Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-09-19

FURTHER PARTIcuLARs.-We copy
from the Carson Appeal the following
additional particulars relative to the
stage robbery Of last Friday night,
near the Temelec mill, three or four
miles north Of washoe City: "The
passengers were James L. Slingerland,
Lieutenant Day Of the United States
Navy mephew Of Surveyor General
Day, Lawrence Barnhart Of Carson, a
man by the name Of Host and his wife
and four children, Mrs. Carter, Mr.
Farrer, 'Curley,' q we'll known OK
driver, and one other whose name we
have not learned. Slingerland was
robbed Of $500; Lieutenant Day gave
up $50, and, we believe, his valuable
gold watch and chain ; Curly who
was OH his way to San Francisco for
his health. lost $3.50, all he had this
was n hard case, and Mr.. NJ. e. Gard-
ner Of this place, meeting 'Curley'
alter his mishap, gave him money
enough to proceed on his Journey;
Barnhart t'Pinchey , saved his money
something over a hundred dollars
by letting his purse drop into his
sleeve when ordered by the robbers to
hold up his hands what the others
lost we have not learned. Kost and
his wife and children and Mrs. Carter,
as We said before, were not molested."
No MORE TRrsrEE's SNIE.-The
trustees sale in the matter Of the
bankrupt clothing firm Of n. Dahlman
s Brother, % South c street, Virginia,
being brought to a legal close, a new
arrangement Is made. Charles Dahl
man, Of the old fra of Chas. Dahlman
l. Co.. has come into command Of the
situation, and now opens at the same
old place-22 South c street-with n
full and thoroughly complete stock Of
clothing. Having direct connection
with Europe and the East, and being
largely engaged In the wholesale
clothing business In San Francisco, lie
has facilities to command the first
choice OF goods, In styles and makeup
that no other house In the State pos
sesses. He imports direct, and Is
thereby able to sell all his goods as
cheap, If not cheaper, than any Of his
competitors. The styles of his stock
Of clothing are the best obtainable In
European and Eastern markets, and
speak for themselves. Call at the old
stand. make your purchases, and full
satisfaction Is guaranteed.
FATAL to the teeth are all acrid pre-
parations. They may bleach the en-
amel, but they as surely dissolve and
destroy it. The mild, genial. balsamic
and preservative Sozodont, impregna-
ted with the Saponin Of the famous
tropical Soap Tree Of Chill, Is the only
absolutely safe article Of Its kind In
the market, and protects the teeth
from all destructive influences, as we'll
rs keeps them free from tartar.
DISTRICT CoURr-RIsINa, JUROR
The following business was transacted
In this Court Saturday: W. S. Hobart
vs.. Ira Parke ct al; injunction ordered
to issue. Estate of Martin Panian !;
petition for order of sale Of personal
property. n. Lariviere vs.. w. A.
Meredith ct al; motion for a new
trial overruled. Adjourned until next
Friday, September 23d, at 10 o'clock
A. N.
SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
We are pleased to learn that j. W.
Whitcher Is candidate for Superin-
tendent Of the Public Schools Of Storey
county. A better choice could not be
made, for no one certainly Is better
qualified In every respect than Mr.
Whitcher. We hope to see him
elected. and as for that matter he
doubtless will be.
ISouEsr.-Coroner Symonds, at Vir-
ginia, held IN inquest last Saturday
evening on the body Of William l..
williams, who was killed on South c
street, Friday, by being thrown from a
horse. The evidence ELECTED no new
points other than We have published,
and the verdict Of the jury was In
accordance Herewith.
FUSERBL.-The funeral of William
L. Williams, which took place at Vir-
ginia yesterday afternoon, was very
fully attended by his brother Odd Eel
lows and miners, also by numerous
other friends and acquaintance. The
procession was u very long one.
For THE STATE CoNvESTIoS.-Our
list of departures to-day is considera-
bly, swelled by the names of many 60
Ing to the State Convention ut Elko as
delegates and otherwise. Quite n
number 60 this evening. Hope the
whisky Is good out at ElEo.
HAVE You CoLp?-Goto Brodek's,
No. 81 c street, Virginia, and get a
steam bath, and your cold will vanish.
Steam baths only dollar. Hot and
cold baths only fifty cents. tn
Wild GAME.-We notice %considera-
BILE many hares and rabbits being
brought to town for sale, principally
by the Indians, however.
COMING BAcx.-Judging from our
long list Of arrivals to-day, people
must be coming back from the State
Fair at Sacramento.
MAsoNIc.-The Grand Lodge, F. &
A. VI, Of Nevada, meets at Masonic
Hall, Virginia, tomorrow.
"SrALpna's GLUE" handy and use
full.