Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-08-22
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.
Arrivals.
MORE GHosrs.-Since the Washoe

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MORE GHosrs.-Since the Washoe
ghost and Ginn's mermaid have sub
sided, other ghosts have been reported
stopping about in other sections Of the
country. Here Is the latest from the
editorial columns of the San Francisco
alta: 1.-The ghost season has COM
menced. For the present these visitors,
who tread around at the unreasonable
hour when graveyards yawn, will hold
their nightly levees on the Oakland
wharf. A Mr.. Brewer, a spiritualist.
and, we are assured, a reliable gentle
man who does not drink, has seen the
ghosts for five nights In succession, and
upon their Recommendation he has
ceased to be watchman at the wharf.
According to account, the ghosts conn
IN out of the water at the slip where a
number of excursioniSts a few years
since, on a Fourth Of July, found a
watery grave. They promenaded up
and down the lonely wharf, and when
ever Brewer went after them they elu-
ded him by jumping off into the water
and disappearing without even making
a splash. On one occasion he headed
them of and chased them into the old
station building, but they vanished,
aud the Waterman, who says he was
not a believer In ghosts at that time,
was left In a bewildered state Of mind,
and he left the job Of watching the
wharf to another. True to ghostly ill.,
instinct, the apparitions appeared to
the successor In office, and he retail
ated BY throwing 4 nail-keg through
one Of them, which had the effect OF
breaking up the exhibition. One OF
the ghosts asked him how he liked his
position, and he vacated 1t for u third
person, who is Just 10Y laying for n
ghost. 1t Is evident that these ghost
discoveries are served with hash that
does not "set" well on their stomachs:
There Is nothing like a we'll "riled'
stomach for ghosts"
CARSON ITEMs.-We extract the fol-
lowing from the Register Of this morn
Ing: Uncle George Tufy has been
heard from. Senator Hill received n
communication from him last week,
the first for about two months. George
Is enjoying himself in the land OF Tell.
He enjoys hirnself hugely, frisking
about the mountains in Imitation OF
the native goats, n says IL Is naru
work to drag himself away. The ann
ily intend leaving Germany on the 5 I
OF next month. and are expected nome
in the early part of October: 49,. Thos.
Hamilton, an old resident OF Carson,
han his foot severely hurt In Washoe
cIty Yesterday. Mr.. II. Is engaged in
driving a freight team for Mr.. Beam.
m anpears that the wheel ran over his
foot and crushed 1t terribly. The wagon
was loaded. The wounded mar was
brought to Carson to his family last
evening, by Mr.. Barton OF Washoe
city. We have not yet heard the re-
mort of the faculty. -. w. II. Latham,
a borseman OF California, Is here viii
his three-year old trotting mare Fan
chon, and will shortly challenge the
state for a heavy sum Of money, to oe
trotted for at the Fall races over the
Carson Course. Mr.. Latham also pro
noses to bring over several other fast
nags, to be entered at the Fall meeting,
.....On Saturday evening, Rudolph
Lowenstein vas arrested on n charge
of beating q son Of j. |. Eaton. lie
was nut under 800 bonds to- appear al
10 o'clock on Monday, and, pleading
guilty yesterday, was fined $iOby Jus
flee Parkinson.
-PXspoSs.-rhe State Board Of Par
dons yesterday restored to liberty
.Jobn Burke, convicted or Chinese evil
dence of murder In the second degree
IN Killing a Chinaman In Elko county
recommended to mercy by the jury
and sentenced by Judge keeney 70 4!
anora IN the State Prison from Marci
a. is70. Also, as stated In another
team, pardoned John b. Darling, sen
fenced for Il years from Storey county
for robbery. Darling. mas serSe1 gu
over Ave years Of his term n M
Ssbayed himself we'll during his con
@Snament. he has formed the best o
HnsoIrt,ons for the future, n says n
iii show people yet that he has bee
wa sInned against than SHINING. II
~ = oood able.bodied man, and heart
Is s Killing to 90 to work, profitin'
ny hv mast experience. In fact, h
Sss already IT. Z secured a chance to Dc -
Sood square miner In the bowels Oh tn
Comstock.
p.,nosEp our.-Dick Darling, BET
.sr known as "Rattle'nake DICK,
who was sent to the State Prison som
s,,D ~ ak wears ago for fourteen year:
nvs Vyssterday paTdoned out. de wa
was Gold Hin this forenoon. AS
aordinU TO the Enterprise ne was s se,'
Sorq roSSing a man at a saloon on s. so sa
Ios .reet While playing a game OF cards
Snocking him down, as the man s"o,e a.
Kn9c 1oiSe through his pockets. A,
anu 81. il came out, 1t seems, Una
= card party, consisting. we oelte "
t1e rss men. had a dispute about On
VI ams and in the row DICK knock,
S Sna " the men down and took POSE, ~
one " Of what money there was IN % !
sion :" The prosecuting witness !
.hp case-the man who was Enocns
tns afterwards arrested some Stns
aS" in the Eastern part OF D s1as y
W. Allowing somebody's horse 70 y
lOr uAiV"I.ro and carry him on.