Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-08-29
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.

.John u Mills G Sornin A Armstrong
X Keaiing Jno Donnel Jerome Depola
Mr. Fecrans 8 Lubbock FMeBrien
Miss McCone A Comprus
CARSON IrEMs.-We extract the fol-
lowing from the Register Of this morn
Ing: We understand that there Is con-
adorable excitement and feeling at
present among the farmers Of Upper
Carson Valley, growing out Of tho
water suits brought against them by
the Union Mill and Mining Company.
They are laboring under the impress
sion that the suits are brought more
for the purpose of annoying and in
timidating them than for anything
else. sec. William F. ("Billy") Wilson,
the well-known and popular stage
man, and Matt. Pixley, have leased
the Warm Springs Hotel, and the house
will hereafter DO under the immediate
supervision Of Mr.. and Mrs. Pixley...
Mark NJ. Gaige, who was bitten by a
savage bull dog some three weeks ago,
and who has since been confined to his
room by the wound, again made his
appearance at the Magnolia Saloon
Yesterday. Mark, who was bitten In
the leg, has nearly recovered, but the
dog-poor dog died soon after biting
him. -. The public schools OF this city
will be re-opened next Monday, under
the following named teachers: Z. A.
Moody, Principal; Tremor Coffin,
Grammar Department; Miss Mary
Torreyson, intermediate Department;
Mss Carrie Gregg, Primary Depart
ment. IA concert at the Presbyterian
Church will take place on Sunday
evening next.
LIKES Ir.-John Buckmaster, a typo
from this office, is at present enjoying
his second visit for the season at Lake
Tahoe. He writes from Mckinney's,
on the borders Of the lake, to a friend
as follows: my time has passed 80
pleasantly that l had almost forgotten
there was such q place as Gold Hill,
and, In fact, a fellow out here loses all
run of days and dates, so that only yes
terday I was counting my fingers and
made out that It was time for me TO
start back; but / don't want to Tor a
week vet, at least. l have done con-
siderable hunting and fishing the past
few DAYS, but yesterday about hall a
mile from the house | came across a
big bear track. Haven't hunted any
since. Thought it best and safest TO
20 back to my old sport-laying ior
trout and busting them over the head
with a club as they come up the brook
from the lake. am chief at that
FIRE.-The large clearinghouse OH.
McDermott, near the Mexican Mill,
says the Carson Register, was totally
destroyed by fire on Sunday evening
last, together with all Its contents.
The fire broke out about 9:3o' anu so
rapid was the spread Of the names mat
not even the chairs, in which a num-
her of the boarders had been sitting on
the front porch, were saved. \ loco
motive and several fiat cars Of the Vir-
olnia and Truckee Railroad were i'm
mediately got In readiness In this city
aud conveyed Warren Engine n q
number Of fremen to the scene OF the
co%nflpratlon, but they arrived too late
TO do any good more than to be IN
readiness TO prevent the spread OF the
fiames. The loss falls heavily upon
Mr.. McDermott, and his misfortune
will work great inconvenience TO MS
customers for O time.
CoxPLIMESrARY.-We are the pleased
recipient OF complimentary tickets OF
admission TO the second annual ball OF
Liberty Hose Company No. i, Gold
Hill, TO be given at Miners Union
Hall, on Friday evening, September
18th. The young gentlemen compos-
ing this company are determined on
making this opening ball Of the season
one Of the most recherche and enloya-
BILE, and to that end will spare neither
palms nor expense. See their adver-
ti,ement In another column and be
sure you secure q chance to attend.
The RAPE CAsE.-George Boyle,
charged with committing a rape upon
the old German lady, Susan Homen,
known as "old Aunt Susy," In lower
Gold Hill, night before last, had his
examination at noon to-day before
:Justicc Putnam. The evidence cor
roboratiye Of her own statement rela-
tive to the Outrage was considered SUI
ficient by his Honor to adjudge Boyle
20 be held to answer In the sum Of
N. 900, to await the action OF the Grand
Jury. In default Of bail, he was sent
to the County jail.
SUNDAY SCHOOL PIcSIc.-The teach
ara and scholars Of st. Paul's Sunday
school, Virginia, will have their an.
anal picnic tomorrow "Wednesday at
The Santiago mill. They will meet at
tbe church at a quarter past Z O'Clock,
and the train will leave the depot at a
~onorter before 8. Returning. the train
,s,uI ieaye the Santiago mill ut half
nsst4 O'Clock, and arrive In Virginia
AZ q quarter-past u.
Hr,D no ANswER.-Wm. Trainor,
who very seriously stabbed James
Nr.,one ON the Divide, yesterday had
an examination before Justice Hill, OF
Viroinia, and was held to answer IN
the sum Of $4,000. In default Oh nnd-
Inc bail In that amount ne was sent 70
the County jail to await the action Oh
the Grand Jury.
Coal Drror.-D. Crosby, agent, Is
.,sc,;nu . building So by 40 feet In
.,,o. on South c street, Virginia, nearly
onnosits the hale & Norcros' works,
%ppV Coal depot and office for the
Rocky Mountain Coal Company;
Hnotber Of larger size, opposite, on y
ANY, /. "a Ia built also o coal