Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-05-06
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.
Arrivals.

of the convicts who escaped from the
State Prison q few days since (says the
Carson Regis,srh has been re~captured
and Is now In the Washoe County Jail.
Thomas Ryan. the other escape, was in
close quarters yesterday afternoon,
having been chased up into the snow
neal the Washoe slide, and at last
accounts his pursuers were thought to
be close upon him, and to have him
nearly surrounded. The fugitives broke
into a house at washoe and robbed II
of q lot of jewelry. Flynn, the recap
tured, Is a stout, healthy fellow, able
to do the State some service, and Is I'M
der sentence for seven years from the
Goth of August last. Ryan is q mere
human wreck. and is being slowly but
surely devoured by a loathsome disease,
long since past the durable stage. He
was sentenced August 18th, 1859, for
four years, and has less than two years
to serve. II he should not be caught
BY his present pursuers nor die from
exposure on the mountains, It will be
next to impossible for him to escape,
rs n description Of him and his picture
has been vent to nearly every railroad
station from Sacramento to Omaha, rs
we'll as to other points of the railroad.
FoRr HOMESTEAD MAY FEsTrvAL.-
Everything is being fully arranged for
the grand, gay and highly p~leasurable
May Festival to be given at Fort
Homestead, Gold Hill, OIL Sunday and
Monday. Being the opening festival
Of the season, It will be the best and
most enjoyable. The grounds are put
in complete order, and the fine, large
hall properly prepared for the occa-
sion. The best Of music will be In
attendance; also plenty OF refresh
ments, strawberries, ice cream, etc.,
and the young, the old, the grave or
the gay among the population Of Gold
Hill and Virginia can there congregate
together in the pure, healthful spring
air, or amid the eShilarating pleasures
Of the merry May dance, and have just
as GOOD a time as their hearts may
desire. Badges, good for both days,
} onlyS one dollar. Ladies' free. For
further particulars see advertisement
Al shoeieF ooiu'h"'
A DESIRABLE BooK.-The trial oil
Laura D. Fair for the murder Of a. I.
Crittenden, including the testimony,
the arguments Of counsel and the
charge of the Court reported verbatim,
together with the entire correspond
ence Of the parties just paol'sneu IN
book form Gy mmi's 20 sais Nv Fred
pnaaSa ~ ,hs Virginia Postofice News
DDoos.e b.. u 10. n Mvers the we'll
pePol, VI ~ pricc e. ner cony.
Known news .ia ~, Tor reter.
IL is u very sS.n ,ortraits Of both
enee' So,n and Gr,,ttenden. All who
bas. not rs,J the account Of the trial
will desire the book, and those whc
have will desire 1t Tor reference
SUccEssruL.-rhe calico ball given
nv the Gold Hill Ladies' Mite
S~oo,o,v az Miners Union Hall,
49,, ,,.,, ,.o,, attended,
night before Iast, va, aS;nn arranoe
and a very gay amu PIe 90,
,ment II Inc nhu' -, Ill
good, n dancing was hepS apt;n,
Sr,s FOO dsbilitated to give us q correct
description of the various dresses worn
on the occasion. May their next en-
tertainment be rs good as this was.
sS.-we saw State
AAoNa tue TT;
Printer Charles l.. ferkihs At nS'
last evening, bound for Salt Lake,
purposing to be gone a couple of weeks
or az. We inquired particularly rs to
his business out there among the saints
but all we Soula t gSI o ..Ri 10 thing vol
i rev ua arsr sso 600 in sight right in tn,
pet Sues S' Ts,I Won Something il
a.vs
A0ou' 'e' A.,
NEW BoNDs.-Ail ou' o"e -
original sureties u tva.
Srnor anu e. Cvm having withdraw
tom his official bonds, that officer filet
vssterday' and the Board approved,
new bond with the following sureties
Z. d. Sweeney, is. Beam Alexanue
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