Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-07-06
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.

Mr. Casey MI sawyer 10 lpunc
The HEATED TERN.-The San Fran
cisco Bulletin of July LIST. speaking OF
the prevailing hot weather, says
1.-The torrid weather which has pre-
vailed In the East, and also in Europe,
to the detriment of the crops, is now
reported from all parts Of the Pacific
slope. 1t is noticeable, however, that
while New York, Philadelphia and
Chicago, and even serene Boston. read
their thermometers ut Of and upwards,
the people of Los Angeles and other
localities south of thiS report 50 as 4
remarkable altitude for the mercury.
On the other hand. the temperature at
places between the Sierra and the
Rockies is quoted at 95 TO l04, which
would make Il grizzly quite disconso-
late" We will agree that l0i is pretty
good for high, and feel pleased to know
that we have not yet experienced 1t In
this section; 50 Is our highest notch
thus far. We may be able to out-hiSh
that yet before the season is over.
The DASH THBoUGu THE FIRE.-The
following are the names of the gallant
young fire laddies who manned Liberty
Engine in its terrific dash down Main
street during the raging Of the fire yes
terday morning, and all of whom were
terribly blistered and burnt OH their
hands, faces, arms and neckS: y. \.
Putnam, Ed. Reese, Patrick Kelley,
Heber Holman, Billy Rowe, "a volun-
teer from Silver City, whose name is
mknown), - Peabody, Sheriff Cum
mings, and James Moore (colCredl por-
ter ut the Bank of California. These
brave men all volunteered their SER
vices to run the terrible fiery dash.
There are rumors that Chief McMartin
ordered them to do rs they did, but
such is not the case. The Liberty boys
intend calling 4 meeting and eNoner-
ating the Chief from blame.
VERY SENSIBLE lDEA.-ln III col
umns to-day, the town authorities OF
Gold Hill advertise for a family to re-
side at the reservoir. near the Bullion
dump, In order to turn on the water In
case of fire or whenever needed. They
offer q fair remuneration, requiring III
return strict temperance, vigilance,
and no other business to be at
tended to; they also require
the best Of references. Now this looks
decidedly sensible In view Of the re-
cent terrible fire, which was princi-
pally the result of n lack of proper
vigilance OH the part of the man sta
toned at the reservoir.
ANOTHER MYSTERY SoLvED.-Chem-
lists being unable to discover the ingre-
dients IN fragrant Sozodont, which re-
moves all stains from the teeth and
imparts such q peculiar rosiness to the
gums, the public are hereby informed
that it Is q preparation from the bark
of the Quillaya Saponaria or Soap
Tree Of Chill, imported for the first
time into this country for this special
purpose. Such is the purifying and
innocuous effect of this rare botanical
agent, that it removes discolorations
from the most fragile textile fabrics.
without lnjuring a single thread.
Docs BURNED TO DENrH.-" Nero"
the huge black dog at the Gold Hill
Market, next door to the NEWS office,
and whose fighting exploits have fur
nished us with more or less items In
times past, was unfortunate enough to
be burned in the great fire OF yester-
day morning. In the haste to close
the iron doors Of the building both
HNero and another dog were for
gotten and shut inside. The fire des-
froyed the interior of the building,
consequently the poor dogs were
n, asted to death.
LAURA DE FORCE GoRDoN.-A letter
from the above talented lady informs
nc that che will shortly visit this section
and lecture In all the principal cities
and towns upon "Spiritualism; >
"Woman's: Rights" and kindred sub
iects. She IS II OF the best and most
effective lect. rrers In the United States,
and having Numerous friends in this
section. She will doubtless draw as
good audiences rs she did when here
before.
CRYSTAL. BEER.--We are indebted to
ID. W. Cross, of Dayton. son OF the Inn
maculate /. D., for I generous supply
of their celebrated Crystal Beer, 9TH
erwise, dayton Champagne, last
saturday. 1t came just AFTER the paper
went to press, when all hands were the
thirstiest, therefore was properly ap-
preciated. Call again.
PRIMARY SCMooI.-MrS. Castor Will
omen her primary school oh Monday
next. in the public school-house, Lower
Gold Hill, where she will be pleased
TO receive her pupils. As the public
scbools have a vacation for two months
Mrs. Gaston's will occupy the room
until such time As they will again rs
semble.
NUr Losr.-A large brass nut OF
peculiar shape, belonging to the brakes
of Knickerbocker Engine. No. ., Nir
0inia, was lost yesterday morning II
Tunnins to the fire in Gold Hill. The
finder will confer a great favor py
leaving the same either ut the hall o.
the company at Virginia, or ut TN
office.
DIsLocNrED.-Mr. Zeigler, butcher
from the Divide, was accidentally
nitched out of his wagon, OH Dayton
Street. Gold Hill, Sunday morning
while making a turn; and had his righ'
knee dislocated.
ANsRorYPEs FoUND.-A couple o.
ambrotypes, which may be perhaps
nrized by some one, were picked W
near the rear of the Postoffice, yester
day. and the owner can have the same
on application to Constable Harkii'
SAVE and mend the pieces, use
"Spalding's Glue"