Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-02-27

"HoLp Your SEAT. HoRHcE."-
McClellan's splendid oil painting Of
the famous stage coach scene, on the
Placerville route, a few years ago,
wherein Hank Monk told Horace
Greeley those memorable and histori-
cal words, ''Keep your seat, Horace"
Is now on exhibition at Vesey's Inter
national saloon, Virginia. We under.
stand it Is for rattle. The scenery II
represents about Lake Tahoe, is said to
be- very correct. Altogether 1t Is a
large, handsome and very desirable
picture.
ACTION OF TRovER.-Patrick Boyle,
employed at the Crown Point mine,
last evening brought action "of tro-
YER" against the assignees of the es-
tate Of H. H. Flagg, the suspended
broker and banker to recover thirty
shares Of Savage, and thirty shares oil
| Alpha, the value thereof estimated at
$3.50, claiming the same to be a spe-
cial deposit. On examination of the
ledger, however, Mr.. Boyle's account
Is found to be simply a current one
same as all the rest, therefore will
have no preference over the Others.
REruRSEp.-The Carson Register Of
this morning says: By stage, on Sun.
day, arrived Gen. John Day, looking
as fresh as q thirty-year old. We are
happy to state that the General has re.
ceiyed much benefit from the services
of the aurist, under whose professional
hands he placed himself. Although
laboriug under q cold, General Days
sense OF hearing Is evidently much
more accurate than when he left home.
INFORMATION WNNTED.-Ada Bank
son, of Lena, Stephenson county, ILL,
nois, desires to learn the present
whereabouts of Frank NJ. McCurdy,
supposed by her, his step-slster to be
somewhere in this State. n. w. Saw
yer, Of Ludlow, Illinois, desires john
Harper, who formerly worked at the
Eclipse mill, to send him his address.
BAD ITEM SPonEp.-A rumor was
afoat about Gold Hill this morning
that the cemetery at the lower end Of
town was surreptitiously entered last
night, and a body ruthlessly torn from
its last resting place. Mr.. N. Lari.
Were, the well-knewn undertaken and
others who have since visited the
cemetery, inform US that there Is nc
truth whatever in the report.
PROGRESSING. - The Sutro tunnel
has thus far penetrated a distance OF
ass feet into the bowels Of the land.
The face Of the tunnel Is now In hard,
badly working ground, therefore pro-
| gress Is not so rapid as 1t has been.
The sinking and timbering Of the vari-
Gus air shafts is progressing as usual.
DIED.-A private telegram from
Eureka announces the death Of vii.
liam Ardery, who fell a victim to the
smallpox, so prevalent at that place.
Mr.. Ardery was a very estlmable man,
In the prime of life, having relations
and many friends In this section to
grieve at the sad news Of his untimely
death.
BULLION SrocKuoLDERs.-A meet
ing Of the stockholders of the Bullion
Mining Company will be held at their
office at Virginia city, April 25th, for
the purpose Of increasing the capital
stock OF the corporation to the extent
Of $500. 900. The number Of shares will
be $4,000.
HE COOP TEMrLARs' SocIAL.-The
young lady Good Templars at Virginia
are going to give a grand social party
at National Guard Hall, q week from
next Wednesday evening.
NEXT SNTURDAY.-rhe members OF
the Grand Jury are expected TO meet
at the Court house next Saturday
morning at IL o'clock, sharp.
New SUrEmNrENDEST.-Read no.
tice under the head OF births" in an
other column to-day,