Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-08-26
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.

Mr. Davis Mr. Jacobson Mrs Saelzer
Ada Greer MI Norris Mrs Bartlett
Mr. Leyison ASimons LAWYER . VIII
a., Gnnnison g Benson N Deideshelme
Mrs Godfrey Mr. Arlett Mr. Mcmahon
M Carroll L Jacobson
Departures.
1T WOODRUFF . ESSoR's LINE.
Mr. Glszier Miss Smiley Miss Shirley
Patrick Egan John Curran Mr. Brown
Roger Mr. Newell Chas Harwood
Hattie Brown Mr. Gunntson Mr. Van Valken
nm Hoffman A Lampman burgh
Mira Wal.h Mrs Spencer Miss A Jewell
Ms. Jewell Louis Barnett Andw Bean W
M wallakin Agatha States Opera Troupe
USpERaRoUND VENTILATIoN.--By
way Of suggestive ideas in regard t
underground ventilation, which nigh
perhaps be found profitable In thu
mines of this section, we would re
mark that according to the latest for
elgn exchanges received, the Mount
Cents tunnel Is cut through from enc
to end, but not to its entire width Al
every point. Three thousand work
men are engaged in enlarging the In
terror, and as, gunpowder has to b
used for this purpose, the ventilatine
apparatus continues to be employed
for the removal Of the smoke witt
which the atmosphere Is occasionally
charged by reason Of the heavy blasts
In no part Of the tunnel are the per
manent rails as yet laid, and the ma,
terials have to be removed by carts and
horses. The line Is also blocked up by
the platforms necessary for the con-
struction Of the interior casing, which,
Il is stated, would not be removed for
twenty days. In reference to the at
mosphere inside Of the tunnel, 1t Is sta
ted thst the temperature is not l0i de-
grees Fahrenheit, as has teen asserted,
but Is only IS degrees. 1t is believed
that the natural ventilation due to the
internal temperature and the difference
of level between the two openings will
prevent any inconvenience to passen-
Qers. II is also argued that the move
ment Of the trains at a speed Of fifteen
miles an hour will be sufficient to dis
place and renew the air, and II not, the
present ventilating apparatus car con-
Gimme to be employed at n small ex-
pease, the motive power being OBJ
tained by q fall Of water from the
mountain.
CARSON IrEMs.-We extract the fol-
lowing from the Register Of this morn
Ing: The Silver Star Base Ball Club of
this city has gotten itself into a bad fix
BY Its late and second successful con-
test for the championship Of the State.
The club has already been challenged
by the defeated Soclals Of Virginia
City, and the Ground-hogs of Genoa
are in their glory yer the prospect OF
demolishing the Silver Star champions
by an application Of their 2l5 FOUNDER
pitcher, who can double an iron door
by pitching q ball against It. With the
Silver Stars 1t appears to be victory
and death. or defeat and safety-as the
only avenue Of escape from a contest
with the sanguinary Ground-hogs Is In
defeat and the loss Of the champion
ship. - The Capitol Commissioners
will meet again at 10 o'clock this fore
noon for the purpose OF closing up the
business Of the commission -. Super
intendent Yerington returned from the
West on Wednesday, where he has
been on business connected with the
Virginia and Truckee Railroad Com
pany. ...T The travel to the southern
mines from here has been ~noticeably
on the increase for the past ten days.
Billy Wilson's stages 60 loaded down
m the guards every trip. The mill
men on the Carson river are taking adj
vantage Of low water, and are repair
in9 their mills to rush work when the
water rises, In the course Of n few
yeeks.. go. Work Is being pushed ahead
with yigor on the railroad out OF Keno
TO connect with the road at this point.
GIVING THEM NEW IpEAs.-We have
lust received a short letter from our
old friend and co-laborer in the lit
erary world, Colonel Charles A. Sum-
q who has been for some months
past s~ojonrning among his relatives
and friends 10 the East, and OCCASION
ally giving them a lecture by way OF
variety. The Colonel writes from
Great Darlington, Mass. and from his
letter we extract the following: 1
ave A lecture TO a crowded audience
at Otis last Saturday evening on 'tCal-
i6ornia,n and IassureyouI have pretty
thoroughly i~noculated the people OF
southern Berkshire with the California
fever, I had a large audience here
last Friday night despite a heavy
ain and am piled with Invitations to
iactnre from all parts Of New Eng
land. begin to think lecturing Is my
forte. I hope to greet you as a per,
manent resident Of San Francisco. !
sbaII return next month, and shall
continue reporting and law practice In
San Francisco. I lecture here next
week on "Flush Times In Washoe,",
etc. and shall lecture on 'Californla
in Pittsfeld, Bridgeport and at other
points before I depart.
A CHINESE NRPER NIPrEp.-fhe
Enterprise says: Night before last ON
GERS Hayton and Mills observed a chi
naman figuring susplclously aoo1s
Haas new clothing store, on South Y
street, Presently, In passing the store:
he wal Seen W hiP -..hho
whit; whereupon the ot1cers naooeu
him with the stolen coat In his posses
slon. He was brought before Judge
IStinpston yesterday, and faiiing 70
nav a fine Of $50 was sent up for thirty
days.
MILITARY CoMN1ss1oN.-Colonel q.
n p-,.,or,an. commander Of the Ma
tIonal Guard, Virginia, has received
his commission from Governor prau,
lev as BrIgadler General Of the Secoaa
Brioade. Nevada State Militia, IN
place Of General John B. winters "o-
sent from the State.
TsASsrEn OF MoSEY.-The state
Librarian yesterday transferred 70 me
o..ta rrros.nrv S979 Oh, proceeds OF