Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-02-24

down at the Imperial mill, lower Gold
Hill, have gone to work and got up just
n little the best and most effective We
locipede out. They made it themselves,
and it is all Of the finest steel and iron,
light, strong and durable. It is not
quite SO tall as Woodruf's or Professor
Orndorf's, but it is considered an i'm
provcmcnt upon them in some particu-
lars. Just wait till Main street gets
worn down smooth, and G street, Vir-
ginia, is properly thswed out and dried
mp, and our boys will take II little ride
up over the Divide and show the Horn
towners n thing ortwo in the yelocipede
line.
PAsToRALE.-The present warns spring
like weather already induces the festive
pigs of Gold Hill, to rsmble forth higher
upon the hillsides in search of tho first
tender shoots of bunch grass that might
appear. We also hear Of several young
lambkins which are preparing to frisk
amid the green sage brush pastures as
soon as those pastures aforesaid offer
feasible inducements. The ladies, in
their gayest dresses, are also promensd-
ing tho sidewalks in unusual numbers,
evidently prospecting for the proper
stores at which to do their spring shop
ping. The "Grecian bend" may be
looked for shortly in full bloom.
Mss JosEPHISE.-This talented favor
tic in the terpsichorean, musical and
general m~slodeonic light comedy line,
left for White Pine this morning, whore
she will becomes member Of the company
ut the new ~melodeon Of Blaisdell & Co.
Josephine will find many m old friend
IL in that section ready to welcome
and applaud her as she ever vas on the
stage here whenever she appeared.
BUSINESS LIvELY.-A. o. 0rdway, Of
the we'll known firm Of OrdwaY & Clark,
South G street, Virginia, writing from
Treasure City, says business is generally
brisk there and much building going on.
He anticipates still livelier times in the
spring. He is building a branch Of
their grocery and general family pro-
vision and dry goods trade out there.
OFF FOR White PISH.-Two hugo
wagon loads of bedding and other re-
quisi,es for a frst-class lodging house,
left the Occidental, South G street, this
morning, for White Pine. Mrs. Dirks,
the proprietor, intends locating at
Treasure City, where we understand
she has valuable town lot property, and
intends running the best lodging house
in that part of the country.
CHANGE OF STAGE TIxE.-Wells,
Fargo & Co.'s evening stage for Reno
leaves this evening and hereafter, until
further notice, at 9 o'clock. Travellers
will please take notice and be sharp on
time. Their morning stages leave nj 10
o'clock A. NJ, and their afternoon nc
commodation stage leaves at 3 o'clock,
for Reno.
STREET INrRovEMEYrs.-Street Com
missioner Gallagher has quite a force Of
men how at work on the street in lower
Gold Hill, leveliug down the heavy
ridges and ruts. At the upper end Of
town he has caused considerable waste
rock to be filled into the deep ruts. He
finds plenty of chance to busy himself
in that way the year round.
SALuRRlous.-The weather for the
last two or three days has been Of
very pleasant, spring-like character.
Our ycarning nostrils almost fancy they
can scent the aroma Of young and ten
der green sagebrush shoots. AT this
rate u new exodus for White Pine will
be induced
THREE DEATHS FROM SxALL.Pox.-
The following residents of Gold Hill
died during last night Of the smallpox :
S. Van Berger, at a cabin on the hill
side opposite the Vesey House Thomas
Burke, in care of friends on tho Divide /;
William Redding, at the county pest
house.
SNALL-Pox AT GOLD HILL.-John.
Cavanaugh, a light case of smallpox,
was removed from the International
Hotel, on Main street, night before last,
to q cabin on the hillside back OF the
Keutuck works. There arc ut present
only three or four light cases of the dis
ease in Gold Hill.
The BALL AT CARsoN.-The ball given
at Moore & Parker's new hall, Carson
City, night before last, in honor OF
Washiugton's birthday, is said 70 have
been n very agreeable party. The at
tendance was large, and the affair vas
in every respect a success.
The BALL TOMORROW NIeur.-Let all
who would have q good time-a fine
social treat-rsmember that Nevada
Ledge No. 81, L. o. B. B., will give
their fifth anniversary ball at Athletic
Hall tomorrow night.
To START Ur.-The lone mill, lower
Gold Hill, which has been idle for some
time, will start up in a few days with a
plentiful supply of ore to crush. The
n,,;l'- CO ,n;n will ulso g,urt N nm