspire; their cards can be seen on
tue opposite page of this paper. The
balance Of the cast in the list of NOM
iuations is very acceptable.
AMERICAN FLAT BALL.-By reference
to an advertisement in another column
il will be seen that a social terpsicho-
e a party will come off at tho Eureka
Hotel, American Flat, next Friday eve
ming, May It'll, to which the public gen.
orally and the numerous friends Of Mr..
Goss, the popular proprietor, are cor
daily invited. A capital good time is
anticipated.
GREAT DAYS WoRx.-Last Wednes-
day the Cca,ral Pacific Railroad Com
pany laid 10 miles Of road-,he biggest
days work Of the kind ever done in any
part of the world. Our authority is II
dispatch from J. H. Stowbridge to j.
j. Holmes, head Foreman Of tho Vir-
cinia and Truckee Railroad.
GoISo TO CONTEST Ir.-The saloon
keepers of Virginia propose testing the
validity Of the law requiring them to
close their places Of business OF election
days. We believe it is their intention
TO get up u test case, all subscribing
money to carry it through. Tho first
election affected by the law will be that
of next Monday.
GOLD Hill ScHooLs.-The public ex-
hibition of the Gold Hill Grammar
School is postponed till Monday next,
the Sd Of May, when all friends Of the
school are cordially invited to attend.
Exercises 10 commeacs at precisely
o'clock.
RAILROAD FUEL.-The Central Pacific
Railroad Company have some 80, 900
cords of excellent wood already cut
and piled along the line Of their
road, between Truckee and Verdi.
Orula.-The 0phir west drift 1T the
70O-foot level from the new shaft is now
in about 225 feet, and the face Of the
drift is in the tough east clay of tho
Coms;ock. But little water is eu-
countered.
SERVICES To-MoRRow.-There will be
services tomorrow Mt IL A. NJ, and u
P. NJ, at the Methodist Episcopal
| Church, Gold Hill. Sabbath school at
Q P. N. L. Case, Pastor.
The SpRrxKLER.-This welcome visi-
tor will mako his appearance on the
streets Of Gold Hill Oh next Monday
morning at sunrise.
SETTLE WITH FEUsIER Il Co.-Having
closed their grocery and provision bust.
ness in this section, Feusier " Co. have
-, ,hn hnsnmnDt of