Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-04-26
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.

In THE FIELD.-In another column,
under head Of "New To-day" see the
advertisement Of Lee i Jewett, house,
sign and ornamental painters, Main
street, Gold Hill, opposite the Vesey
House. They are still at their old
stand, and fully prepared at all times
to execute any work In their line, in 4
truly artistic and workmanlike a
ner, with promptness, neatness and
dispatch, guaranteeing satisfaction in
ell cases. Bill Lee has long been a
prominent, active resident Of Gold
Hin. and recently he took 4 trip over
% Sacramento to try his luck and en-
erpies in that locality. He has just got
back, declaring that Gold Hill is good
place enough for him. Bill is like all
other good WaShoeites-they all have
to come back-can't stay away. jew
EFT, his partner, is also a good Gold
Hitler, with lots Of friends.
RUNAWAY AND SMAsH-UP.-The Car
son Appeal Of this morning says
YESTERDAY Mr.. c. Leford, a young
man resident Of this place, while re-
turning from Silver City with a horse
and buggy, and when just this side Of
the Four Mile House, was run away
with and upset, receiving considerable
injury. The buggy was completely
smashed, the harness broken, and Mr..
Leford was severely cut about the head
by the kicking Of the horse. Though
dragged q considerable distance, and
rendered partially insensible, with
true grit he Retained his hold upon the
reins until assistance was rendered
him."
MATCH BILLIARD GAME.-A match
came Of billiards is being made up, to
take place about the 18th of May, at
the Palace Saloon No. 2, Gold Hill,
which promises to be one Of great
interest. The game is to be for a purse
of 1920, twelve players entering, at
$40 each. At the outcome Of the game,
the best player gets $50, or half the
purse the second best gets $lO, and
the third gets $40. Eight players are
already entered, and the game is open
for four more-amateurs barred. In
cluded in the stipulations, the winner
Of the first prize Is to challenge George
Currie, Of Virginia, to = match game.
SpNSXIISG THE STREETS. The
sprinkler is doing good service, not
only here In Gold Hill, but also In the
streets Of Virginia, c street especially,
Is being sprinkled almost to its juno
tion with B street. If the barbarians
residing on the Divide could only
abort to pay the sprinkler, the dust
would be effectually laid continually
throughout. Team owners and those
who use the road between the two
towns should help pay for sprinkling
the Divide.
RusAwAy.-Dr. Bronson's two-horse
buggy team got excited last evening at
VIRGINIA and ran away down Taylor
street. pitching the Doctor out, and
then they kept on till they smashed up
tbe buggy. and were arrested near the
Gould & Curry works, on ID street;
The Doctor got bruised a little and
scratched some about the face, but for
tunately escaped without serious DAM
age. The horses were also unhurt.
Coon FouSpNTIoS.-T The excara-
lions for the State Capitol at Carson
are about three and a half feet deep,
and at that point exists a character OF
ground which the architect pronounces
Of a substantial and firm character.
The foundations of the exterior walls
are to be seven feet in thickness.
JUDGES OF THE TowS ELECTION
The following is a correct list of the
town election to be held next Monday
in Gold Hill: First Ward-D. Gram
dali, John Larkin and A. A. Putnam ;
Second Ward - Thomas G.. Taylor,
John Randall and Charles McDermott.
SEVERE AccrpENr.-This morning,
in the Twin Mine at Silver City, a
n quantity of ore suddenly fell on
Patrick Sullivan, q Canadian, broke
the instep of of his feet. He was
attended by DR.. Kirby, and Is doing
well under the operation.
New ORE DUMr.-The Imperial
Company have just completed a new
ore dump on the Tunnel Toll-road
Grade, at the upper end Of town. OPP
posite the Imperial Empire shaft.
This Is for the ore being extracted
through that shaft.