Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-01-26


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Jas Mayberry ] BSheppard Mr. oredwards
Jas Strozzi BIZ Farris
CARSON IrEMs.-we condense the
following from the Carson Register Of
this morning: The wives Of two hon.
orable Senators yesterday went ont
visiting. After making some twenty
calls, they brought up in the afternoon
at a house which they supposed to be
the residence Of a certain deputy State
officer. Knocking at the door and
getting no reply, they left their cards
and departed, expecting a call from
the lady Of the house to-day. Stop
ping at another house hard by, they
happened to mention the circumstance,
when to their horror they were in
formed who lived In the house at which
they had just left their invitation
cards. The great topic on the street
yesterday afternoon was the failure Of
the Assembly to pass the Legislative
Fund bill owe the Governors veto.
The Assembly Chamber was crowded
during the time of the discussion, and
afterward groups of excited members
and long-visaged landlords gathered
upon the streets, worked themselves
up into a Precipitation, and bucked and
plunged around stiff legged, like newly
haltered mustangs. But still the Peo-
pies face locked smiling and cheerful
as o May morning 49,. The Board Of
State Prison Commissioners has ordered
the Warden to put the prisoners to
work getting out stone for the base
ment Of the proposed iron fence around
the Plaza. Several of the convicts
were set to work yesterday. and all Of
them will 60 at it as soon Us the neces-
sary tools can be obtained.
PARpoNEp.-We learn from the Reg
f,ter Of this morning that the State
Board Of Pardons yesterday pardoned
two State prisoners NJ. Culinan, COM
mitted March 4, 1870, from Storey
County, for two years, for forgery Of
mining stock. Culinan Is dying Of
consumption, and cannot live exceed
ing sixty days. Tho other man par
doned Is Charley Smith, sent from Sto-
rey for twenty-one years, for the kill
ing of Mickey Free. Smith had been
In prison exactly six years yesterday.
The killing occurred in Gold Hill in
1884, over a game Of cards. Smith
was sitting looking on at a game of
poker, In which Free and others were
engaged. Free was putting up
hands" on a friend Of Smiths. The
friend won q large pot" and quit
the game, leaving n portion Of his
mon for Smith to play. Soon after
the latter commenced playing, Free
attempted to .'raise a hand" on him,
and Smith objected, raising to his feet
and looking over the table Into Frees
lap. At this the latter raised n chair
to strike Smith ; the two met ut the
side Of the table and Free was stabbed.
smith was formerly q sailor; followed
mining in this State, and was a young
man highly esteemed BY those VINO
knew him.
The MONEY PRIzEs.-For the infor-
nation of the numerous ticket holders
in the Nevada Lottery, residing here
about, we publish the following, COM
prising all the money prizes drawn
from the commencement up to yeSter-
dav morning. We copy from the Ne
vada Doily Transcript, furnished us
hv the agent, J. K. Myers: 4i,l23,
500: 2S,2l7, 800; 45,Sls, 1000;
IOI5o. IS, 600; ll.049. 1000; 5,Isl,
eSno * AKA. 200: 80, Ol9, 5000; 1923,
500: 1898, $1,000; 13.2o3, 5000;
a. 74s. $4,000; 1912, 5000; 4S,l99,
$1,000; 10, 943, $40. 900; 1891, SlOO;
Ss73. 300; 42.3l2, 800; $4,000,
$500: 4s,OO2, $500; S,095, 5000;
3,O44, 800. The ten thousand dollar
coin prize was drawn on Moh9ay
night. The winning number Is held IN
La Porte, Sierra county, California.
The book containing the number was
sent 10 q blacksmith at that place DC
sold. The holder Of the ticket when
drew the three thousand dollar gold
coin prize, resides in Calaveras county:
Az vet about two hundred dollars Is all
that IA known to have been drawn IN
Nevada County, and we have not heard
OF any drawn about here.
MISS PRICE AT CARsoS.-Miss Fanny
B. Price makes a great hit with
Carson neighbors, the theater being
crowded every evening. She played
Lea, last night, and the appreciative
critic of the Register thus comments
upon one portion Of her d~elineation:
ain the fourth act the rage OF jeal-
ousy and the melancholy OF disap-
pointsd love were portrayed most
forcibly; but in the pronunciation OF
the curse against the betrayer-a scene
which taxes the tragic powers OF an
actress to their utmost-MiSs Price
moved herself complete mistress OF the
Character. and reached the sublimity
~ trngic acting. For this she was not
only applaudsd to the echo, but was
called before the curtain amid the
widest enthusiasm"
HEARD FRoM.-Says the Sacramento
Record of yesterday morning: "Philip
LYNCH, editor and proprietor Of the
Gold Hill News, passed through this
city Yesterday. bound for San Fran
cisco, to spend n week away from inc
cares and vexations incident TO the
successful publishing of a daily paper.
He Is an old typo. but IN the Silver
state has succeeded In amassing sufh-
Gent of that metal to warrant him in
giving up the 'case' and working only
6v his own srule.' OF course he made
ali his cash by printing a paper" The
Peeord Is right. It Is only by going
onsr IN California occasionally that our
afHuent Father Lynch can get rid Oh
his surplus coin accumulations.
RUNNING AaNN.-The Mexican md
Morgan mills started up again on
Monday, but were compelled to shut
down again for a few hours yesterday,
~ a 1aaE I'm the f1ume where