Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-07-25
a.s,a....el,ems.
from ID. Record Of Yesterday

fRF0m th9 Record OF Yesterday ~ n
NJ rrrr VIA RrnryIvus lAd.
- S@enerai caynesn came down
uanesl C.osL va.tsrdau wbsre he
outVo. as1..,sit noraedSh he
nad Dooi VI; 49, ,ha W;n.r:,
rumors W tne enoSt ~ Ma.s
League were Iiam.a .no mnn W
once more ny tIy,,Is W oonpeI
quit wofk VINO nag peeh employsu
during . e., .sroo W,nU omUioroS
League wen t. Insdar cl,s
Ia ny H.. .n iaoya T;hov bon'
anu .e ~ kma.,con and didn,t fecl
Peueu Wu ~ @ioan,nc ond co told
10 tne nuuto ~. .Saw ~, asnsS ia
tne ,on G,sr0, ,vanteJ amv
ans. ~ ~ ehsad "a thev shomld NOT
ns6;"t ~ nm 1Ieao,iers didn't rant
qu,s az. ond iaft the mar In neace
baua hefore and eIrce
SIni h"em ps1a ord ooneroIIv with
;n.s one nn E.;doS o]vening Lost
,uke Su Ta,oh ,secretarv Of one 81 ths
MI i ~ S,,tter Creet' attended a CON.
ln..I 4, non,nonv with hjs wife and "a
Se't. - I."1a the hall ba woa
ne sS"i.e. e,o az hv somo miner Who
struch ~ sne .a ao y uat"h rnr.ned him
ian liaM -. Sa oo,id
% tne a1or, s'u uoaau rdis sas",iant ras
not c"tcn NE go. ~ nan NScSIe'
ABOUT 70 letIrn "Iea ono D n,.tel
nomy, one 81 Sm sne .a MIe ,;une, over
head infictine various scalp wounds,
NOT SERIOUS. however. Gen. Cazneau
saws that the members OF the League
denrecate this assault. claim no con
nertion witt, II. and say that the man
shall he exnclIed from membership. A
yorront yvas sworn ont and he was
nroho hIv arrostsd Yesterday. General
E@aznes; Ia n the oninion that there
will he no further trouble.
W,nnow E.o,pr gentleman who
rived from T.ats Iasoe this morn
;nn insorms no NJ Tho narrow escane
rmr6Sm drowninn ~ . %nJonsnre Marty IN
H. TaSs Last Tresdav niobt, Tbev
had NAN ont an the T,,la c~oekIe.sheiI
steamer Emerald. and by some mad
%yertance on the part of the pilot when.
returning to port she was run upon
some rocks, breaking her propeller and
straining her badly. The danger to
all was imminent, and 1t needed the
utmost circumspection to preserve
their live. Happily, however, the boat
did not spring a leak, and was finally
pulled to the shore and the party made
their way to Tahoe City.
Coon IprA,-In paving the prizes
won In the late lottery, those of 800
and over will be paid by checks OIL the
bauk of B. F. Hastings & Co., and
those Of a less amount in coin across
the counter at the general agency, on
Fourth street. On this counter will
be placed a box with the inscription:
Remember the blind and the orphans
who drew these prizes" In this box
the winners so disposed may drop such
amounts ma their generosity may sug-
gest. tnose recelvn'H cueths M hy
leave ~ me oanX sueIi s.iO"I ~ n.y
see nj, wnlcn VIII pe uuIy "PP'ie" "
the generous OBJECT ihIenueu. ap., :. 30.
A PHILosoPHER.-ln passing along
Seventh street this morning, the fol-
lowing remark was made by one curb.
stone philosopher to his friend "Bill.
there are but two classes Of happy men
In Sacramento on Saturday" "Count
them out" said his friend. And the
response came lone class Is them
who have large bank accounts to pay
their bills, and the other class Is them
who are too d-n poor to have bills
presented" .. ~. .. .,. ..l.I
CONDITION OF Hon. J. W. CoFFRoTH.
Ruinors were rife In tho city yesterday
that Hon. J. W: Cotfroth lwho Is at his
residence In this city, and not In san
Francisco, as was stated oy q contem-
porary,) was dangerously III and not
likely to survive; ing gentleman pas
SO iar recGSereu Il, from ms .1uo
as 10 W "T.e W sh' W $1,000 msn Ieaa
lugs ahu- WORM" e'c"S in"J "e""
men YET. EIi- ",r.2.af