Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-08-30
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.


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Mr. Meyers Minnie CorbynMinnic Fillmore
J Gladding Green TRoaeh
Departures.
ut WELLS. FARGO q co.'s LrSE.
Mary Russell Mr. Longstrect w J Smith
Belle Davis Mr. Thompson John Miller
Mr. Shermier Mary Forshire j l. Rckley
CT Taylor Mrs BostworthM Jacques
Jno jacques EA Fargo il Marshall
MORE STATE BoARDERs. = Deputy
Sherifts Brown and Shermier arrived
at Virginia yesterday morning from
White Pine with three prisoners, lately
convicted and sentenced in the District
Court for White Pine county. They
took them down to Lieutenant Gov
ernor Slingerland's big stone house,
for such folks made and provided, near
Carson, yesterday noon, and were back
to Virginia on their return home last
evening. They have quite an Idea OF
the prompt way things are managed
down Mt the State Prison. They LETT
White Pine Saturday afternoon, and
the prisoners scarcely got 4 single wink
of sleep till they arrived ut the prison.
As soon rs they got inside the gates
and q full delivery of them was made
to the prison authorities, they were
stripped, put under the pump, washed
of nicely, treated to \ fine new suit of
striped clothing, and after lunch or
dinner they were put at work III the
stone quarry in order to fully Initiate
them at once in the mysteries and mis-
cries of their new home. The follow
ing Is a summary Of them, copied from
the Carson Appeal of this morning:
Ulysses w. Hutchinson, manslaugh-
ter, ten years; Thomas Flynn, grand
larceny, five years; and two years for
having burglars tools about him; to-
tai, seven years. (rhis Is the fellow
who went through Mike McCluskey's
premises.) Loom, amalgam thief, two
years. This enterprising gentleman,
after stealing a bag Of amalgam from
one Of the White Pine mills, carried
it to his cabin In such n loose manner as
to leave his trail distinctly marked
with quicksilver. Hence his arrest.
The great East continues to assert
itself In the most numerous branch OF
III State government"
BEAUTIFUL AND AFFECTING SCENE
Last Thursday, on the occasion Of the
funeral of our late much beloved fell
low citizen and friend, n. A. II. Ball,
while the deeply impressive services
at the church were progressing, trans
pired a scene Of beautiful interest
which will never be forgotten by the
assemblage witnessing it. When the
Knights Templar, surrounding the
coffin Of their brother Sir Knight rs 1t
lay upon the chancel by the altar, had
concluded the interesting and impress
siye ceremonies peculiar to their Order
on such occasions, the children OF st.
Johns Sunday School, with their teach
ers, went forward by classes, and pass
Ing around the open collin Of him they
had so loved IA Superintendent Of their
School, and the true fatherly friend Of
their youth, each gently laid upon his
now silent, PROSTATE form, u sprig OF
cypress, and 4 small bouquet OF fiow-
ers. First came the eldest class-Mr.
Ball's-without 4 teacher, and last OF
all, the class Of little ones, pleasantly
known rs "Mr. Balls chickens, y
some Of them mere infants, that had to
be lifted up to the coffin. They had
been taught the floral Specification Of
the sprig Of cypress love you y
and weepingly each expressed the sell
timent Of their youthful hearts rs they
laid this last fond tribute upon the
bosom of that fatherly friend who in
life loved children so we'll. There
were many "children Of larger
Growth" within that church gazing
upon the scene who wept rs did the
little ones.
The STATE CAPITNI.-rhe Carson
Appeal says that the contractor, Mr..
Cayanaugh, has proceeded so far with
the building Of the Capitol that the
next thing in order is the getting out
of the granite for the steps OF the four
entrances. Mr.. Grant will send a force
of quarrymen to-day just over the line
Of Washoe county to Simon's rancf,
where there are some large boulders-
from some of which the Mint granite
was uuarried-and from thence will
shortly bring the required ashlers.
The porches or porticoes fronting the
doors are to be of woodwork, OF such
architectural dimensions Is will con-
form with the other parts IF the build
ing. The master carpenter, Mr..
Thompson, was yesterday engaged In
getting out the materials tor the
cupola which Is to surmount the struc-
ture.
OLD BENzlNE. = "That's all very
well, you fellers CROWN 70 jolly over
them little Prussian Victories" says
Bunsby, a day or two ago, to the rest
of the boys in a saloon here In Gold
Hill shut Jest you walt till old Ben
zine gifts out OF Metz, and see eff he
don't knock the sourkrout out Of them
Dutchmen. They think they've got
Benzine bottled up, but don't suck
Ii. Benzine III give 'em the gripes eff
he ever gifts into 'em properly, you
bet"
Marrow EscAPE.-A telegram was
received at Carson yesterday, dated
Albany, n. Y, August q, by Mrs.
J.. Nicely johnson, from her husband,
announcing his escape, unhurt, from
mn accident on the New York Central
Railway In which the cars were
smashed up and two men killed. Our
genial friend, the Judge and eS-Gov-
ernor, was certainly in luck that time.
THE last proclamations Of King VIII
liam and Napoleon contained a clause
stating that nobody should fail to Sc
cnre some tickets In j. L. Welton's
Grand Git Entertainment-two thou
sand dollars worth to be distributed
in a few days, Tickets a cent eae6
He Is selling them By the thousand.
Call and examine the goods and buy
some tickets. Prizes range nom 20