Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-11-21
Departures.

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AGrylis Beifo W A Scaion Mr. Grini;h
X ASH .Ir Stevens Dir Burke
Mrs Rock X Stevens All Aston
A VI Cole
d. RAIN NEEpEp.-The present dry,
clear weather, Is pleasant to look
upon, but is productive of n good deal
Of fitness. Fever symptoms of 4 low.
typhoid type, are very common here
about. There would seem to he an
unusual mixture of miasma i'll the at
moSphere, or, perhaps, = lack o. cleo
t~ricity-or both. Rain is greatly
needed-or snow. which, would doubt
less have the desired sanitary effect.
Accounts which reach IA from San
Francisco say that 10 the unreasonable
dry weather there Is attributed the
alarming prevalence there Of such NAL
aides rs we have mentioned ~ being
common in this latitude. \ week Of
stormy weather would be the best
doctor we could have. ~ says the
Carson -ippeai. and We certainly con-
ear in the latter proposition. The
dust I'll through this section Is o 4
great nuisance, and getting no bette
fast. Tie two or three storms we iil'.
had tins fall have exercised 4 highly
beneficial influence, aud even now the
fldinr remnants of Snow from the last
storm, yet perceptiblc In the mountain
.ayines tcmpers the atmosphere to 4
certain degree, rendering It more
moist and healthy than it would other
wise be. but Y that beneficial mtlu-
cnce is fast leaving Us, and unless rain
~ SNOW comes soon, M unusual
amount of sickness may be looked for.
VIRGINIA BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION.
The Virginia Benevolent Association
is now organized, having adopted u
Constitution and Bylaws and elected
officers for the ensuing year. Twenty
five citizens having pledged themselves
10 organize such nj association IA be-
come active members thereof. 4 meet
ing was called 1t the Courthouse on
Wednesday evening, November 18TH
ut which time those who were present
came forward and paid into the Treas
TRY their initiation fee of $40, IS re-
Uiircd by the Constitution. Those
:tctive members WHO We're not present
are requested to call at the Secretary'S
Office. The following named persons
were elected officers for the ensuing
wear: G.. G.. BattcrmaM, President {:
Charles II. Fish. Secretary George Ill.
Dana, Treasurer. DircctorS-Bi,hop
O. ". Whitaker, Rev. L. ii. McGratlI,
Rev. W. W. Macombcr. III. II. Day.
ID. NJ. Geiger, ID. .. Atkinson. Tie
Association i anxious TO secure n large
list of monthly subscribers, who. 10y
the rules of the Organization, Will be
honorary members. For this purpose.
and to complete the roll OF active
members. there will be 4 meeting Of
the citizens of Virginia held ut the
Court-house this evening at . o'clock.
All are Invited 10 attend.
TIE FIGARo SNrOoS.-UnGer the
efficient superior tendency OF John
Rosenbrock. this very neat and attrac-
tive new saloon at the corner of G and
Union streets, is already 4 favorits
place Of popular resort. 1t is most
conveniently located, and kept in good
handsome style. with none but good
we'll approved liquors behind the bar
no "rot-gut," "tanglc-leg." dead-fail
whisky, but eS~hilerstinG beverages,
such a. gentlemen drink ; those berer-
aces which cheer. but not inebriate y
unless YOU drinE too much. Only
the choicest and most popular brands
of liquors are kept nc the Figaro. such
as old Cutter and fine Scotch WHISTLES,
Nicnet Proprietor, and Jules Robins
brand;cs. Old Tom gin. foreign aud
domestic wines, ale, porter, lager beer,
etc. There. too, can be found that
same old fiyorite brand Of cigars, SO
we'll known and approved by the pat
rons Of Piper'S saloons. \ comfort
able reading room is fitted mp at the
rear Of the saloon for the patrons oil
the Figaro. See advertisement to-day.
FIRE At CARsoS.-We learn from
the Appeai that n fire occurred about J
O'Clock yesterday morning on Carson
street, in the rear of Elijah Walkers
Mint House. The night WAS calm, ana
the iiremeu We're promptly Oh hanu
with their apparatus, and performed
cycallcn, service. or Walkers HoteI
and the Corbett House. adjoining,
would have been destroyed. Tho
building was used ~ 4 store!ou'e FOL
liquors and provisions. Mr.. Walker
is Insured for $500 i'll the Pacific
lie thinks the fire was caused by n
incendiary.
W,suor SAyAGEs. An aboriginal
controversy, in which the principal
wer. two BOYS Of the WaSlioe tribe,
took place in the street gutter opposite
our Office Yesterday, says the carson
.lDoeI. 4 great deal OF hair-puliinl
AMI n bloody nose for each of the com
h,tonts we're the spoilS of war. Iht
vonouished one laid down in the gutter
and refused for 4 long time to be com
fOrtctL
FROM G. F. J. CoLsuEN. Doctor o
Dental Surgery. Newark, y. j.: "Ii'
nopu,ar dentifrce known as Sozodo"i
besides being a very pleasant aduit'n!
10 the toilet, contains ingredients Tia;
fused according to the directions VII
nroye of the greatest utility to ih'
health of the mouth and teeth.
ORruAxs.-rhe Orphans Home n
Carson has now ten occupants. III
Guiding three from Storey county,
taken down there 4 day or two since
by Sheriff Cummings.
SEGREGATED BELcuER ASSESSMENT
An assessment Of 81 per share was
levied IN the capital stock OF the seq,
regated Beleher Mining Company las'
saturday.
Ar HoME.-Governor Blasdel is now
NJ his Carson residence. having. re
turned with a crippled Knee iron
White Pine.