Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-09-25
TuE STRAY Cosv1crs.-At about 8

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friend from Carson tells US that they
expected to oyertake the rascals to-
day, as they yesterday came to where
thew had recently killed a calf. It Is
now known that Chris. Blair and Pat.
| Hurley were both in Virginia City
Thursday night last, and Hurley got
| shaved Mt a saloon on South G street.
| Harry Wright, on his way from Vir-
| ginia to Carson last Saturday evening,
feels very sure that he saw Thomas
| Ryan, one OF the convicts, In the sage
brush near the Mound House. He re-
ported 1t as soon as he reached Carson,
aud officers went in pursuit. None
other episode In the matter Of convict
seeing and pursuit are reported just at
present. We may expect to hear Of
them before long in the way Of high
way, stage. railroad ro6beries, etc.
They must and will Operate while
alive and loose. No reward Is offered
as yet for their capture.
DAYoF AroNENEST.-To-day among
our Jewish fellow-citizens and breth-
rem throughout the world Is their an
nual great Day Of Atonement. 1t Ia
the greatest Of all their religious festi-
walls, and among the faithful Is strictly
observed in penitence, fasting and
prayer, those living fully up to their
faith abstaining totally from food or
drink for twenty-four hours, commenc-
ing at sunset last evening, and lasting
till sunset tonight. (What a voraclous
raid will be made on grub aud lager
this evening by some of u jewish
friends. They fortified themselves
yesterday pretty we'll with big meals,
but they have no camel stomachs; we
know their capacity and we sympa-
thise with their sufferings about the
present time Of day r. ny Impress
Sive ceremonies are held at all the
synagogues, especially to-day, from
sunrise till sunset, without cessation.
About half the Jewish places Of bust
ness In Virginia and Gold Hill are
closed to-day, and the faithful are at
tending the synagogue at Virginia.
OPEN AoAIN.-Kelly s. Lowensteln,
whose store was in the very midst Of
the great fire at Virginia, have settled
the matter Of adjustment Of damages
by fire and water with the Insurance
Company, and this morning opened
for business again. Their stock Of gro
ceries, provisions. etc., was considerably
damaged, and they are selling at
reduced rates. The building itself
belongs to Dias & Glauber, and was
considerably burned in the roof through
q skylight, damaging the upper story
and rooms Of DR.. Cornwall, dentl t,
considerably. 1t came nearer being
fire-proof than any other brick build
ing fully exposed to the contlagration.
Its escape was wonderful.
Nor So.-The rumor that a large
party Of the escaped convlcts attacked
the State Prison last night, wanting to
get back there, is doubtless 3 canard.
Most of them are now said to be out
east herding cattle for Gov. Bradley.
How much truth there Is in the story
that those who stuck to the prison, re-
fuSing to leave 1t at the time Of the
break, have sent a petition to the State
Prison Commissioners, begging to be
allowed to stay there, even volunteer
ing to mount guard and keep those
escaped ruffians from breaking in
again, we do not know.
CASTING UP.-The Liverpool, Lon
don and Globe Insurance Company has
already promptly paid up several Of
its losses BY the recent great fire ut
Virginia, and the agent informs US that
the balance will all be paid within n
week, and without discount. If all
other companies interested do as well,
the burnt district will be rebuilt with
a rush.
No REwARp.-A reward offered for
the capture Of those escaped State
Prison convicts would doubtless result
in the capture of a part, If not the
whole Of them. Five hundred dollars
each should be offered. The State
could be aided in this by private indi-
viduals, express and banking incor-
porations, etc. Offer the reward.
ASSESSMENTS LEvIED.-The follow
Ing mining companies have levied as
sessments on their capital stock The
Overman, a per share. levied on Fri
day last Imperial, $40 per share,
levied last Thursday Daney, " per
share, levied on Thursday last. See
official notices Of the same In our adj
vertising columns.
CoLuMBus BREwERy.-Davis having
bought out his partner Hooking, in the
well-known and popular Columbus
Brewery, Main street, Gold Hill, pro-
poses running 1t In ever better style
than ever. Some of the best beer, ale,
porter and other popular beverages, In
the county. are ~procurable at the Co.
lumbus Brewery.
COMING FROM THE FAIR.-Woodruf
& Ennor had to have no less than five
coaches on the route from Reno to
Virginia yesterday morning, In order
to bring up those returning from the
California State Fair ut Sacramento.
Ninety-eight passengers arrived yes
terday morning, and about seventy
this morning.
DEL1SouENT TXx-PAYERs.-We are
desired by Town Marshal Harkin to
call the attention of those taxpayers
I'm Gold Hill who have not yet cashed
nm 10 the fact that unless they do 80 by
or before Saturday evening next, ten
S....,. ill IA added TO their tax
alton. Be ye warned in time.
gone EAsr.-Bishop Whitaker last
evening started from Virginia In order
70 attend the General Convention OF
the Episcopal Church, which meets IN
Baltimore on the irst wednesday ln
October. During his absence the Kew.
Mr.. Lane Of Sau Francisco Will nave
charge Of the parish.