Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-03-02
Departures.

Mrs u liannon III Seathron ID Nelin
Sch &C Stevenson Mrs McGlynn
ID Joseph j Fall Joseph a . CHI
John Amer Mr. Robinson S A Kingsley
CoRoSER's INQUEST Coroner Sy-
mons held IN inquest yesterday after
noon, at the office of Justice Putnam,
upon the body of William Hanna,
whose accidental death in the Succor
mine, we made mention Of in yeSter-
days News. The following is the
verdict of the jury: ave. the under
signed jurors, find that the deceased
was named William Hanna, = native
of Lower Canada, aged - years; that
he came to his death on the LIST day OF
March, A. ID. 1871, by an accidental
cave in the Succor mine, in the town
Of Gold Hill, Storey county. We fur
Their find that said accident was not the
the result of negligence on the part Of
the officers of said mine, or any other
person." Deceased leaves 4 wife and
four children in Canada. Ills funeral
took place at = O'Clock this afternoon.
The BALL LAST NIGur.-rhe seventh
annual ball of Liberty Engine Com
pany No. /, last night, ut Miners
Union Hall, came fully up to the most
Sanguine expectations ofall concerned.
1t was decidedly the finest and most
pleasing affair of the kind occurring
this season. The hall was elegantly
trimmed and decorated. and filled with
4 most agreeable company. The music,
under the leadership of Gus lngraham.
was first rate, and no mistake. As to
the supper. all agreed that it was the
best ball supper ever given in this town:
The dancing was thoroughly enjoyed
and the approach of daylight alone
ended the festivities. If the nigh: had
been longer, some of them might have
continued dancing yet. May the
eighth annual ball OF the Liberties be
rs good 4 one Is this WAS.
TnE GOLD Hill. LorrERv.-Welton
is closing out the last Of the tickets in
his second grand Gold Hill gift enter
prise at a very rapid rate, and it is not
impossible that the price may be raised
and the tickets be selling at n premium
before another day comes to All end.
therefore now Is the time to secure
chances at the original rates. No II
who proposes should fail to 10 so forth
with. rs the drawing. being governed
by that of the great Grass Valley lot
terry. will commence directly and be
through with By the end OF the week.
For particulars see advertisement in
another column, and, after taking 4
look ut the prizes at Wcitoa'> jewelry
store. in Flagg's Bank, Main street,
invest in n few tickets. This IS the
last chance.
FAMILY MARKET SToEE.-T. X. Nc
Gurn, at his famous store on South Z
street, Virginia, opposite the Gould 4
Curry office, is doing a rushing busi-
ness in the sale of family groceries,
provisions, case goods, and all that sort
of thing. lie has at the present time
a fine supply of turkeys, chickens.
wild ducks, fresh fish, eggs, butter and
all that sort Of thing, fresh and in fine
order, direct from Salt Lake and
points along the big railroad. The
secret OF his huge u of custom con-
sists principally in tho fact that his
goods are not only all tirst-rate, but he
sells ut cheaper rates than most any
body else. He buys and sells for cash.
That's what's the matter.
CARSON IrEMs.-We extract the fol-
lowing from the Register Of this morn
ing: To-day is the last day Of the scs-
sion. Yesterday the Legislature was
crowded with business, and the lobby
overlooking. To-day. being the last,
will likely be 4 repetition. Look out
for some fun between IL and II o'clock
tonight .... The United States District
Court will meet to-day, ut ii O'Clock,
for the purpose of cleaning up the cal
endar. which consists chiefly Of cases
for defrauding the evenuc law....A
grand complimentary adjournment
ball is to be given to the retiring Leg
~islatorS tomorrow evening, by the
citizens OF Carson.
MINT SrNTIsrIcs.-rhe following iSa
summary of the operations of the
Branch Mint in Carson City for the
month of February, 1871: Total de-
posts, l29, los IS ozs-gold, $l0t.300-
81: silver, $3.50. Ol0 10; total value of
deposits, $263,4l0 o.. Coinage: eagles
$1,000: onarter-dollars 1872 50; dimes
500; total coinage, Sl0,5i2 81. IN
parted bars melted and aSSayed, $751;
i33 ~; total amount worked during
the month, $2ll,Gl5 %.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COUNT
This Court met on Tuesday, at Carson,
Judge f. W. Hillyer on the bench,
and dismissed OH stipulation the case
of Herman W. Fem vs.. Eberhardt
Silver Mining Company. and issued a
ycnire for trial Jurors for the Marcl,
tsrm. On Monday next The March,
Term will begin. with Judge Lorenzo
Sawyer on the bench.
LADIES' MITE Hor To-NIcnT.-An-
othe. of those very popular and agree
able social dancing parties is 10 be
given by the Gold Hill Ladies' Mite
Society this evening at Miners Union
Hall. The best Of music IS engaged
for the occasion. and all who attend
are sure of having u very pleasant
time. Only 81 is the price cf admls-
sion.
FINE BEEr.-Some Of The finest beet
raised or pastured in this State is to be
found at the Summit Market, Oh the
divide: also, plenty Of fat mutton,
nork and all that sort OF thing. Char
lev Zeigler is a judge Of what should