Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-06-21
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.

lowing from the Register Of this MORN
ing: The Carson Mint shipped this
morning by railroad to Virginia City,
five impaired bars Of gold and silver.
to the credit OF the Belcher mine,
weighing 40 pounds and valued at
$40, 29i 10. The total amount of bull
lion received yesterday was 555 pounds,
of which 10 pounds was 4 gold deposit
for coinage for the Bank OF California.
$500. There Is much talk just now about
the propriety Of organizing a military
company. The martial music OF our
fine brass band seems to have awakened
military feelings in the breasts Of our
brave fellow citizens. 49, The guns and
requirements formerly used by the
National Guard OF Virginia City were
yesterday returned to the Adjutant
Generals office. The company has
lately been supplied with new arms.
The main pipe for the new gus works
Il now laid as far rs the south end OF
the Corbett House block. It Is expec-
ted that by the Fourth Of July the
town will DO Illuminated with gas
throughout. 49,. Deputy United States
Marshal, Jas. 5. Slingerland, Informs
rs that the Circuit Court will meet in
Carson City on Saturday Of each week.
The United States District Court will
meet on each Monday Of the month.
A DETERMINED SUIcIpE.-A French
Canadian shoemaker, known as Philto,
who has for some time resided ut En-
plre City, committed suicide on last
Wednesday, says the Carson Register,
I'm a very determined manner. IL APP
pears that for some time past he had
the appearance of laboring under MT
mia a p0tu. A short time since he was
Induced to try the effect Of the noun
tain mir In Pine Nut, and whilst on his
way back to his home on "Wednesday
he s, tragically ended his life. Philto
went to the Mexican dam, and strip
ming oil his clothes, no shouted 20 the
men at the clearinghouse, crossed his
breast and jumped into the slime.
where he stuck for some time. Extri-
eating himself from his position, he
once more shouted, and dived under
the wood and brush collected in front
OF the dam, where he remained. Up
10 Yesterday afternoon the body OF de-
ceased had not been found. Deceased
Is said to have been quite wealthy
some time ago in Placerville, but had
become reduced In circumstances, since
when he had become addicted to the
Use of strong drink.
PipER's OPERA House "UNDER
THE GAsLlarr."-rhe above very pop
nlar sensational play drew a very good
house last evening, and the cast being
n most excellent one, the piece eonlu
not fall to be we'll performed: Or
Wheatleigh's Smokey we need no.
speak. as 10 one equals him In that
character. Bates signal man was the
best VIZ have seen for the last
four years, at least. Mrs. Bates
was very effective and good as Laura
Courtland, aud Miss Cummings sue
ceeded also admirably as Pearl.
Peachblossom was represented by, MISS
Jennie Vaudeville In an amuslngly
lively aud vigorous manner, and the
other characters were given exceed
ingly we'll. Tho play Is II Of the
most meritorious among the sensa-
honal pieces Of the day, and contains
some very pretty and pleasing pas
sages. IL will be repeated tonight,
and to another full house.
Mill PROPERTY FOR SN.E.-The as
signees Of the estate Of ii. IL. Flagg
offer for sale at q bargain the we'll
known Empire State Mill, Slx-mile
Canyon. n short distance below the
Gould aud Curry mill. This mill is OF
htty tons capacity, now in good run
ming order, complete In all its depart
ments, with private residence, board
Sno house. stable, etc. on the prem
isss. forming a very desirable piece Of
nronerty and n fine opportunity for .
ssGs and lucrative investment. See
advertisement in another column to-
day.
RAILROAD OFricERs.-Thc follow
ing Is a fall and correct list of the off,
r of the Virginia and rrnckee Rail-
ro,d. VIM. Sharon, President; A. >
RsIsron. Vice President; Bank OF CAL
Norma. Treasurer; w. II. Ashley.
Secretary; ii. NJ. Yerington. General
SUPERINTENDENT Mesick i Woods, At
torueys; George A. King, Agent; xir-
ginia 4. C. Hay, Agent, Gold lliii'
FOURTH OF JuLY.-There will be a
citizens meeting at Yellow Jacket
Hose Company's house this evening at
ei1ht o'clock, to take into considera-
tion the propriety Of giving the chi.
dren OF Gold Hill a picnic ut Fort
Sumter on the Fourth OF July. AL
are invited to attend.
OMAHA LorrERY.-The drawing Will
positively take place next Thursday.
Secure a ticket while you still have Q
chance. Nearly all sold.