Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-06-19

be done-as Vanderbilt was stuck after
It. This settled Fisk's desire for the
r~ailroad-but he remarked that he will
vet run a steamboat on Carson river In
opposition If Vanderbilt buys the rail-
road. He became docile after another
cup Of ice water from McGowan's
fountain. Nothing more special hap
pened at the Mound House, except
that "Shooting-Stick's" party re-
maincd half an hour longer, cherrying
in Old Harris cherry orchard. which
Is In full bearing just now. and a per-
feet oasis in n barren wilderness. AS
the railroad Is entirely straight from
the Mound House into Carson City, It
Il a fact we'll known to the travelling
public that special trains always run
as a speed frightful to behold-some-
thing like eight miles an hour-to see
which done was the only object Fisk
had in coming clear from New York
to Gold Hill. In making the distance
from the Mound House to the Capital
of Nevada, it was impossible tor the
passengers on the Pullman to discover
any accidents whatever; thousands OF
grasshoppers, sheep, swine, Bradley,s
bullockS, "or any other man." might
have been slain for all that was or
@ will be known. The special train
arrived safe and sound in Carson-the
beautiful city Of the plains, at the
mouth of Kings Canyon-and the
party were taken in carriages to the
Sazerac Hotel, Napoleon Gibson, pro-
prietor, where n grand reception tooR
place. Among other distinguished per-
sonages who called upon shooting
stick" were Senator William Sharon
the Jay Cooke Of Nevadah Congress-
man Bingham and his particular friend,
Gen. B. +. Butler; Farmer Davis, OF
Ohio: Farmer Treadway, OF Kings
Canyon; Mark Livingston twho ola
Crown Point s'short" to the tune OF a
cool eighty thousandl, Jim Fisk Cor
poral Of the Bloody Ninth, Citizen
Bingham brother to the Congressman.
DR.. John Hunt. Isaac Walton Hyatt
ESQ, Surveyor General Of the Narrow
Gauge Railroad; Louis Goodwin, Esq,
Purser of the great Crown Point;
Judge Sunderland, prospective u. :.
Senator; David MCGOWAN, Esq. (heavy
dealer in the ice business; Hon. A. NJ.
Edyington. business manager oil tie
Union Mill Company-capital stock
one and n half millions; Adolph Sutro
and many others of great name ana
fame. S~hooting.stick treated his guests
kindly and handsomely. and after SUP
plying Sharon, Jim Fisk, Bingham,
hitler and several others with an I'M
mence commlSsary department. and u
carriage and six, he sent them up 10
lake Tahoe to rustlcate for several
DAYS. This all happened between Goi1
Hill and Carson City yesterday, II
but very few persons in that sleepy
town ever knew anything about II.
Be TnERE.-Let no one with any
sort of benevolent feelings in their
soul fail to buy at least one ticket to
the grand ball to be given tomorrow
evening, by the Gold Hill Ladies,
Benevolent Order, for the benefit and
relief of the sufferers by the recent
conflooration In this town. Many o.
those Burned out on that terrible occa'
sion lost pretty much all they had In
the world, and are In great need o.
assistance. This assistance should be
most freely rendered BY their more
fortunate fellow citizens. In attending
this ball, pleasure will be combined
with charity in the most agreeable
manner, so that all who invest IN
ticket will get the full worth OF theil
money, and more too. Take YOU
lady to the ball.
AT SALT LAKE.-A letter received
this morning from William NJ. Gil
lespie, Esq, an old Washoeite, fol-
several years Clerk Of the Nevad'
Assembly, and a "bully boy" gen
orally, states that he has settled IL
Salt Lake City, at least for the presen
and likes the place we'll enough Z
live there always-but that he expect'
TO vote In Nevada ut the next genera
election. He has hoisted his "shingle
;ss n lawyer, and also n real estate
agent-ofice ut the Revere House
That's right. Gill; 20 In n MAKE
yourself useful, wherever you are.
For TIE BESEFrr.-Wsare requeste'
to state that donations Of provision
, and eatab,es, such rs sandwiches, cake
!, fruit, ETC., will be most thankfully re
|, ceiyed by the Gold Hill Ladies' BE
~neyolent Order, for the grand beneti
: ball to be given Tuesday evening mex,
Mt Miners Union Hall, In aid Of tn
sufferers by the late fire. Ladies an
others who will thus assist will pleas
deliver such eatables a soon as poss
q bic previous to the benefit, to Mr.
VIM. Hy Doane, at Fort Homestead.
q HELD TO ASswER.-William Brya
and John Heilshorn, the two youn
men arrested for grand larceny,
:, robbing the engineer Of the Sapphti
y mill, lower Gold Hill, last Wednesla
afternoon, were On examination he
to answer before the Grand Jury In Il
sum of 81, 900 each. In default the
= were committed to Jail.
/ REBUILDING. - Two small cabin
: about ten feet square each, are near
completed on the burnt district Of u
late fire at the upper end Of Gold Hill
but several other and larger building
i will be commenced shortly.
n House CARPESTERs. - John Hi
2 wants a house built In Gold Hill, AZ
:, plans for the same can be seen Mt Il
IS Eclipse Mining Company's office
Tuesday and Wednesday. See motto
d ApNlrrEp.-William s. Bonnifiel
of Unionville, Humboldt County, W
:. ON Saturday admitted to practice 4
in before the Supreme and all 9th
Courts Of this State.