Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-11-29
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LADIES OF 81. PArRIcK's CHURCH.: ALLOW
mo to say that I am but dlscharging most
pleasing duty in thus publicly expressing now
deeply grateful I am to you for your generous
efforts IN behalf Of 81. Patrickts Church; indeed
I would not DO MIRO thankful II you held the
Fair for INV own special benefit, because q true
Minister Of the Gospel feels more concern for
the advancement Of religion and the beauty
OF Gods house. than for the furtherance OF his
own private interests. Nor Is II on the present
occasion alone that you deserve so much graft
tude and praise: l never appealed 10 you tnst
YOU did not molly answer to the call. But as all
your efforts would be In vain without the CO.
Operation and patronage Of the pablo, and par
ticularly OF your co. religionlsts, II becomes my
duty TO return thanks to the community at largo
-'A wen WIN. CLARKE.
NEW DRY Goops SToRE.-As Will DO
seen by advertisement In another COL
umn under head Of "New To-Day"
John Henderson & Co. will open their
now dry goods store, on South . street,
VIRGINIA. opposite Wells, Fargo q
Co. next Saturday. They open with
an entirely now and complete assort-
msnt Of staple and fancy dry goods,
ladies' dress goods, ETC., selected ex-
pres,ly for the winter trade, n lot
sale at uniformly low prices, ueh
prices as they intend shall mark the
Inauguration Of q new era In the dry
goods trade in this section. Ladies OF
Gold Hill, Silver City, Carson, Viz
rinia and elsewhere, read tho adver-
tisement of Henderson s. Co. and give
them q call.
PLAYFu1.-The eighteen ~convicts
who have recently been on trial in the
District Court at Carson, for the muir
der Of F. N. Isaacs, were returned to the
State Prison yesterday afternoon. The
Re1ister nays they were taken down In
twt coaches, or rather mud-wagons.
In n of the wagons were Clifford,
Burke. Flynn, Ryan, and four or nve
others. They were all chained, and
ZACH had on a pair Of handouts when
they left the Sherif's office, but on ar,
irving at the prison Burke had on al
the handouts, the others having their
hands free. They returned to their OLD
quarters reluctantly, but could not re-
sist the temptation to indulge In n little
playfulness on the road.
Those CoNv1crs.-In the Second Dis
trict Court, Carson, yesterday, District
Attorney Patterson moved that the IN
dictment against the State Prison con-
yicts for the murder Of Matt. Plxley,
be set aside and the matter referred to
another Grand Jury. Judge Harris
allowed the motion, and defendants
formally excepted.
Cans AND MNns.-Owins to the new
time table arrangement on the Central
Pacific Railroad, the Eastern and
Western bound trains pass each other
now at "Camp Nc. 81" fifteen miles
east of Reno. Tho regular time for the
arrival Of the Eastern mails at Virginia
Is 6 O'Clock A. N.
ILL.-we r grieved to state that
Mr.. Lynch, proprietor and senior edl.
tor Of this paper. Is confined to his
residence seriously i'll since day before
Yesterday with hemorrhage Of the
stomach. He has the best Of are and
medical attention, and he bids fair tc
soon
SECURE A The drawing
day Of the great Louisville Lottery Is
close at hand, and the time for secur'
ing a chance to win in It Is extremely
limited. Apply to J. r. Myers, agenl
for tine sale Of tickets In Virginia and
Gold Hill, at once Read the adyer
tisement In another column.
SLE1eMSa.-There is plenty ofsnoN
on the ground, but it has no good bot
tom to 1t, being soft and melting I'M
derneath, therefore the sleighing Il moi
good at present.
DANEY AssEssNENT.-An assessment
of 81 per share has been levied BY the
Daney Mining Company. see o[icial
notice In another column to-day.