Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-10-12
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.

CONVICT ITzMs. The following
latest items relative to the escaped
convicts we copy from the Carson
Register of this morning: The negro
convict, Marion Pruitt, who walked
of at the time Of the late break, robbed
the camp Of some sheep men In Hope
Valley as he was passing through.
The herderS pursued and captured
him, recovered their property and let
him go-not knowing that he was an
escaped convict. A few days after
ward he passed through Murphy's,
Calaveras county. At latest accounts
young Roberts, n Of the escaped
convicts, was at Camp Independence,
In charge Of the military. His wounds
are said to DO painful, but not danger
Gus. The latest from Jones Is that he
was holly pursued In the Sierra Nevada
Mountains, and that he had been COM
PEELED to abandon his horse and throw
away his overcoat. IL Is believed that
no Is unarmed and will be captured.
Private parties ut Bishop Creek have
offered a reward Of $1,000 for Jones,
dead or alive.
STAGE AND RAILROAD CONNECTION.
Although construction trains will be
running over the newly constructed
Reno end Of the Virgiuis and Truckee
Railroad to Steamboat Springs in three
or four days from now, the regular
passenger and freight trains will not
run to that point till November LIST.
Until that time Woodruff IS Ennor's
stages will bring passengers and freight
from Reno to Virginia. The new de-
Dot building at Steamboat will then be
completed or ready, and on the first OF
November the contemplated change
will be made passengers and freight
will then and thereafter come through
to Steamboat Springs Station by the
cars and thence be transported to Vir-
ginia BY Woodruff 81 Ennor's line over
The Geiper Grade. Thus there will be
only nine miles Of staging, avoiding
all the disagreeable dust. or rough.
muddy Winter road Of TrucEee and
Steamboat Valleys.
YouNo LADIES Social To-NIoHr.-
All our social amusement lovers and
charitably disposed will bear in mind
that the second social dancing party Of
the Young Ladies' Charitable Society
OF Gold Hill will take place at Liberty
Engine Hall this evening. The other
social given by the young ladies two
weeks ago was q very pleasing and
gratifying success in all respects, and
this IL confidently expected to fully
equal II not surpass it. The music
will be by the National Guard String
Band, and there will be also refresh
ments provided for all who choose.
The admission fee is only one dollar
for gentlemen ladies free. Youth,
beauty. social agreeableness, music
and mirth will rule the evening, and
everybody will have a good time.
TowS LOT TrrLrs.-Colonel F. D.
Todd, Register in the United States
Land Office, Carson, gives notice In
another column that parties who may
desire to "prove up" in their appli--
cations for lots In the Town OF Cold
Hill, or who may desire to nile tneir
declaratOry statements for lots In SAID
town, a do so by applying to 5. II.
Robinson, United States commission
er, Gold Hill. The time Is limited
and all DESTROYS Of availlng themselves
Of the opportunity and avoiding fu'
ture trouble, will do we'll to apply US
o as practicable.
NOTICE TO DEBroRs.-S. Lipman q
Co., successors to S. Rosener Il Co., at
Virginia, earnestly request all parties
indebted to them to come forward and
settle forthwith without further no
tice, as all bills not paid by the LIST OF
November will be placed In the hand
of n collector. Lipman Il Co. have
onened an office at NJ. NJ. Fredrick's
jewelry store, c street, where they are
ever ready to receive payments OF
coin. See their notice in another
column to-day.
GENUINE ARTIcLE.-At the Bank
Exchange, in Gold Hill, can be found
.omo Of tho very best old premium
Ro,rbon in the State-as thick as oil,
and n, pure dlstillation as v e came
from kentucky. Professors Farnham
and Jackson, the dispensers Of this
snnerior beyerafie, q day or two ago
sspt us a bottle, having the idea that
we were a Judge Of such an article:
We can recommend this premium old
Bourbon for almost any Of the ills Of
humanity.
CHICAGO BENErrr.-We understand
that It Is proposed to give a grand
benefi. at Piper's Opera House, VII
oinia. at an early opportunity, the
5roceeds OF which will 60 to the RELIEF
If the Chicago sufferers. The sugges-
lion originated with a young lady vo-
csIise, Who has volunteered on numer-
on. nnblic occasions OF the kind. It Is
= D GOOD idea and we hope 1t will DO
efficiently acted upon.
sur RoB1NsoN.-The Sacramento
Union says that the remains OF the
f.vorIte actress Sue Robinson are to
10 rsmoyed from the vault In the New
Hsivetia Cemetery, in which they
have reposed since her death. my oe
int.rred In q private plat within nose
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