Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-01-10
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.

Gilbert Guirc j Jewett CT Lindsay
ia wes,ewclt J q Hanson JR Meyers
VIM Grieiths Annie HisSinsMrs Bundy& boy
Miss Young
APPRorRNrE PREsENTATIoS.-Last
Sunday afternoon the officers and en-
ployes of the U. S. Branch Mint, at
Carson, presented their late Superin-
tendent, Colonel Abe Curry, with n
valuable gold watch and chain, in
token of their appreciation and esteem.
The watch is of the best manufacture
Of Z. Howard &c Co., Boston, and on
the insideof the lower Ease bears the
following inscription "To A. Curry,
from the officers and employees OF the
u. 5. b. Mint, Carson City, Nevada,
January l, ISL" There were the
usual speeches made, incidental to
such occasions, also good things in the
way Of eating and drinking, and the
participants all enjoyed the occasion
In n highly satisfactory manner. In
receiving this valuable, well deserved
present, the old Colonel remarked in
an undertone that this was rs yet the
largest part of the remuneration he
had received for three years services
ut the Mint.
CARSON ITEMs.-W We condense the
following from the Carson Register Of
this morning: James d. Minor, Sec
rotary Of State, yesterday took pos
session Of that Office, and appointed
Charles Martin to continue in office rs
DEPUTY Secretary of State, and Hon.
J.J. Linn rs Clerk in the State Library
and Internationally office -. On
the It'll instant, Governor Blasdel
issued a First L.ieutenant's commission
toJohnS. Young, Of the Emmett Guard,
Storey county 49, The new State OIL
GERS were all installed into office yes
rerday except the Acknowledgement,
vino previously had possession -. w.
W. Hobart, State Controller, has re-
tanned as his deputy Theodore \. Hale.
who has been In the same position for
some time 80. On the 9th instant, Hon.
Charles W. Kendall's certificate OF
election was issued and forwarded to
him in Maine.
SUIT FOR THE REwARD.-The Sacra-
mento Union Of yesterday says: Xxx
Chief Of Police Burke, of this city,
and Deputy Sheriff Edwards, OF
Washoe county, Nevada, commenced
suit in the Sixth District Court OH sat
duray, against the Central Pacific
Railroad Company for $4,000, and
against Wells, Fargo Il Co. for S2.50o'
claimed to be due rs the reward Tor tne
arrest and conviction OF three OF ths
railroad train robbers. We are IN
formed that this suit Is brought AMIGA
bly, and merely to settle in Court GER
tain claims which other parties have
set I'M to a portion of the reward for
capturinc the three men referred 10.
The companies will pay the money
into Court, and it will there be decided
who is is rightfully entitled to it.
WE.roS's SECOND GIFT ENTERPRISE.
In our advertising columns today see
announced the second grand gift enter
prise by J. +. Welton, of Gold Hill,
to take place on the odd Of February
next. On this occasion, $3.50 in gold
coin and $3.50 worth Of gold and sill
yer watches, diamonds, silver ware,
gold chains, fine ladies' sets, locSets,
Sleeve buttons, rings, ETC., are to be
distributed among ticket holders. Inc
prizes range from SO to $500; Zen
tickets for two bits. Tickets to be had
mt ]. Il. Welton's jewelry store, III
Flapg's Bank, Gold Hill. The great
popTlarity of his last lottery, n the
perfect fairness with which it was con-
Quoted, Is sufficient Endorsement Tor
the present one. For all further par
t%icuiars call on Welton, or write to
him.
DRUNKEN INpIANs.-There we're sev-
eral drunken Indians, male and female,
OH u streets Sunday afternoon says
the Carson RegiSterL and the law had
TO take hold of one of them. The law
ought also to take hold of those selling
or giving intoxicating liquors to Ill
diana. They ought to have some OF
our Gold Hill officers down ut Carson
awhile TO ferret out those lhalah
whisky sellers. We notice they man.
aqed to bring one Of those meanest
Kind Of law-breakers to grief last week,
and others suspected will have to carry
Themselves pretty straight in the future,
if they would avoid detection N
severe punishment.
OFFICERS ELEcrRD.-At the regular
monthly meeting of Washoe Engine
Company No. 4, Virginia, last ever
ing, a semi-annual election Of officers
was held, with the following result
President, Thomas II. Fox; Foreman,
John S. Ryno; First Assistant, james
Moore Second Assistant, Arthur fer-
kins: Treasurer, William Mooney,
Secretary, Thomas Cordiell; Steward,
a. Candy Trustees-A. +. MacSay,
George Hatchrand William Gearhart.
The Company also voted to indorse the
nomination of James Malone for mel
Engineer ofthe Fire Department at ths
coming election.
II. C. LILLE & Co.-Read tho new
advertisement of the above entefpris'
ing Virginia firm in our columns to,
day. Their handsome store, No. ii
South C street, contains an extensive,
complete and well-selected assortment
of stationery, blank, school, misceiia'
.neous and all kinds Of new books,
dolls, toys fancy goods, Berlin and
Saxony woods, ETC., besides innumsra-
BILE other desirables In their line.
Lille q Co. import direct from the
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