Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-07-12

run " EnIlOT naNe nus IdT as uusliicSS
men been among the most prominent,
energetic and reliable In the commu-
nifty, giving excellent satisfaction In
all their dealings, and they will doubt
leSs continue to do the same the
future. ~
Y A SUDDEN DEATu.-The EnierprhA
Of this morning says: A dispatch was
received In this city yesterday morn
ing, by Charles Daley, from Salt Lake
City, bringing the sad news Of the
death Of Harry Goodman, his partner,
In that place yesterday morning about
8 o'clock. Harry Goodman was a gen.
tleman well known throughout this
State and California, and many hearts
will be saddened by the news Of his
unexpected and sudden death. He was
quite unwell when lie left this city q
short time since, but his illness was not
considered to be Of q serious nature.
The dispatch states that he was found
dead In his bed, therefore 1t would
seem he was not considered danger
ously i'll, or a nurse or watcher would
have been with him. His partner,
Charles Daley, left here last evening
for Salt Lake City, and will bring his
remains to this city for burial. unless
he finds upon his arrival at Salt Lake
that that he had expressed a wish to
the effect that his remains might. be
taken to Canada (where his mother and
all his relatives reside! for interment.
He was a Royal Arch Mason, and had
been q resident Of the Pacific coast
ever since lS49 or 1850, we believe:
He was a man highly esteemed by all
who knew him. and his death was yes
terday lamented everywhere In the
city, for there are few persons In this
portion of the State who were not &C
Nuainted with him. He was n native
OF canada, and about forty-five yearit
OF age.
The LEcruREs.-'rhe lecture Of ".
Luby. at Piper's Opera House, evening
before last, was we'll attended, and
the remarks of the eloquent lecturer
on the prospects OF the Irish Ma
tional Cause" were very attentively
listened to and approximately ap-
plauded. The lecture Of Col. Burke,
Mt Miners Union Hall, Gold Hill. on
the Necessity of Irish Organization"
was also very fully attended, and a
| gratifying success in every respect. A
more thoroughly interesting, live lee
ture on any popular subject Is seldom
| listened to, and the audience testifted
by frequent and enthusiastic applause
| their thorough appreciation of the elo-
ouent words and stirring address.
| Col. Burke is most certainly II talented
and powerful lecturer. The new or
ganization for the benefit Of the Irish
cause. which is the principal object Of
the efforts Of Messrs. Luby and Burke
at the present time, meets with good
favor, and a large number of our Irish
citizens signed the roll at the conclu-
sion Of each lecture in Virginia and
Gold Hill.
FooTrAps.-On the night Of the Sd
instant, says the Carson Register, as
Bob Cavanaugh and Miles Wing, OF
this city, we're driving out to the resi-
dence Of Mrs. Bowers, Washoe VAL
lev, they were made to elevate
their hands, near Mill Station, by two
footpads. Bob got out Of the buggy
to repair damages to n Of the brides,
and while thus engaged n Of the rob-
bers approached from the rear, slapped
him upon the shoulder and told him to
hold up his hands. Bob turned his
head, and seeing two masked robbers,
one of them having n six-shooter In his
hand, was not slow In obeying. They
went through him for six blts. Miles
Wing was ordered out Of the buggy
and robbed Of four bits-and a bottle
of whisky. The cleaned out travellers
begged hard for their whisky, but tho
robbers were devoid Of feeling, and
replied: You fellows will soon be
where you can get 10 whisky, while
we have to be out all night and need
It."
CLOSING NIeur.-The Piute fan
dango, In the hills about a mile north
east Of Gold Hill, closes tonight. An
extra good entertainment Will be
given, embracing several new and In
feresting features and feats not at
tempted or exposed before. Several
new and original costumes Of red,
white and black paint will be aired.
No extra charge for reserved seats.
ISsusED.-Harry Goodman, Of Vir.
ginia, who died at Salt Lakt city, yes,
terday morning. had his life Insured
for sd. 900 In the Mutual Life Insurance
Company Of New York, and the policy
was drawn in favor of his mother.
GorSe EMsr.-Dr. Luby and General
Burke, the exiled Irish patriots, will
leave for the East tonight. taking the
cars ut Reno. They propose stopping
at Omaha, and M or two other prin'
cipal points along the route.
DWELLING BURSEp.-The dwelling
house Of Robert Fulstone, n mile
and a half northeast of Carson, on the
upper Virginia road, was destroyed BY
fire yesterday afternoon, together Will
all Its contents.
CHANGE OF T1ME.-In wi advertis
Ing columns see the new time table o.
the Central Pacific Railroad, and mote
the few changes In time which have
been made.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
The United States District Court fol
tho Djatrict of Nevada has adjourned