Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-06-14
Ircx NrNnERs.-During a short

II " Chubbuck Frank Bell Mr. MIS- nesio
LUCKY Misunderstanding a short
visit at the office Of the Gold Hill lot
terry yesterday. we were considerably
amused by certain communications
shown Us by the agent, two Of which
were received while we were present,
and which are all the time coming in
from various parts Of the country.
They are not strictly private, Of course,
and those we saw were fair specimens
OF all. Certain specified numbers are
what are requircd-those particular
numbers, aud no others. One indi-
yidual, for instance, was very DESTROYS
of purchasing No. 2,377, and another
wa, fully as earnest after No. 1888.
Both having been already sold, or per-
hans In the hands OF agents elsewhere
about the country, these requests could
not be complied with. These mdi-
yiduals had probably dreamed about
those particular numbers, or their Faith
in them had become otherwise liked so
that none others would do. \ friend
of ours had n presentiment that No.
9,779 In the famous Mercantile Library
lottery would win big money. so
strong was this presentiment that n
could never sleep sound or eat salts
tactorily till he was the successful anu
happy owner Of that specified ticket.
Hope was away high above Summer
heat with him, and he experienced all
the sweet. hopeful serenity OF a true
Christian holding four aces In his hand,
with 4 dead certainty OF winning a
$50 pot. All! how he luSnriated
among the tiowery pleasures OF antici;
patton, and for weeks dreamlly anu
happily constructed whole villages OF
castles In the air. Strange "a It may
annear. he never won a red cent. He
feels that there was a mistake Ill the
number. But so It will ever be with
these desired numbers-none oil them
will win. The number seven, or 4
number containing more or less OF
sevens, Is the greatest favorite, put in
the language Of the poet, trust IL
not, It's a son OF n gun" The best
way isto Just 90 it blind. take plenty
of chances, and be satisfied with the
result, as you will have to be anyhow.
CARSON IrEMs.-We extract the fol-
lowing from the Register Of this morn
ing: Just after the 4 o'clock passen-
ger train from Virginia arrived here
Yesterday afternoon, n spark OF hre
from the locomotive fell down through
a crack of the platform of the pas'en-
ger Tar, and ignlted the timoers De-
meath. While the a was being
switched of on q side track, anu DE-
fore the fire had had time to DO any
damage, it was discovered by the con-
ductor. Dave McGown, anu extlli'
guished ....A At 10 o'clock yesterday
morning. while the team In Geliott )
stage, from Monitor to Genoa, was
being changed at woodford's station,
the leaders Of the team became unruly
and commenced kicking. The hostlel
Yas pretty badly kicked, though Tic
homes were broken. The leaders thei
took to their heels and LETT for part
unknown. ..A lady named Mrs. row
eli. wife of one of the workmen ut the
Merrimac mill, on the Carson river
was severely bitten by a savage uoS
on Monday last.
The GOLD HILL Lo1TEnY.-owins
to the lmpossibill,y of the glass wheels
and other arrangements being pre-
pared in time, the drawing Of the
above lottery will be delayed q little,
but not much. Meanwhile the balance
of the tickets will be closed out, anC
all interested will have the satisfaction
OF knowing that they participate IL
the very best and most eligible OF al
the lotteries and gift entertainments
vet presented to the public IN this sec
lion. or anywhere else III the Pacific
Coast. Il Is a solid coin lottery, re
sponsible In every respect and pre-
sents better chances OF winning thar
airy other.
United STATES GRAND JURY.-Th
following named gentlemen have bee'
summoned to serve as grand jurors ii
the United States District Court for tn
District of Nevada, and are requires
TO appear at II o'clock A. NJ. OH Mo
day next: James ). Slingerland. -
Dorsey, o. +. Willis, John Welch
Ed. Klesele. 4. B. Driesbach, Georg
II. Davis, William Pierson, William
Il. Mann, A. +. Merritield, Z. Cushing
A. b. Lowe, Jacob Sheyer, w. j
Thorington, 4. c. May, Josiah Bonser
T, NJ, Benton, j. z. Winnie, j.. L
Desly, James j. Mandlebaum, ID. I
Turner. NJ. G.. Cavanaugh and Wallac
Stafford-23.
EASTERN PrCToMAIs.-J. H.. Myer'
the well.known and popular ne"
,p.nt who perambulates Virginia an
Cold Hill. constantly supplies nume'
o,s natrons with latest Eastern pl'
%toriais, magazines, periodicals, eI'
Call on him when you want any. IL
Ia also. agent for the sale Of tickets !
the great Sacramento lottery, \ uraM
ing Of which Is about to take piac'
and has a few more tickets 10 oios
out. Apply soon, or lose your cian'
10 win a fortune for 81 5O.
ANOTHER STEAMBOAT FOR LAKE L!
The Sacramento Reporter,
June 10th, says: 1.-The little steame
Bessie, only thirty feet long, was ye'
terday hoisted from the river by \ de
rick and placed on a railroad car. 81
will be conveyed to TrncSee oy ral
and thence to Lake Tahoe by SON
other means. She Ia to be used rs
pleasure boat OH the lake.