Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-07-30

OFF EOh
late Superintendent Of the Sunderland
mill, and also of the Rhode Island mill
while it was running, leaves tomorrow
or next day for Kearsarge District, away
down south. As a millman, Pierce is o
success, working the thing rs GEAR per-
lection rs is attainable under the pres
emit light given to the human race on
that subject, ard he would be retained
here in his old position were it not that
more seductive p~ersuasioas are brought
to bear upon him, inducing him to go
down and take charge of the kearsarge
mine and mill. Pierce knows that mill,
and it knows him. He run with it
awhile at Como, and run It also after II
was removed to Kearsarge. He ran 1t
On ore from that famous mine, and made
il pay, but different arrangements were
made, and Pierce came TO bea GoldHill
millman. This was three or four years
ago. Things have came around right
again, tue Kearsargs mine has got into
the right hands, and Pierce goes down
there to bring it out. He can do it.
We shall expect within a year to hear
Of him having a big farm in Owens
River valley, with ut least n wife and
a good start on u family OF children.
Success TO the indomitable Pierce.
A CoaREcrIoN.-In III item yestcr-
day concerning the Chinamen who had
been arrested the night before for
gambling, allusion was made soa young
LAWYER in Gold Hill, the Cinnamon
claiming that he had given them a
license to gamble. Counselor Stephens
called upon US this morning 4 con-
siders that our allusion reflects upon
him. He explains that he is the legal
counsel of several Chinese merchants
IN. owner of tho house where these
Cinnamon were arrested being n and
that he has given no license, but simply
REGENT for o retaining fee in case hi'
clients got into difficulty, and which
recent the arrested Chinamea seemed
to have swung at the officers who ar
restsd them as a license. Mr.. stephens
homes this explanation will cSonerat'
him from any suspicious OF mai-prae
tice.
Oar Cans FOR THE RAILRoAD.-Ther'
were forwarded over the Centr"i ia
c;6c Railroad to the other side OF IN
mountains yesterday afternoon say
,he Sacramento Union Of July 70,
number of ore cars, built by the Rlsdol
I.on and Locomotive Works OF Sa
Ersnc;s.o for the Yirgiaia and Trueke
Railroad Company. The boxesot thes
ears are built Of n inch boiler i.op
o,s about eight feet long by six WIDE
"a h,,e doors in the bottom throug
wh;cb the orc can be dumped at vii
A number of these cars were "'so' !"
understand, shipped over inc mouh.aiu
70 their destination day oetose !es'e'
day.
puvovrn ALso..-whether the Vii
c;nia Po,,ofico removed because Boegl
ef Tho News Depot was going to, we d
not ssy. but anyhow, Boesle really ha
rsmoysd his entire stock OF stationer,
hooks cutlery, fancy goods, periodical:
m"na1ins., etc, to the old Medi
Building, North G street, virginia
where the postohce i;v;,
sells everything at the lowesl ny,a
nro6. for cash, and is q .capitai goo
bow, although the police do say 'na' u
runs late nights.
prAp.-Dr. Charles ". Saelzcr, ia'
of Virginia, died at Reno about Pa
Yesterday, quite suddenly after a sho'
illness. There was q report qu,'
prevalent that he committed suicide
hut such was not the case. he va
about &c years Of age and was REGENTS
married at Virginia.
HoRss SroLES.-Thomas Moore,
Gold Hill, had a horse stolen from b
stable last night. He had only owne
the animal a short time, and can CIV
no further description of him than thu
he was a light bay in color. He WI
literally reward the person returnin
the animal,