Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-06-08
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.
Arrivals,


IN swamp Nolsen MIlich
p Brennan RS Higgins Saml Henderson
Mr. Hale VIM Kelly John Jones
T J Hadlev IA Travis Mrs NJ G Foote
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CoSvIcTs SUB RosA.-ruesday even
Ing last, says the Carson Register, when
the State prisoners were called In to
their supper, the count fell short by
two. The poetic Frank Clifford, who
was commissioned for ten years from
April -, 1870, from White Pine
county, for robbery. and David Lynch.
who paid 4 visit to WaShoe recently,
sent from the same county for three
years from same date. for grand lar
ceny. were missing. Lieutenant Gov
ernor Denver and his guard immedi-
ately instituted search, being fully
satisfied that the prisoners We're con
cealed somewhere about the yard. The
sentinels were kept at their posts.
One of the sentincls Informed the
Warden that he had seen Clifford and
Lynch go toward the water closet just
before the prisoners knocked oil work
for the day, and thought they were
concealed there or in the stone stable
inside the prison yard. Denver and
one of the guard visited the closet,
lowered lights into the vault, but could
see no one. The Lieutenant Governor
then remarked to the guard: lyon
hold the light, and | will get 4 lot of
straw and throw it III the vault, set IL
on fire and smoke them out If they
are In there" Hearing this, Lynch
sang ont Hold on, Governor; I'll
come out :" and out he came in q
hurry, but not In n condition 10 pro-
woke an atfectionate embrace. lie was
asked where Clifford was, but stoutly
denied all knowledge of the where
abouts of lis fellow convict. The
Warden remarked that he would find
him, dead or alive, and that it would
not do any harm to fumigate the vault
little, anyway. Hearing preparations
to carry u this threat, Clifford sang
out from the vault of another complrt-
ment: "lIere | am, G~overnor-in the
ladies' cabin; lower 4 boat and I'll
come out" A rope was let down and
he was hauled out; but whew. what
n sight! We are not sure that sub rosa
ia appropriate, but we will let it 90 at
that. Clifford begged urgently for 4
change of clothing, but the Warden
told him to wait until he (Clitford) had
his supper. He was marched into the
dining room. where the supper was
spread, but Clifford soon had all the
long tables to himself-the other con-
victS taking refuge in the upper cells
and galleries.
SUMMARY LYSCuuNG or \ WICKED
CASrNE.-I.ast evening about s o'clock,
a friend of ours happened to be passing
along the broad, high sidewalk OH ID
street, Virginia, just south Of Piper'S
Opera House, when he noticed an ex-
cited individual Juggling at the end of
a rope the other part Of which was
over the railing. and jerking about ut
n fearful rate. A peculiar grunting
and choking noise also caused Il
friend to look over the sidewalk, and
there, dangling at the end OF the rope,
with all four legs kicking vigorously,
was 4 big. rough-looking dog. just IN
his last dying struggles. "What the
devil arc you trying to do ?" exclaimed
II friend Old Col Just braced HIM
self a little further backward, like a
rcsolute Vigilance Committee that he
was, and says he "Arrah, now. don't
talk to me Didn't the cllSSed basic
bite me little boy, and dye think I'd
let the murtherin' divil live afther 1t?
All! we've stopped kickin', have ye:
Dom yer sowl, me Tommy's the last
little boy yell liver bite 1t was Of
no use arguing the point with him, In
fact It was too late, so our friend came
away, leaving COL still holding fast to
the end Of the rope.
The SOCIAL. DAScE.-rhe Gold Hill
Ladies' Benevolent Order can hardly
fail to see a large and agreeable attend
ance at their social dancing party this
evening, at Miners Union Hall. Their
soirees and entertainments given here
tofore have always been OF the most
pleasing character, and deServcdly we'll
attended. They have secured an en-
cellent band OF music, and those who
do not care 10 dance can sit and enjoy
agreeable company, or promenade
about among the general pleasures of
the occasion. G.B,lsnisn viii only
have to pay one JI,isf admission, and
in order to give Tie ladies' ~ Dpp0rtu-
nifty Of contributing " The worthy OBJ
jects for which tlis sGeiai party u
given. they are privileged n pay half
n dollar, or four bits. Gentlemen,
however, can pay for their wives,
sweethearts or lady friends If they
choose to do so.
BE YE HEALED.-Dr. Aborn, the
great eye and ear physician, Is at pres
ent stopping at the International Hotel
in Virginia. where those afflicted with
diseases Of the eye, ear, head, throat or
lungs may consult him. He comes
here with the best Of recommended
tions, and with hundreds of certificates
from all parts of the Pacific coast.
Persons troubled with any OF the dis
eases classed among Dr.'Aoorn's spe-
cialties will do we'll to read his adver-
tisement in another column.
ORE YIELD.-The daily product of
the Savage mine is l25 tons from vari-
Gus parts Of both the new and old
mines. No ore is developed at the
lowest level rs yet. The 0yerman
yields about 80 tons of ore per day,
with 4 prospect of increase shortly.
The Hale & Norcross yields 100 tons
per day. No new deposits Of import
ance are developed In either mine.