Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-12-08
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.
Arrivals.

SOCIAL OccAsIoS.-The National
Guard, at Virginia, had n sort Of social
reunion or %jollifcation at their hall in
Virginia City last evening, the occa-
sion being the reception Of the splendid
medal offered by the Division Staff and
Second Brigade officers Of the Nevada
State Militia, at the target excursion
on Thanksgiving Day, and won by the
Nationals. The members Of the COM
pany, together with several OF the
staff officers In the Brigade and numer-
Gus friends of the company were pre-
sent. General Van Bokkelen presided
over the honors and made the presen-
tation speech, which was approprl-
ately responded to by Lieut.: Lyman.
who received the medal In behalf OF
the company. A collation. OF choice
eatables was spread on a olgtable, and
there was also a liberal supply OF
LIQUID refreshments for Mi, and
everybody seemed to enjoy the
festivities highly. Numerous werethe
speeches made, toasts drank, and songs
given, and most excellent was the mu-
sic Of the fine brass band attached 10
the company, which was In attendance.
Gen. Van Bokkelen, Postmaster Adj
kinson, and other good speech-maEers
did we'll In that line, and the Rev. Mr..
McGrath, who was present, being
called upon. responded with some very
appropriate remarks. We regret that
we were not present In season to hear
the eloquent and much ~applauded
speech of the oratorical representative
Of the Enterprise, but indorse 1t, never
theless, rs first-rate, as we did oil that
that was done on the occasion.
FROM P1ScuowER.-The following,
handed US for publication by tho great
water protector, explains itself: "To
der Enderprize: I am we'll satisfied
nit dot piece you put In der paper
Sunday morning, but not satisfied init
der dam lice dot Is In it. Vat has der
Enderprize to do nit Hon. Gov. Brad
Icy, Mai. Gen. Batterman, n bon.
Gen. Grant, und nit my .paoers. Co
hon drinks he a smart, u ne doht
hab cot my right books ven he stheals
nit nv booklet out. Billy Sharran hao
GOT many loafers who am after killing
me. but I don't fraid for none Of dem.
I am willing to hab n shury to see who
IA right, und wether Sharran makes
out elm humbug schteam schvindles or
not. l am arbaiten aworken for der
country's good, upd not init loafers, to
carry out my undertakings. Yours,
NIT pleasure, NJ. PINcHAUER, Supt
Lake Bigler, Lake Tahoe, Wasnoe
Lake und Mud Springs Water Co.
ARoUeH DIscUssIoN.-Last evening,
says the Enterprise, at a saloon on
North c street, two old friends ana
brother Democrats, "kentuck n
Ruff Hardy, got into a qaarrel which
ended in the former striking the latter
over the head with n six-shooter, in
flicting quite n severe wound: one OF
the blows cut q cash which oied very
p~rofusely. The quarrel originated IN
some trifing difference OF opinion,
personalities were next INDUCED In
and finally blows ended the dispute.
We understand that MI. Hardy was
quite seriously, but we believe not
dangerously injured.
INFORMATION WKNTED.-John Harp,
a blind boy, who has just arrived in
California, desires to learn tho where
abouts Of his brother, Leonard Harp. a
blacksmith, who resided In Visalia i'll
1883, and LEFT there to 60 to Esmeralda,
Nov. Any information as to his pre-
sent residence. addressed to the Suisun
Rspublican office, will be thankfully
received by his brother, who Is In
needy circumstances. California and
Nevada papers will do an act Of chart
ty by publishing this notice.
STREET CRossINos.-There are so
many new crossings laid down within
the last few days along 9 street, Vir-
pinia, that the street resembles a "cor-
duroy" road. It Is mighty rough on
people riding in omnlbuses, or other
Vehicles. Tho job should be finished
nm by planking between the crossings,
thus giving a good, smooth planked
street throughout. That would be nice,
with no chance for mud.
Lou1sy1LLK LoTTERY.-J. r. Myers,
the well known travelling newsman,
aoent for the sale Of tickets in tho
above lottery, has five full tickets left,
which he will sell to those desiring,
either whole or BY coupons. The
drawing takes place on the l6th-a
week from tomorrow. Read adyer-
tisement in another column.
DnY1se Up.-The mud along Main
street, Gold Hill, which has been in
such a continent, disgusting state for
the last week or so, Is fast drying up,
and the street can soon DO crossed any
where BY fcot-passengers with impu-
nifty.
BELcnER.-The cross-cut from the
south Wine below tho 1~,1Oo-foot level
shows about 80 feet Of orc.