Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-02-20

cult Court of the United States, and
that the Master finds that James Ander-
son is indebted to Thomas Seals in the
sum of $4,000 and upwards upon the
basis that Seals owns t%wo-thirds and
Anderson one-third Of the property
known as the "Atlss MILL" in lower
Gold Hill. This case wa referred to
the Master about the Sd of August last,
it occupied more than three mouths in
the taking Of testimony, and about one
month in making a report thereof,
and would seem from the huge box
filed as the report filled with the papers
used in the case, that all the parties
concerned have had u large amount Of
work to do. Aldrich & DeLong, Hillyer
h Whitman, and W. E. F. Deal acted rs
counsel for Seal, and Williams l. Biz
Ter for defendant. The report of the
Master in Chancery is very lengthy, and
able, covering all the points arising in a
case of this character, and no doubt
will be regarded in future as a STAN
dard in similar proceedings. Mr.. Seals
has been long and favorably known rs
n resident and citizen OF this place, and
we are happy to hear Of his success m
this particular case.
FINE MEATs.-An acquaintance OF
ours, just over from San Francisco and
Sacramento, stopped us yesterday in
front of the News office, aud made the
remark that he had been in Fox's meat
markets in Gold Hill, and after an ex-
animation of the beef, mutton and pork,
he believed that the people Of Gold Hill
had II better article than can be ound
in the meat markets Of California. Act
ing on his suggestion, we went and ex-
amiued the beet in tho market next door
to the NEWS office, aud we are free to
admit that better beef never hung on a
butchers stall. The mutton and
the pork are also large, plump, fat
and healthy. This beef, we understand,
is brought from the Big Meadows down
towards Owens Lake. Mr.. Fox is cnti-
tied to much credit for supplying this
market with such fine, healthy meats
and he merits all the patronage our peo-
pie can bestow upon his markets.
SuALL-Pox.-During the past two or
three days, or since our last report, two
new cases of smallpox have been devel-
oped. John Rooney, underground fore
man of the Yellow Jacket mine, and
Thomas Hixou, late barkeeper at Bins
ley 4 Taylor's saloon, Main street, both
have the disease. Mr.. Hixon is report
ed to be dangerously i'll with it. John
Gowsn, at the upper part of town, is
nearly recovered from a light attack Of
the disease. A man at the kentuck
mine is reported to have the "symp-
toms" but he has not "broken OUT
yet. Mr.. Wyrick, carman at the lmpe-
rial Empire, blames US for reporting him
as having the smallpox day before yes
terday, when he only had a bad cold.
We freely apologize, but the story orig
mated with pretty good authority. We
ere DESTROYS Of honestly reporting all
the cases that sctually exist, and no
more. There are six cases OF the dis
ease in all to-day at Gold Hill.
AFTER IrENs.-Dau. Dc guile, Of the
Enterprise, our big brother in the local
items liue, couldn't find anything of in
terest transporting at Virginia to .day
worth making an item of, Sc he was
down Mt Gold Hill about We
saw him with note book in hand lost in
deep contemplation Of the serrated,
ridgy mud of Main street, therefore a
lengthy and we'll digested sensational
item on the subject may be expected in
the Enterprise tomorrow morning. We
heard him auxiously iuquiring for the
exact point, mentioned in our item Of
the other day, where n respectable eiti-
zen got stalled in crossing and split a
lot OF canary seed.
For MAN AND BEAsr.-Under NEW
To-day" will be seen an advertisement
of Dan. L. Sylvester's New Saloon and
Lodging Rouse, in Reno. Dan. is nm
old Gold Hitler, and we'll known to
yearly all Of us. We know that he is a
Judge of "beverages,' aud rs to his
lodgings we don't know so much-but
we think he knows enough not to put Il
| Gold Hill customer into n smallpox
bed. Our friends, whether from Vir.
giuia, Slippery Gulch, Silver, Dayton,
or Carson, should hunt up Dams
"campoody" when they 60 to Reno
and if they don't want II ''snifter, they
can take it out in comfortable sleeping.
The BALL OF THE SEAsoS.-W We
would again remind the gay and gallant
iremsn and others of this vicinity that
the much talked of ball of Liberty En-
CINE Company No. l, Gold Hill, takes
| place on Monday evening next. The
most complete and elaborate prepara-
tions are being made to have this the
best ball ever known Of in Gold Hill.
The Liberty boys are determined not to
be outdone by anybody in that line.
Get ready for the ball. Those coming
down from Virginia can tako advantage
| Of the bus line.
WurrE PINE FRRIGur.-The Pacific
Union Express Company, through their
efficient agent, Captain G. c. Warner,
at Virginia, officially o through
tue advertising columns of the NEWS TO-
day that they are now prepared to re.
ceive aud forward with dispatch all
kinds Of freight, letters and treasure to
Hamilton, Treasure City and Sherman
town, White Pine. These express ar
raprements are n great advantage to
the mercantile community and general
public.
Coon TEMpLARs' BALL.-The Good
Templars of Dayton are-going 10 give
their first anniversary ball, ut odeon
Hall on Monday evening next. The hal
is one Of the finest in the State, an ex,
cellent band of music is engaged, and
this ball will doubtless be, one OF those
for which the Dayton folks are so Ia
nous. We acknowledge the receipt Of
q complimentary ticket.
NOTABLE DxATHs.-Col. John ii. Mills
lost mis- pet dog "Rowdy' a few days
ago, and yesterday Lance NightingliI
los, his faroritc dog Don Botn
were very sagacious and ntfecti"nate
animals, and their owners sadly mourn
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