Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-11-11

FRESH BALTIMORE OfSrERS.-tt Mou-
not's we'll known and popular family
market store, C street, Virginia, a few
doors north Of the Enterprise Building,
this morning, another fiue lot Of fresh
Baltimore oysters in cans was received,
just five days from their native beds or
tho sea-beat shores Of the broad ATTAIN
tic. The ice in which they were packed
was but little melted, having lost but
10 pounds during the passage. Monnot
receives them direct from the agent in
Baltimore, who furnishes him exclu-
Sively with them, fresh every morning.
He also has u splendid lot Of fresh fish
Of all kinds, from San Francisco.
MINING AccrDRNr.-We learn that at
about II o'clock \. N. to-day Mr.. JET
frey, q miner, was considerably but not
seriously injured in the Hale L Norcross
shaft. He was on a cage, when the
hosting reel or cable got loose and let
the cage go down at a fearful rate FOR
nearly 200 feet, bringing up with great
fo.ce on q platform at u station, Earring
him very severely. The tension retained
by the cable was sufficient not 10 allow
the safety hooks to catch, and when the
cable was all run out it broke loose
from the reel ard went down the shaft.
The iron roof Of the cage protected
JefFreys from the heavy cable.
SUrRsur CouRr PRoorsDlSGs.-The-
following decisions were day before yes
terday rendered by the Supreme Court
Todmau, respondent, VS.. Purdy, appel
liant Judgment affirmed. Ellis, appel
LIANT, VS.. Central Pacific Railroad Com
pauy, respondents; order granting new
trial affirmed. B~srstow, appellant, VS..
Imperial Company, ct al. Judgment
affirmed. Meagher, respondent, VS..
Storey County, appellant judgment re-
yersed.
DR.. Sims LEcrUREs.-Dr. Simm,'
course of lectures appears to have taken
as well with the Carsonites, thus far, as
they did with the people Of this section.
The appeal Of this morning says DR..
Simms lecturcd to another big audi
ence last evening. His discourse was
intensely interesting. lie will deliver
his last discourse in Carson this evening,
and it will be 4 treat lost to those who
do not hear it,"
SroRNY.--Thc blustery weather of
Yesterday eliminated with light show
ers Of rain, which continued at intervals
all night, with an occasional light touch
of the same to-day. The prospect for
more stormy weather is good. The
appeal fears that ii may interfere with
the fall races which take place On the
Carson course Thursday aud Friday Of
next week. Hope not.
Handsome PicrURE.-A very hand
somcly executed oil painting, being a
life.sizeG portrait Of the little son OF Il
promineu, citizen of Virginia, is on eI-
Libi;ion =. Dr.. Coruclrs drug store, c
street. IL vas PAINTED by Mcclellan,
the well known artist Of that city, aud
is n creditabls piece Of work. The
frame is n spleudid one, heavily gildsd.
VIRGINIA BASE BALL CLUC.-A meet
lug OF tue ABOVE JluD Will w uelu az
the rooms of \. l.. Edwards, q street,
opposite the Postolicc, this evening, ut
S i o'clock precisely. Members will please
take notice.
Tue RAILRoAD.-Owing to the pre-
vailiug storm, the locomotive and cars
have not crossed the bridge at Crown
Point R~,viue, but they will tomorrow,
without fail.
Doors and shoes will be IN quite gem
cral demand for outdoor men through
the winter. Read the advertisements IN
the News, to find where the best and
cheapest can be bought.
! RAcg FOR S5OO.-The sensational
burlesque Of Z" 4 Race for $780," or tho
Flying Spud,' will be given as the
aftcrpiece of Lew Rattler's grand ben
eft tonight.
NEVADA BASE BALL CLuG.-A meeting
Of the above Club will be held this
evening at the hall of Kuickerbockor
Engine Company No. 8, Virginia. A
~punctual attendance is desired.
PUMPKIN PIEs-peerless, plentiful, pro-
digious, provide a pleasant dessert in
his section.