Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-06-02
ARRIVALS AND Es.

LII pArlOP IT. NdhNNI
CARSON ITEMs.-We extract the fol-
lowing from the Register Of this MORN
ing: A letter from George fluffy,
dated at sea lone days run this side OF
Plymouth, Englandl, May 18th, states
that the party were all well, and ex-
pected to reach Hamburg on the
18th. ... Lieutenant-Goyerno Denver
and wife. State Printer Charles l..
Perkins, and a portion Of the Gazette
Troupe, will visit Lake Tahoe to-
morrow. 80. Joseph A. Burlingame,
Assistant Assessor Of Internal Revenue
for the counties of WaShoe, Ormsby
and Douglas, yesterday forwarded his
resignation to the proper authOri-
ties....A. C.. Ellis, Attorney, and
George w. Cassidy, Secretary of the
Reno and Virginia Narrow Gauge
Railroad Company, went hence to
Reno yesterday on business looking to
the commencement Of operations In the
way of construction 80. We understand
that General Thomas II. Williams,
who returned to Virginia City q few
days since. has sold his interest in the
Brunswick mill to the Bank of Cali
fornia .... Volney f. Rollins, from
Humboldt county. has assumed the
duties Of Captain Of the Guard at the
Nevada State Prison, vice Ben Mar
shall, resigned.
CLOSING SPRING FIGHTs.-Day before
yesterday being the last day Of spring.
a couple of miners here In Gold Hill
went mp to the railroad track just be-
yond the Fort Homestead tunnel, in
order to fight out q bit Of 4 disagree
ment between them, according to the
rules Of the prize ring. They lad their
seconds along, and were about starting
in good. when the mill was ended BY n
meddlesome policeman arresting them
both. This reminds US that n night
about a week ago. 4 man we know OF
ut Virginia. who does not believe in
negro equality, after sitting for n few
hours In n deeply Interesting social
game of poker with n lot of colored
citizens, quarreled with ono Of them
about the game. The consequence was
n very we'll balanced rough and tumble
fight. both rolling about the floor In
the most mixed and socia; manner.
until the "nigger" got the best Of 1t,
and constructed n muchly increased
head on his Democratic antagonist.
REruRyEp.-We noticed Hon. T. Il.
williams dashing about the streets in
n fine buggy yesterday, having just
returned from California. where he
has been rusticatins for the last two
months, or since the adjournment oil
the Legislature. The General looks
as fresh as 4 new blown daisy, and
healthy rs though the buttermilk aud
honey Of the Golden State agreed with
him. We have most inadvertently
omitted also to mention the return OF
our worthy Town Treasurer Chubbuck.
who took a short visit East, over the
big railroad. to New York, Washing
ton, Canada. and other suburban dis
trlcts in that section, his wife accom-
panylng him. Both returned safely
and much pleased and benefited by
their nice little trip.
SENT OFF AeAIS.-0ne Of those In
dividuals expatriated BY the Virginia
Vigilance Committee q few weeks ago,
and who has been out ut Eureka evel
since, ventured back last Monday. bui
next day he received an mmistaEable
notice from Secretary COL" and very
wisely concluded to absent himself
again forthwith. Two others venture6
back n couple of weeks ago, but lef'
without waiting to receive notice
A CuASGE.-The store recently occu
pied by Dale & Co., Virginia, opposite
Wells, Fargo & Co.'S. on G street, Il
emptied, cleaned out, and is being
fitted up as a grand drug store for DIR
Cornell. He will remove to It from
his present location. near Taylor street
rs soon as practicable, with all his eN
tensive stock.
ADMITTED TO PRAcrrCE.-The fol
lowing named gentlemen have bee
admitted to practice before the Su
preme and all other Courts OF thi
State, under the law Of last winter
William NJ. Boardman, District Attor
ney of Washoe county, and John y
barrow, Of Hamilton, White PIN
county.
RAILROAD NoTIcE.-Passengers b!
the Virginia and Truckee Railroad
from Carson or Virginia to any poin
on the road, will do well to read tn,
notice In our advertising columns. re
ouesting them to procure their ticket
before entering the cars. They vii
save two bits by so doing.
SENTENCE To-MoRRow.-Moses Rem
incton, who, on trial in the Distric
Court at Virginia day before yester
day, was found guilty Of assault wit
intent TO commit murder, for shooting
and seriously injuring his wife, will b
sentenced tomorrow morning at l
o'clock.
RArrLE.-The rattle for the Grove
& Baker sewing machine which bt
longed to Mrs. j. B. Miller (who lo'
her only son last Winter), will com
of at Gibson's saloon. Gold Hill. o
Saturday (to-morrowl evening. Tickle
holders are requested to be present.
LADIES BENEVOLENT ORDER. =.
dancing party will be given at Miner'
Union Hall on next Thursday ever
ing-perhaps the last Of the season, Q
until next Fall. See card.