Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-07-30

large collection Of Photographic pic
lures taken by Sutterly during the past
few weeks. Of the mills and other In
situations on Carson River, three are
particularly noticeable for natural
beauty, tineness Of execution and as
specimens Of our principal milling
works. One - the famous Eureka
mill. the largest aud most powerful In
the country, capable of reducing $50
tons Of ore per day. with Its outbuild-
ings, railroad ~trestlewoik, huge flume
aud other surroundings. Another pic
Fture represents the Eureka dam, flume
and railroad belonging to the mill
aforesaid. The dam Is seen In the dis
lance. with the huge long fumo which
supplies the mill with Its water power
leading from the dam along the banks
OF Carson River. On top Of the flume
Il laid the narrow gauge railroad. over
which Is transported the ore from the
dump of the Virginia and Truckes
Railroad to the mill, and In the dis
lance ian be seen a train Of loaded cars.
Az n specimen Of the works of man
among the ruggedest Of river aud
mountain scenery, it Is not easily sur
passed. The third and most beautiful
picture Is that Of the Santiago mill. 1t
il the most beautiful by reason Of the
natural beauty Of the scenery at that
point. The mill stands prominently
In the foreground, and the cottage OF
the Superintendent, with various out
buildings peeplng from among tho
groves OF cottonwood and poplar, tho
iine level zephyr Flat, and the river
winding around It, the steep rocky
canyon and rugged sagebrush covered
mountain sidea, all form a scene-an
oa,is-of rare beauty. These pictures,
however. are merely specimens OF the
great collection which the Industrious
Sutterly Is continually adding to. a
visit to his famous gallery, In the upper
story of Blacks flre-Proof brick build
Ing. corner Of c and Taylor streets,
will well repay any n who loves to
look at good pictures taken by a true
artist.
A Man Suor.-Gold Hill has been
quite ~pcaceable Of late, but last e
Ing about Z o'clock al atfray occurred
on Main street. nearly In front Of the
st. George Hotel. Lower Gold Hill,
resulting in the shooting Of William
Burns, BY William Curran. Burns Is
about IS years Of age. while Curran Is
Il boy Of about 10 years, and both were
employed in the Crown. Point milne.
The difficulty originated In a previous
quarrel or dispute aboLt Curran's
work In the mine. and meeting last
evening at the time aud place indlcat-
cd. they came to blows, aud 1t is said
that Burns knocked Curran down.
caught him by the hair, beat
his head upon the ground
aul kicked him, when other
parties interfered and took him Oft.
A. soon rs Curran could get upon his
feet he drew n flve-shooter and fired
every shot at Burns, who was struck
by the first shot ana tried to get out Of
the way. He fell, aud was taken
Into the hotel, while Curran passed
up street and surrendered himself TO
an officer. He was taken to the County
Jail. where he now awaits the resufr
Of Burns. wounds. prss Hail, Kirby
and Bronson attended the wounded
man, aud found one ball glancing
against a rib on the left Side. had
passed across his chest to the right
side. where it was cut out. The most
serious wound was In the groin, al
most directly In front. The 9th.
er shots did not take effect.
His wounds are not necessary mortal,
although inflammation or other unfavor-
able conditions might produce a fatal
result. Considerable excitment was
created by this affair. and the result Of
the legal examination Will be looked
to with interest.
PIrrR's OrERA HOUSE. The
AIMEE OPERA BourFE TROUPE To-
NIeur.-As has been literally and ex-
tensively announced, the famous Aimee
Opera Bouffe Troupe will appear at
the Opera House for the first time this
evening under al engagement Of only
five nights duration. The fame ofthis
excellent, high toned musical combi-
nation having gone before them, We
have 10 further comments to make at
present. Suffice 1t to say that Grand
Duchess will be the opera given this
evening. to DO succeeded hereafter by
other highly popular operas specified
In the advertisement. Reserved seats
can be secured for either evening, at
the box office of the theatre.
Gas F1xrunEs.-All up and down
Main street our citizens are making
connection with the main pipe OF the
gas company. and introducing the
Maxim gas into their places Of biii.
ness and residences. In order that all
may know where to procure the requi-
ate fixtures and arrangements for so
doing. we refer them to the advertise
ment Of Bittner & Co., Main street.
This well-known hardware firm have
Just received a complete assortment Of
gas fixtures. consisting Of pendants,
brackets. etc., and are prepared to do
all kinds OF gas fitting at short notice
and reasonable rates. See advertise
ment under head Of New To-day"
MAXIM GAs.-rhe Gold Hill Maxim
Gas Company are now prepared to fur
nish the best quality Of gas to the citi-
zens Of this town, and connections
with the main pipe car be effected
wherever desired. All parties wishing
to be supplied will please make appll.
cation to G. W. Hopkins. Superintend-
ent. at the Yellow Jacket office. See
advertisement lu another. column to
day.
An ARTICLE OF True MxMr.-
Browns Bronchial Troches are the
mos, popular article In this country or
| Europe for Throat Diseases and
Coughs, and this popularity shased
| upon real merit.