Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-07-12
GREATEST BARGAINS YET.-Fisher &c
Brothers, Main street, Gold Hill, nearly
Opposite the News office, whose extern

the North British and Mercantile In
surance Company, concluded his labors
yesterday adjusting the losses sustained
BY that company In the late extensive
fire at Gold Hill. The following are
the allowed amounts Of damage :
Fisher & Brother, clothing. store, f.
10; Archambault i Co., damage to
goods, 81, 997 5. Markewitz Postofice
building and Frlnkenheimer's store,
$l,f47; Flagg and Haas, California
Bank building, injury to roof, 300.
If property owners would be half as
prompt In rebuilding as the insurance
companies have been thus far In the
adjustment of losses and damages the
burnt district would very o be re-
built. 1t will be anyhow.
VIRGINIA ASD TRUCKER RAILROAD
CoMPANY.-At the annual meeting of
the stockholders, held yesterday, July
II, the following persons were elected
Directors for the ensuing year: Will
liam Sharon, Thomas Sunderland,
Charles Bonner. |. L. Requa, Thomas
Msnzies, Thomas Bell, John B. Win
tiers, N. A. H. Ball and F. A. Tritle.
The Directors at a subsequent meeting
elected William Sharon President !;
Thomas Sunderland, Vice President ;
William c. Ralston, Treasurer; Thos'
| Menzies, Secretary. The President
appointed H. NJ. Yerington as General
Superintendent.
JUST So.-The Carson appeal, refer
ring to the prudish little quotation
from that paper we served upon them
yesterday by way Of opportune and
gratifying reprisal, says: 1--WE hope
we didn't express ourselves In such
atrocious grammar as you charge us
with" By just referring to your files,
neighbor Mighels, you will find the
exact language Is quoted, "atrocious'
or not. We carefully clipped that
stone at the time, and have waited six
months for a chance to cast 1t back.
Shouldn't sling out such atrocities
without closing your window shutters.
KNIcKERBoCKER ELECTION. - At 4
meeting Of Knickerbocker Engine
Company No. 6, Virginia, held last
evening, the following officers were
elected: Joseph c. Smith, President
Thomas Hanbridge, Foreman ; Owen
Duffey, First Assistant Richard Fray,
Second Assistant P. j.. Jocelyn, Re-
cording Secretary; J. J. Cooper, Fl
nancial Secretary Hugh Kelly, Treas
urer, and j.. j. Cooper, Hugh Kelly, j.
C. Masel, Geo. Riley and W. 7. Eaves,
Trustees.
CARSON THEATRE.J. T. Raymond,
Miss NJ. E. Gordon, Mrs. Judah, Mr..
Leathes, and Mr.. French, Of the Cali
fornia Theatre Company recently play
ing at Piper's Opera House, Virginia,
are announced to play at the Carson
theatre OH Thursday evening next.
The programme for the occasion in
cludes Tie .MornimJ Cal, The Day otter
the Wedding, a song entitled Grecidn
Bend, from the play Of Lion. by Mr..
Raymond, and 4 Conjmgdi Lesson.
The ALuAMBRA.-All present at this
favorite little temple Of the muses.
last evening appeared to enjsy the
performance hugely. Agreat variety
as we'll as quantity Of capital songs,
dances and character acts were given,
and another choice bill Is announced
for tonight. Plenty Of. good seats,
without extra charge, and all the good
cool lager and other beverages you
choose to call tor. Only four bits ad-
mission,
GENTLE WHISPER 10 MoTHERs.-
If unfortunately you have lost your
own teeth by neglect or ~mismanage-
ment, take care that your daughters
do not suffer the same penalty from
the same cause. See to 1t that they
brush their teeth regularly and thor.
oughly with Sozodont, and thereby you
will insure them sound and s~erviceable
sets as long as they live.
DIED.-This morning, Thos. Dolan,
an old resident Of this town, died after
Il lingering illness of several weeks,
of heart disease. He was a good, quiet
citizen. much respected and esteemed
BY those who knew him best. He
leaves q wife and many friends to
mourn his loss.
INSURANCE. SETTLED. The Pacific
Insurance Company have settled with
MI. L. 4. Fox, for the loss sustained
BY him by the burning Of his meat
market In the late destructive fire In
| this town. to his entire satisfaction.
He gets about 1890.
NEW HOSE CoMrANY.-A new Hose
Company, to run with the engine OF
| Virginia No. /. has been formed.
| Some twenty members, all stout young
men, have already Joined the new
company.
WHERE TO FISn GEORGE FLEIDNEK.
For the present all his old customers,
| and as many new one as choose, can
| find George ut the barber SbopSneXt to
Dorwin's assay office. Main street. \.
SEAsoSABLE LUXURY. - Everybody
can afford the luxury Off bath. Price
reduced to fifty cents, at Rrodek's No.
ginia.
ADMINISTRATORS. r. Hall and
P. R. McCready were yesterday ap-
pointed Deputy Constables In Town
Ship No. J, Virginia. under Constable
Gracey.
GRAND JuxY.-The Grand Jury was
In session yesterday afternoon, and
adjourned last evening to meet at the
call Of their foreman.
"SpAbpISa's glue" handy and use
full.