Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-11-27
KEsrucx REpoRr.-At the annual

kESTCCK hEPOKT.-At tHo aiiiual
meeting Of the Kentuck Mining Com
pany, held at San Francisco last week,
the following report of the affairs Of
the company were rendered by the
proper officers At the beginning of
the last fiscal year, the amount OF cash
on hand was $S.l45. The amount re-
ceived from bullion product, premium
and incldentals, was $ll9,6S3. Two
assessments, Of $40, 900 each. were also
collected, making the total receipts,
including cash on hand, $l65, SIS. The
amount paid for labor and supplies at
mine and mills, freight, exchange. ETC.,
was $l40,67 The expenses ut the
office at San Francisco were $4.S92,
and of the Gold Hill office, including
salary of Superintendent, etc., A,S92;
miscellaneous, 1855, making the total
expenditures $l50,35S, and leaving
$l5,470 cash on hand.
WooLEN CLorHEs.-Now Is the time
to buy and to wear good, thick WOODEN
clothes, the sudden change Of weather
making 1t necessary to protect the
body and feet. The places to buy such
articles IL at the stores whose propries
tors have liberality enough to adver-
tise In the newspapers; and a list OF
such places can be seen BY examining
our advertising columns. There are
two stores Of this kind In Gold Hill
Walters Bazaar, n few doors above
the NEWS office, and Reinsteln's, in
Maynard's Block, opposite the Bank OF
California. Also, In Virginia City, at
Banner Brothers, at Barnert's, or kol-
pel & Platt's. The ladies can lind
choice wooden goods at Frankenheim-
er's, or Galland's, Gold Hill, or at
Morris s. Nathan's, Virginia. See their
advertisements.
HEAVY Snow SToRM.-During the
past forty-eight hours the heaviest
snow storm known In this section for
years at this particular season, has
prevailed. It is about eight inches
dean on q level, or would be II the
drifts were leveled down, and although
the sun Is occasionally peeping through
the clouds to-day, yet the air IS full OIL
snow, and the storm seems reluctant
to clear up. AL old settlers agree
that IL Is too early In the season for so
heavy a storm as this. II the coming
Winter may be judged by this early
and ambitious f%orerunner we shall
have q long and severe e
SEVERE MINING AccIpENT.-Last
Saturday afternoon Myles Finlan'
working In the Hale & Norcross mine,
was very severely injured BY a rock
falling upon his head, q distance OF
several feet, knocking him senseless.
He remained insenslble for over an
hour. DIR. Bronson, who attended
him, did not find his skull fractured,
and he Is nov getting, along we'll
Mr.. Finlan has many. frienas 70 sy"-
pathize with him in his athictlon.
GARDENS BESEFrr.-Bear in mind
that this evening Mr.. James Garden
the talented and favorite actor, takes
his farewell benefit aud the Opera
House closes for the season. Jake
whites buses will take all from Cold
Hill or the Divide who desire to attend
the theatre. The "Three Guards.
men" Is the dramatic attraction Of
fcred, with Miss Ince and Mr.. Garden
in the leading characters, ably sup
ported by q powerful cast.
The SrAeEs.-Mr. George A. Trim
Bile, Woodruff & Ennor's efficient stage
agent at Virginia, desires us to notify
the public that tonight and hereafter
the IL o'clock and 6 o'clock stages for
Steamboat Springs will be discon-
tinued. The stages will leave only al
8 O'Clock In the evening, as formerly.
Three coaches will leave ut that time
tonight. Passengers and others In
terested will please bear this in mind.
OK RusSERs.-Jake White has got
his fine omnibus sleigh running over
the route between Gold Hill and Vir-
ginia to-day, and 1t goes full OF ladies'
and gents each way. Four bits IS the
price Of a ride, and in reality 1t Is the
Cheapest sleigh-ride q person could
we'll buy. Frank Henderson, the
driver, cracks his team over the road
at a lively rate.
VA SuSlSis, sAcNS
and slelghs of all descriptions are out
n day, also plenty Of sleighing par
ties. enjoying the fun. How long It
will last remains to be seen. The best
sleighing Il at Virginia, ths streets
being more level than in Gold Hill.
Onr Main street, however, Is pretty
we'll bedded with snow, but rather
soft and mushy for hrstrate sleighing.
Mans AND PASSENGERS DELAYEp.-
Owing to the heavy snow storm the
c.rs with mails and passengers from
California did not arrive at Steamboat
Till lOH o'clock A. NJ. to-day. The
stages were accordingly not expected
To arrive at Virginia till 3 O'Clock this
oSternoon, depending, however, upon
how badly the snow Is drifted on the
Geiger Grade.
Nor GurLrY.-The trial Of the con-
v,ct. at Carson for thu murder Il
I...es the State Prison guard, on the
occasion OF the great September break,
came 20 q conclusion Saturday even
Inv. The jury brought in a verdict Of
not guilty.
PAM IN.-The Treasurer of Storey
county last Friday paid into the State
Treasury, on December settlement OF
State taxes, $40, 500; and the Treasurer
Of Washoe county paid In, on same
..,,k ara Sl6 80.