Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-11-11
ConoSEn's ISouEsr. An inquest

SOn0SNGN
was held by Coroner Bence, Of Ormsby
county, at Empire City, on Tuesday,
to inquire into the cause Of the death
of the brakeman on the Virginia and
Truckee Railroad, killed by being run
over by the cars on Sunday last-an
account Of which accident we gave.i in
Mondays NEWS. The jury returned
the following verdict: "The name Of
deceased was John Brown. He was
a native Of County Sligo, Ireland, aged
about &c years, and he came to his
death on the It'll day OF November,
1870, at Empire City, in this county,
from injuries received on the 9Th day
Of November, 1870, while attempting
to get on q train Of cars while In mo-
ton. And we further find that such
death was purely accidental"
BENEFIT OF MRs. SAuER. = Next
Thursday evening, Mrs. Sauer, the
very excellent and popular singer,
t,kes a complimentary benefit at Pr
pcr's Opera House. She has assisted
most willingly and effectively ut all
the benefits given for military, fire COM
panies and others recently, and now
It Is but fair that her kindness should
be properly reciprocated. As a singer
she has few superiors, and as a real
deserving lady, zone. The entertain
ment will consist of vocal and instru-
mental music, by all the best singers
and musicians together with n slight
touch Of the dramatic. We hope to
see tho theater we'll filled throughout
on the occasion. @
Nor That SQUIREs. The Carson
Appedl Of this morning says: 1--WE
learn, through Deputy Sheriff Kincade,
of washoe, that the report that Squires,
who was sent to the penitentiary from
this county for arson, was arrested as
one Of the express robbers, IS u mis-
take. The man arrested, whose name
gave rise to this rumor, Is John
Squeers, charged with the Geiger
grade stage robbery. Our Sluires has
been living on a ranch in California,
with his brother, since his pardon, and
is reported to he conducting himself
like an honest citizen. We make this
correction cheerfully, and are glad to
know that Squires Is doing so WE'LL"
CAMEL. TnAIN.-Last night a train
of twenty camels came to Virginia,
loaded with salt from the salt fields
sixty or seventy miles east of that
city. These camels are, all but m or
two, natives Of this State, and belong
to 4 couple Of Frenchmen who have u
ranch OH the Carson river, n few miles
below Dayton. The camels r not
allowed to enter the city during day
light. IA the sight Of the ungainly
brutes frighteus and stampedes every
mule or horse that sees or smells them.
Camels thrive rs well here rs sheep or
oxen. So says the Enterprise.
Coon WArER.-The Company are
fastening their pipe laying and other
preparations for the supplying Of good
wholesome water to the people of
Virginia as fast as possible. They
have nearly completed 4 large water
tank at the western part OF the
city, and a large lot Of water-pipe has
lust arrived. We hope the stream Of
good water will increase, 20 that they
may afford 4 portion to Gold Hill.
SlGNIsIcANr.-The Democracy, elated
=. what triumphs they have just
achieved in this State, have the Ameri-
can flag-the old Stars and Stripes
raised OH Fort Homestead, Gold Hill,
to-day, with 4 broom above IL. The
old flag DROPS beneath the disgrace.
but occasionally floats out in revived
remembrance Of its glorious position
during the late war of the rebellion.
AMERICAN FLAr.-rhis foreign New
jersey precinct stands II Republican
to II Democratic. Old Pinschower,
the independent candidate for Sheriff,
Is only waiting for them to get through
counting, when, If they don't bring
him him out right, he will contest the
election throughout the county.
The WORD "SozoDoNT," which is
fast becoming a household word, Is de-
rived from the Greek, and composed
Of two words, Sozo and Odontes. Sozo.
translated, means to preserve, and
Odontes, the teeth. Sozodont, n pre-
server of the teeth. And 1t is true to
its name.
RErunsED.-Dr. J. f. Gibbons has
returned from visiting the hospitals
of Europe, and has resumed practice
at his Dispcnsary. No. G23 kearny
street, corner Of Commercial, san
Francisco, where his old patients and
those requiring his services may find
him.
TIE FAIR.-Thc Ladies' Fair is still
in cheerful progress at Armory Hall,
Virginia. Visitors go and come as
seenicth best to them, and spend rs
much or as little money as they choose,
and have as much fun as they desire.
A LONG SIEGE.-Work at the First
Ward polls, Gold Hill, was not COM
pleted yesterday until Il. o'clock in
the afternoon, so badly were the tick
cts scratched and interllned, patched
and pasted.
PLENTY OF BuLLocKs.-"M Mary Jane
Simpson" desires to know If King
William don't want q few more bull
locks. Boegle says William Is fully
supplied. but the French seem to lack
both bullockS and backbone.
HOME AaAIN.-The family of DIR.
Hall returned to Gold Hill yesterday
morning from their visit to the East.
and are now comfortably installed in
their new house OIL Main street.
HAVE You CoLD?-Go to Brodek's,
No. 81 c street, Virginia, and get n
steam bath, aud your cold will vanish,
Steam baths only one dollar. Hot and
cold baths only fifty cents. tn
BULLY o BLIY.-We ere agair
indebted to Billy Wilson'S stage for s
copy OF this mornings Carson Appeal.
AssEssNENT.-An assessment of s:
per share has been levied upon the