Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-09-01
ARRIVALS AND DEPARrURKs.
Departures.

Br WOODRUFF = ESSoR's LNE.
aE,sntltn FGla,s o Bowers
Aval.sQnez Mr. Waugh &C Ruhlipg
JEHieksv Mr. u. dyer
The TRIUMPH OF THE SocIALs.-As
our Carson telegram In yesterdays
News stated, the Socials Of Virginia
beat the Silver Stars Of Carson in the
championship game of base ball yes
terday-beat them badly-the score
standing 81 to 80. The Silver Stars
seem to have lost their nip as we'll as
the champion bat. The score being
already pretty we'll published, 1t Is
quite unnecessary for Us to do so, and
VIC presume the less the Silver Stars
see Of narrowing details, the better
they will like It. The Carson Register
SAYS the Silver Stars didn't seem to
take much interest In the affair, and
gives among other reasons, that some
OF their best players were absent,
others were sick a-bed, some were hob
bling around On three legs, and a few
OF them were well. It seems a singu-
lar circumstance that all the cripples
In Carson Join the Base Ball Club, or
II not crippled, soon become so. The
way Of It was that the Socials simply
went down after that champion bat, in
tending to bring 1t home, and they did
so. When they returned to Virginia,
last evening, by the 8 O'Clock train,
they were escorted up from the depot
and along G street to their headquar-
tsrs by a brass band, creating quite a
sensation. Afterward they had a sup
per and lots Of fun. jubilating till a
late hour with their friends.
CARSON IrEMs.-We extract the fol-
lowing from the Register Of this morn
ing: Night before last, Sheriff Swift
arrested a man for going into a Chinese
wash-house on Curry street and Great
ing a disturbance by throwing smooth
ing irons out through the window and
kicking over baskets Of clean clothes.
He was kept In jail over night and re-
leased yesterday morning through the
i~ntercession Of friends ....A large num-
Der OF Indians reached this city day
before Yesterday from the California
mountains lying south Of Carson VAL
ley, and have since been participating
In the nocturnal solrees Of their oreth-
rem Of the Washoe tribe. The visitors
are all mounted, and will soon proceed
10 the northward 49,. Governor L. 4.
Bradley lef on Wednesday for Call.
fornia, whittier he goes to visit his
daughters, his eldest daughter and her
children having recently arrived from
ST. Louis. 80. Quiet people report two
slight and unnatural movements OF the
earth night before last. One about 1885
and the other near midnight. The
weather has been very favorable Tor
earth ague for several days.
Carson WATER ScARcTTY.-The Reg
fs.er says: Never was water so scarce
in Carson City and vicinity. Almost
eyerybody who get water from the
two water companies are locking up
their hydrants, thus preventing others
from using It. Even the wells Of the
city, which have been heretofore full
of water, are "drying up" and the
owners thereof take the apparatus
used for pumping the water away from
the pumps daily In order to keep out
siders from ~"indulging In the luxury
of drinking water" The Carson and
EAGLE valley farmers all complain OF
the great scarcity Of water. They fear
their crops will be a complete failure.
QUEER Br1TINa.-At Carson yester-
day, Ed. Sweeney bet Col. Abe Curry
six horses against six that Haight Will
be elected Governor Of California next
"wednesday. Subsequently. a Demo-
crat made this proposition to Sweeney,
and that gentleman accepted: IL
Sweeney wins the six horsesfr from Curry
he IA to present the best saddle horse
OF the lot to the nameless Democrat,
who Is to ride the horse and canvass
the State for the Democratic party
next year. II Haight Is beaten ana
Sweeney loses, the Democrat Is to can
vass the State on foot.
CALEDONIA MrSE.-The stock Of this
mine Is In q Justly elevated condition at
tho present time, owing to recent and
very GOOD ore developments at the 400
foot 1eyel. The new ore body found
AZ that point shows better and better
"a further developed, and Is evidently
of considsrable extent and Importance.
The second and third levels are also
uieldin9 a. we'll IS usual. The old
Caledonia has staid In the background
long enough In the past, and Is now
last assuming it, proper place In the
front rank.
FARE RAmED.-The Central Pacific
Railroad Company having bought all
thu boats Of the California Steam Nav
i0ation Company between Sacramento
and San Francisco, have raised the
rstes of fare somewhat between those
two noints. Including the stage fare
tnSReno by Woodruff & Ennor's line,
the price of through passage to San
TTsnclsco u now SO 50. The fare
fsSm Reno TO Sacramento remains $l3,
as before, and the stage fare to Reno
by woodruff 8 Ennor's line Is still g.
REFORMATION WXSTED.-Mr. D.. E.
MITCHELL, Of Phoebe, wishes to learn
the address Of the sister Of Robert
Cnmminqs, q member Of the Masonic
Eratsrnify, who died In Phoebe on the
9sthu ltimo. Robert Cummings form
eriy resided In Virginia, and some OF
the Mssons there can doubtless give
the desired Information.
u CRowS PoNr BULLroS.-The Bank
of California at Virginia, yesterday
AHMED $4,000 In bullion, principally
from tho Crown Point mine.