Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-08-04
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.

Miss Sargent MH smith Mns hooSes
Mr. Smith u Handley Mr. O'Mallcy
] Morrison W Doyany
Departures.
Father sorea IllJ Jas s Kelly Miles, Findley
AB Gallagher VIM johnson NJ Field
VIM n Ambrose 2 sehneld CD Croker
4 4 3 3 S s.sisia s Ss. eoI a ! and md ai%'ns"'''A
How TO KEEP Times CooL.-Du-
ring the prevalence Of hot weather,
therefore especially at the present
time, it Is desirable to know not only
how to keep yourselves cool, but also
whatever you have to do with. Every
one Is constituted judge as to how to
keep themselves cool, and Of course
by the judicious application OF Ice.
everything else can be kept cool. But
suppose you have no Ice. Now 1t mat
ters not how hot the weather Is. II you
take @ pitcher Of water and merely ell
velope 1t In a wet towel. 1t will not
only keep 1t cool, but 1t will cool It In
case it Il disagreeably warm for drink
ing. The gradual evaporation OF the
water from the towel IS what produces
che result. Wetting the towel rs often
as It dries Is a simple process. II 1t
were wet with ether instead Of water,
the water in the pitcher would be made
much cooler, but with far more trouble
and expense, owing to the greater cost
and far more free evaporation. Thus,
too, milk an be kept sweet for at least
t%wenty-four hours by the same simple
process of enveloping the vessel con-
tanning It In a wet towel and keeping
Il In the coolest place about the house.
H~ousekeepers will find this much more
convenient and effective than boiling
the milk. Butter and other articles
can also be kept sweet and cool In the
same way. Setting them In water Is
not half so good or effective. BY way
of illustration, persons stripped ma
ked on q hot day, will find q wet sheet
euveloping them like a cloak far cooler
than either the open air or water at
the incidental temperature.
COLONEL JACK PERRy.-T This old
favorite Washoeite, who has been re-
siding at Hamilton, White Pine, for
about q year and a half past, Is on a
visit to Virginia city to see his old
Enthusiastically Beany Irwin and
Tom Jackson who have lately been In
yery Door health, and are expected to
die some time. Everybody knows
Jack Perry, n Of the most genial,
generous and bully good men In the
land Of sagebrush. He assures us that,
politically, he goes In for anything and
everything. he can do this now, As
he has turned to be q Democrat-on
the ground, we believe, that the Re
pubs were too slow for him. But he
says he's not a candidate for any Office
the only prominent man n that
party who Is not. But, laying all
politics aside, Colonel j. V. B. Perry
Is good egg as they say in Pike.
CONDITION ur THE WOUNDED. -
Browning and Cornelius, the victims
of the ARRAY on the Divide. day before
yesterday, are rapidly recovering. DR..
Hall aays the bullet hole through
shields thigh. received In the general
battle at Gold Hill night before last, Is
doing we'll. The numerous broken
heads, damaged eyes, crippled noses,
etc, incidental to the various other
free fights and melees occurring re-
Gently about here, are all recuperating,
at a satisfactory rate. If these Donny-
brook festivities would only let up for
short time our Gold Hill population
would entirely recover and look nat,
ural once more. An armistice should
be declared for the purpose. II looks
bad for the moral reputation OF our
outlet burg to see every other mans
head bandaged or n or two OF his
eyes In mourning.
SSow DIsAPPEARED.-T The carson
appeal says that the snow on the
mountains directly west Of that place
has now entirely disappeared for the
first time In several years. The great
natural reservoir or deposit OF water
on the summit OF the Sierra thus dis
appearing so unusually early In the
sesson, IS very liable to have a detri-
mental effect upon the general moist
ure. II not upon the general health OF
the country. but 1t Is to be hoped Inat
early rains OF SHOWS this FAN or VIM
Ter may compensate for It somewna
PEARLS AND RuBIEs.-when rosy
lip, part, pearls should glitter behind
them. 10 preserve and beautify the
dental enamel, there Is no preparation
like Sozodont, o compound Of the most
wholesome. vegetable a~ntiseptics,
among which the bark Of the South
American soap tree, known to the ma
dives as Outlay, and used by the Span
iab Americans for cleansing without
imnairin0, the most delicate fabrics, Is
moseimportant.
HSaoop fpsA.-The old Carson The
ssr6uiidiag is having the roof and up
oar e6,ks taken of, and Moore &
paSoef, proprietors, propose to thor
oeS4lS overhaul and reft It through
orif. Ia, fact make a new theater Oh IL.
srhis has been q much needed improve
mant for some time. rhe Carson peo,-
AS mead and will patronize a good,
roli conducted theater, with the
oropsr attractions produced therein.
Lre Cur Ory.-The Carson appeal
AVS: "nr. Munckton was telegraphed
for. from Glenbrook, yesterday, to 60
to anooner's Station TO attrnd . man
whoae lee was cut of. Tho telegram
e. ~s,,nnosed TO refer to an accident In a
i,,,ber Mill. DR.. Munckton being In
disposed. Drs. Luce and thompson
started immediately to the assistance
Of the injured man."
ospuAx AsYIux.-rhe new Orphan
Asylum bnlldlng at Carson Is nss
ssSnming Its proposed proportions the
1sme beinQ already up and inclosed
With fhe rooang and clapboarding.
aS.AIpuo's GLUE" will just suit
ysa.