Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-07-22

WHITE PINE ITEMS.
rErom the Nova of Monday

lCIOih ~ ANC"e VI -uNiHuy
WHITE PINE PEAs.-0ur market is
now supplied with fresh green peas
from ranches on Bull Creek, about 80
miles distant. They are of excellent
quality, and all will join us in the
sentiment, Let US have more peas"
iERYsIPELAs.--George Ncwsom, who
was severely cut and bruised about the
faec and head on Friday last, by the
falling Of the Keystone Shaft house at
the .Eberhardt mine, hRs been attacked
with e~rysipelas, and his chances for
recovery are doubtful.
yELocIpEDK.-One of these biradiated
and dscile animals made its appearance
on Main street yesterday, and if there
had been any thieves in town they
| could have grown fat on the back
streets, as everybody turned out to see
the FIRST bicycle.
The WEATnEh.-Ye,terday we were
treated to q fine shower Of rain, &C.
companied by a light wind Of short
dsration. The day being cool, there
was but little thunder and no visible
electricity. Before night the clouds
cleared away, and we witnessed q gor-
geous sunset and a starlight evening.
BOLD SrREAN.-Thers is one tunnel
driving into Treasure Hill which al
ready has q small stream Of water, and
the superintendent feels confident that
within two weeks he can furnish q 90.
stamp mill with IN ample supply Of
water.
MORE BuLLIoN.-Cahill & Brother,
assayers Of this city, yesterday made
two bars from amaigam furnished by
the Treasure mill, J. r. Murphy, agent,
which were each $40 fine, and weighed
in the aggregate 97% ounces, being
worth $l,ls3 y.
SILVER LIGHTNING RoDs.-Charlcy
Kobn, Wholesale and retail dealer in
clothing, etc., near the Bank of Cali
foruia, has procured silver plated
prongs or tips, for n lightning rod to be
placed over his store. The tines are
made of a new composition, said to be
more attractive than steel, are pointed
like q dagger, and plated with pure
silver.
BULLION SToLEN.-About 4 o'clock
Saturday morning, two thieves entered
the office Of T. NJ. Luther, at Sherman.
town, and stole therefrom four bars Of
bullion, weighing 5,273 ounces, and
valued at S6,76l 10. The thievc were
caught that afternoon, and two of the
bars, or So O4 IS of the bullion re.
covered.
TnE BLIss.SHERMAN AFFArR.-On
Friday last, George F. Bliss, Marshal
of Shermantown , assaulted Major Z. A.
4 Sherman, with u cane, ~infictiug q pain.
full wound about three inches above the
left temple. Bliss was placed under
bonds, and on Saturday the jury in the
case failed to agree. Major Sherman is
said to bo lying dangerously ill from
the effects of the wound, and some in
dignation is expressed by the people OF
Shermantown, who have petitioned the
Board of Trustees to have the office oil
Marshal declared vacant. This, how.
ever, cannot be done, rs the Marshal
was elected by the people themselves.
Bliss is still undcr bail, awaiting trial.
MELoDEoS.-This evening q irst.class
melodeon troupe will open at Smiths
Opera House. Reserved seats Gun be
had by applying to K~ierskie, at the
Young America cigar store, next door
to Charley ,Kohn's. For the grand
opening night we need ouly mention the
names Of the performers-because the
house will be filled: Maggie Brewer,
Flora Schiller, Emma Wheeler, Jose.
phine, Otto Burbank, Charley Rhoades,
Tommy Farron (the sweetest singer on
the Pacific eoast), A. Hoffman, Master
Boyd, H. W. Schmidt, John w. Hess,
j. yauderbooth, P. Rippingham (who
has played so ,wcetly on the cornet that
lighted lamps have Como to sleep in the
next roomh and Sam Hickey.