Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-04-18

o'H', elc. It IluSI nave nau Il Jolly
time, for he comes back fat. He saw
no place which had the attraction for
him that old Washoe has, and now he
feels right glad to smell the dusty old
zephyrs of his native sagebrush once
more. He settles down now for life
here, and will marry in this country.
While East he vas completely beset by
eligible females who wanted to marry
him, and some of them with lots Of
money, too. He rigidly withstood all
their establishments, however, believing
in the good old adage of "Charity be-
gins at home" Doc. says anything in
the shape of n man from this section
c:n get married in the East, without
half trying.
ONLY Foux DAYS MoRE.-We would
remind the taxpayers and property
owners of Gold Hill-both Republicans
and Democrats, who are desirous of
seeing our town government kept in
honest and competent hands-that nooc
is Me time to get registered if they wish
to vote at the municipal election on
the second of May next. The registry
books will positively be closed OH next
Thursday evening at six o'clock. Poll
tax will have to be paid some time this
summer, and it may n well be paid
now as ut any time. So just go to
Judge Cooks office, get a receipt, and
become Il voter, if You are qualified.
We know that no true and Staunch
Republican need be urged to attend to
this-but we only desire to remind him
Of it.
EASILY SUrrED.-After the News
was out on Saturday afternoon. several
members Of the Democratic party got
together i'll 4 dark corner, and consti-
tuting themselves the head and front
of the Democracy, without consulting
the party. they resolved to drop Martin
Stern. who was nominated In their
public meeting at the theatcr on Friday
evening-because he was a Republican
and they could not use him rs n cats
paw! They placed Mr.. Winterbarer,
. good citizen, but 4 Democrat, on III
place of Mr.. Stern. Their ticket now
consists Of six Democrats ont of the
seven candidates. We have heard 1t
intimated that it is doubtful whether
even Mr.. Winterbauer will remain Oh
the ticket, as he don't want any office.
MINING ACcIpESrS.-About 1 o'clock
Saturday afternoon John Pierce work
ing in the lower part of the Yellow
jacket mine accidently fell from the
top of 4 set of timbers, five or six feet.
striking the back of his shoulders
against 4 large rock or piece Of ore.
He received some severe cuts and coll
tusions but fortunately no serious in
Jury. About three O'Clock yesterday
morning, Owen Kelly, also 4 miner in
the upper workings of this mine, &C
cidentally fell from \ small scaffold
upon which he had been working, n
few feet to the floor beneath, sustain
ing Il dislocation of the right shoulder.
Dr.. Hall attended both these cases
and the sufferers are fast recovering.
LOST BY ONE HoLE.-Nelse Ham
mond, Wells, Fargo Il Co.'S jolly and
energetic agent at Reno, made 4 bet of
800 4 day or two since. with the tele-
graph folks down there. that he could
produce 4 man who would dig twenty
telegraph pole holes in ten hours. The
trial came of yesterday near Reno,
and Nelsc's man actually did dig IS
holes, but when he had about finished
the 10Th, with two whole hours to spare
for the last one, q calamity befell him.
In lifting out a big stone lie strained
his back badly, so that he was unable
to do another lick of ~wOrk-broke
down entirely, so Nelse lost his bet by
4 hole.
TmE STATE CArrroL-Peter Cara-
naugh, the contractor for building the
State Capitol at Carson. has filed his
bond, which has been accepted, and he
will proceed at once to carry his I'M
dertaking into effect. BY the terms OF
the contract, Mr.. Cavanaugh is to be
paid monthly, rs the work progresses,
Is per cent. on the amount due. He
agrees in his bid to have the building
inclosed and windows in by the LIST
dav of next October, and in complete
readiness for occupancy by the next
Legislature. on the lst day Of Decem-
Der, 1870; the whole to be finished by
the lst of January, 1871.
PERsoSAL.-Among the arrivals this
morning we are pleased to note that
of Mrs. L. G. Baker, an esteemed lady
resident of Virginia, and wife Of one
| of the prominent merchants OF that
burg. She has been OH q few months visit
| and tour of observation IN the Eastern
| States. and comes back we'll pleased
with her trip and glad to be in the
happy land of sagcbrush c more.
She finds many warm friends to well
come her return.
CoNpLErED.-The lower Gold Hill
branch Of the Virginia and Truckee
Railroad was completed last week,
track and all, to the dumps Of the
Crown Point, kentuck and Yellow
Jacket Companies. 1t is now ready
for
there to the mills on Carson River rs
I soon as he requisite dumps for loading
the rs eonFeniently can be ~
stZfeted. =
/Locx stitch; Chain Stitch, Knotted
Stitch, Double-knos Stitch, confusion
worse confounded," the Grover 4
Baker is thefonly Sewing Machine
making 4 stitch at once strong, elastic
and adaptea to the varied requirements
Of a fsyaily. +
<rrESrroS The First Ward Ke-
publican Club will meet ut the Gold
Hill Theater on Tuesday tomorrow
Fevening, to nominate three candidates
for Town Trustees. Attention.
FLoGoISa In schools is said to be re-
viying in England. Mothers who ac-
cant iiterally the maxim, "Spare the