Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-02-17
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.

Mr. Moore Mr. Elerhorrt Patrick Hayes
3 Rst Pi.shc, 4 cOoH M Il sa lyman
Thos Stevens
MISSING MAN.-Robert Hughes, a
miner, well-known hereabouts, has
been missing for nearly two weeks.
lie was boarding at McMurtry's Crown
Point House, at the lower end OF town
and had latterly been working In the
Belcher mine. but was complaining Of
being unwell for the last three or four
days. He left his clearinghouse q
week e last Tuesday morning, and
was last seen Mt Virginia, that after
noon, since which time nothing what
ever has been seen or heard of him,
although his numerous friends have
made anxious search and Inquiry for
him. He Is a medium-slzed, light COM
plexioned man, single, and about SO
years Of age, and n Welchman by ma
tivity. No cause Is assigned or under
stood for his singular departure, as he
was not financially embarrassed. leav-
ing quite a sum Of money in MIR. Nc
Murtry's hands and taking but little
with him. Any Information regarding
him will be thankfully received by his
friends.
INTERESTING EXHBrTfoN.--Miss Car
RE A. Moore, the celebrated champion
performer on the roller skates and ve-
loclpede, gave her first exhibition in
this section last evening, at Miners
Union Hall, Virginia, In the presence
Of a densely crowded assemblaSe OF
ladies and gentlemen. She excels by
far all the professors or amateurs in
either the skating or velocipeding line
over seen on this coast, and so much OF
the true poetry Of motion on the glid-
ing castors or the cranky bicycle as
she developed astonished all the be-
holders. She performed many difficult
feats, and wa most perfectly at home
in her peculiar and graceful gyrations,
receiving frequent and enthusiastic ap-
plause. This afternoon and evening
she exhibits at Miners Union Hall,
Gold Hill, the evening exhibition COM
mencing ut Z o'clock. Admission, so
cents. She will also appear at the
same place on Tuesday afternoon and
evening next. All will desire to see
so famous an artist.
MORE MAcHISERY.-The Enterprise
says: Heavy hosting machinery and
powerful engines are now shipping
from San Francisco to the Sutro Tun-
mel for use at the several shafts. Some
Of the boilers have already arrived at
Steamboat. The donkey engines now
In use will serve to do the work until
the shafts shall have attained the depth
of 200 or 300 feet, but below that depth
heavy machinery will be required.
The work Of erecting the new machin-
cry will begin as oon as it Is landed
on the ground, so that there may be no
delay In changing from the light to
the heavy machinery. The grading Of
the road from this city to the mouth OF
the tunnel by way Of the several shafts
Is rapidly progressing.
WRoSG IMPREssIoN.-In order to
correct an impression quite
prevalent among certain unposted
ones, we are requested to state that
the supper on the occasion Of the re-
cent ball Of Yellow Jacket Hose Co.
No. 9, at Miners Union Hall, was no
source Of revenue to the company
whatever, but only to Mr.. Albert La
fee, who furnished 1t, at Liberty En-
CINE Hall. The company simply guar
anteed him against loss, receiving aud
expecting no portion OF the profits
whatever.
VIRGINIA PUBLIC ScHooL.-The En-
terpriss says: The Public School will
now be closed for n few days, in order
to give time for the removal of the
desks and other furniture from the old
Catholic Church, where the school has
for some time been kept, to the school
building formerly occupied. The build
ing, SO badly damaged by fire, has
been thoroughly repaired and Is now
rs good as new. Due notice Of the day
Of ~re-openins the school will be given.
The OLDEST n BEsr.-Dr. Hufe-
lands celebrated Swiss Stomach Bit
tiers have the high approval of all who
have used them during the last twenty
years and upwards, and are pro-
nounced the first and most healthful
tonic In the United States. Taylor
It Bsndel. sole agents, 400 and AL
Clay street, San Francisco. Read their
advertisement in another column to-
day.
HEARING IMpRovED.-The Carson
Register says: Surveyor General John
Day Is In San Francisco for the pur-
pose of regaining his hearing, a thing
that has been promised him by an EN-
inent aurist Of that city. The General
has already improved under the treat
ment, and we trust he will return with
his sense of hearing fully restored.
COMMISSIONED Governor Bradley
has issued the proper official creden-
tials to tho following gentlemen as
Commissioners Of Deeds Patrick
Ready, to reside at Independence, In
va county, Cal; J. c. Maynard. to re-
side In San Francisco, CAL; also Au-
gustus williams, rs Notary Public, 70
reside In Storey county.
COTTAGE WASTED.-Any person haV-
ing a small cottage Of three or four
rooms, in Gold Hill, to rent, can find \
GOOD tenant tor the same by applying
at this office.