Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-12-08
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ESrERPRIsISGLY OBsrRrpERous.-0ne
Gordon took a notion evening befor.
last to be. at a faro gsme in Gold Hill
| without putting. up the requisite coin
on the card. This was objected to, o.
course, by the dealer; still, as the card
won, Gordon demanded the money his
bet called for. His demand not being
complied with, he raised u row., grabbed
At the pile of checks and got a head pu,
upon him for his pains. He was ar.
rested, and tried yesterday before Judge
Cook for disorderly conduct. Being
fined about $50, be refused to pay or
even to 20 TO Jail; but about 4 o'clock
T. NJ. we saw him going down street
toward the calaboose in company with
three officers.
VALUABLE AND APPRoPRIArr.-Chief
Of Police George Downey, at Virginia,
two or three days ago, received q very
beautiful aud valuable present, in the
shape Of a golden star, after the style
of the usual police badge, surrounded
with 4 black enameled circle. His name
10 engraved on the back Of the star, and
it is indeed n very handsome and appro.
pirate present, worthily bestowed. VA
like many similar presentations OF
watches, ETC., to superintendents, fore
men, and others, va have known Of,
Dovney did not pay for this himself,
but it came from some unknown friend
or admirer.
PKRsoNAL.-T. W. Abraham, formerly
one OF the editors and proprietors of the
Como Sentinel, subsequently, the Dayton
Ssntinei, dropped in to see us to-day.
He has just returned from the Pine
Grove mines, Esmeraldn County, and
proposes wintering in this section. He
looks just as healthy, handsome and
Compliant as ever, and speaks we'll OF
the mines of Pine Grove, where he has
some good Interests. Success 10 him.
FUSERAL.-Peter Hsllion, who died
in Gold Hill on Monday FROM the effects
Of injuries received a few weeks since
by falling down an orc shuts in the
Bowers niue, was buried yesterday
afternoon, under the auspices Of the
Gold Hill Miners Union, Of which he
WAS = member. A large procession Of
hi. brothers of the Union, carrying the
American flag aud the banner Of the
Association, escorted. his rsmsins to
their last resting place.
PgRsoSAL.-Captain Paine, who COM
manded one OF the military companies
in this State FIVE years ago, when we
had to have soldiers 20 keep the rebels
in this State quiet, visited Gold Hill to-
day. The Captain was n Of Uncle
Sans good men here, ut tho time we
speak Of, and his many friends here re-
member him most aff~ectionatcly. He
resides at Csriin, on the Pacific Rail-
road, Mt present.
SroRN Course Our local fellow
pi;her, Dan, says in the Enterprise Of
this morning that the weather continues
very fac, and even goes on so far rs to
groSuosticate no winter next year. As
II matter OF course, it will storm like
fury before II o'clock tonight. The
Gold Hill pigs all have their tails un-
compromisingly pointed due east to-
day.
FIRE CoMrASy MsEriSGs TONIGHT
The regular monthly meetings of Lib
erty Engine Company No. l, and Liucoln
Hose Company No. ,, Of Gold Hill, 'ake
place this evening. See official notices
in our advertising columns.
RggA.EIN0.-The repairs to the pump
engine arrangements Of the Gould &
Curry hois,iag- works are snergcticnlly
progressing, and will probably DO com.
pleted this week.
INFORMATION WANrSp.-Martin Haupt,
Of Norwalk, Ohio, wishes to hear from
his uncle, John Frederick Eek, who is
supposed to be somewhere in this State
or in Utah.
KsSTUcx DIVIDEND The keptuck
Mining Company have declared a divi-
i.sd Of $40 per share, payable next
Friday.