Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-09-02
ARRlVALs AND DEPARTURES.

Mr. Whitman RJ Breed Mise hernAnoen
is Tnsefer Jno Mitchell johanna Mitchell
Mrs salisbury Geo Decker NJ Bragg
Miss J Stewart All Mitchell CM Bovard
TIE RAILROAD TRANsFER.-Rela-
tive to the transfer of the steamboat
and railroad lines between Sacramento
and San Francisco to the Central Pa
clAc Railroad Company, thus giving 1t
the complete control Of travel and
traffic and the consequent slight raise
Of fare between hero and San Francis
Co, mention Of which was made In yes
terday's NEWS, the Alta Of yesterday
says: "On Friday, September 1st, the
Central Pacific Railroad Company
came into possession Of the California
Pacific Railroad and Its branches, the
Napa Valley Railroad, the San Fran
cisco and North Pacific or Petaluma
Railroad, and all the steamers and
water craft Of the California Pacific
Railroad Company. A. n. Towne Is
General Superintendent Of all Of their
transportation lines, and T. II. Good
man Is the General Passenger and
Ticket Agent. For the present we
learn that no changes In local affairs
or employees will be made, and the
time tables will be continued until a
complete working schedule in connec-
ton with the Central Pacific Railroad
can be put In operation. This transfer
Is one Of the greatest magnitude ever
made upon the Pacific coast, and gives
into the hands Of Stanford, Miller q
Co. control Of all the main railroad
and interior steamer lines In the State.
We understand that the schedule OF
tariffs on the California Pacific Rail-
road lines will be slightly raised on
freights, and q uniform charge Of five
cents per mile be established for travel.
CHANGED HANps.-The stage line
running between Carson City, EN-
pire, Silver City, Gold Hill and Vir-
ginia. changed proprietors yesterday,
W. F. Wilson having sold to John
Ulrich and Harry Wright. The Reg
ister says: Billy Wilson put the line
on eleven years ago, and has made the
round trip daily land part OF the time
semi-daily) ever since, making some
thing like 4,l05 trips, or l3l, $3.50 miles,
counting the round trip at ~thirty-two
miles. Part of the time (when he was
poor) Billy drove his teams himself
and took care of his own stock, per-
forming the duties Of proprietor,
agent, driver and hostler. When ar
fi1ence rewarded his industry and per-
severance, he extended his business 70
Genoa, Pine Grove and Aurora, ana
"took 1t easy" He still owns the
line to Aurora. The new proprietors
are both experienced stage men and
affable gentlemen, Ulrich being an old
driver, and at present agent TOR Dyer's
and wilson's linesat this point. Harry
Wright Is driver on the Virginia line,
In which position he will continue.
CHARLES BoNNER.-The funeral OF
Charles Bonner takes place to-day In
San Francisco, where he died day be-
fore Yesterday. as announced in the
NEWS of that date. OF his death yes
terday's Bulletin says: "Charles on
ner, for some years past prominently
connected with the mining Interests OF
this State and Nevada, died at the
Grand Hotel yesterday, from the ei-
fects of q p~aralytic shock, with when
he was stricken about three weeks
aimee. Mr.. Bonner was formerly Su-
perintendent of the Gould & Curry
and the Savage Mining Companies,
and was widely respected and o
by a large circle Of friends and bust.
ness connections. He has for several
wears past resided principally IN TINS
City, having retired, In a measure,
from active business, and had recently
returned from the East accompanied
by his family. Mr.. Bonner leaves q
wife and three children to mourn MS
loss"
New STAGE RoUTE.-woodrun e
Ennor, the enterprising, we'll known
and popular ~proprietors Of the stage
line between Virginia and Reno, as
we'll as between the Central Pacific
Railroad and White Pine, we under
stand are about establishing a tri-
weekly line between Toano, on the
Central Pacific Railroad, TO the
nav and already famous mines OF
Scbell Creek. Should the amount Of
travel Justify It. they will make their
line o daily.
Gould CuRRY.-The entire depth
OF tho shan is 1900 feet. The station
Of tbe lowest level was commenced
shont a week ago, and drifting east
has progressed already ABOUT twehsy
feet. A good body Of pay ore at that
level Is something very mucn 70 90
desIred, and the chances are decideoiy
in favor Of finding 1t.
To PARxsrs IN GOLD HrLL.-Parents
having unruly children liable to com
NIT mischief and get properly pun,
j.hed therefore when caught at IL VIII
do we'll TO read Mr.. Hugust's caro- IN
our advertising columns unuer neA
"New To-day"
CaowS PorNr.-Consideraole I'M
movement Is noticeable at the sW-
foot level, the ore body showing largst
snd hetter as further developed. Inc
other levels below are looking very
we'll, with nothing new to make note
Of.
METHODIST CHURCH, GoLD Hull
Preaching tomorrow evening at ~
O'CLOCK, By Rev. E. Dudley. Prayer
meeting on Friday evening. The seats
are an frse.