Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-02-03


HENprRsoN s Co.'s Day GooDs
reference to new adver-
tisement in another column to-day, it
will be seen that there Il very good
cause for the increased popularity Of
& Co. with the ladies Of
Virginia and Gold Hill. At their
store on South G street, Vir-
ginia, opposite Wells, Fargo s. Co.'S,
they display a grand assortment OF
dry goods OF every description, extern
sive enough to satisfy the most ambi-
tious, and at prices low enough to
come within the means Of everybody,
from the most atfluent to the most
humble. As the winter Is fast drawing
to a close, and they are closing out
their present stock at the utmost re-
duced prices in order to give room for
their expected supply Of spring goods.
For this reason they have marked
down their prices for wool plaids, em-
press cloth, and other dress and fur-
nishing goods for the ladies to consld-
sIderably lower figures, rs specified In
their advertisement. Henderson d
Co. are enterprising business men, and
know precisely what they are about.
All they ask Is for people to call and
examine goods and prices, feeling per-
fectly sure Of giving satisfaction. Now
Is tho time to secure the choicest OF
dry goods at the very lowest rates.
CiRsoS IrEMs.-We extract the fol-
lowing from the Register Of this morn
ing: w have been informed that tho
family afflicted with tho smallpox or
hog-pox lin the southern portion Of
this cIty) live in the same house with
another family who have two or three
children attending the public schools,
and fears are entertained that the dis
ease will DO thus communicated to
those attending school, and through
them to the whole community. We
may have been misinformed. but the
matter should be investigated by the
proper authorities at once, and precau-
lions taken to prevent the spread OF
the disease. 49, Tho cratic Pinschower
was rushing around town yesterday
morning showing a dispatch purport-
lug to be from President Grant (but
which some IL had written on a tele-
graph blank to ''play" Pinschower,)
stating that tho Government had or
dered the arrest Of "Billy" Sharon and
Won Schmidt, and had appointed Pin
schower President ofall the lakes.
PARpoNEp.-The State Board Of Par
dons yesterday set at liberty and re-
stored to all their former rights tho
following named State prisoners /:
Charles Grady, sent from Nye county
for three years for assault to commit
murder; has served about two years.
Shep Wixom, sent from Lander county
six months ago for eighteen months,
for assisting a woman to escape from
prison. The woman was subsequent
iy found guiltless Of the crime
charced-murder.l James Walsh, sent
from Lander county for seven years,
for manslaughter had served about
three and 4 half years.
FEMALE STATE PMsoNBR.-Mollie
Forshay, found guilty Of murder In
the second degree and sentenced to the
State Prison for twenty-seven years,
arrived Yesterday afternoon, says the
Carson Register. and was delivered to
the Warden. She is the only woman
now In the Nevada State Prison, and
we helieye the second sent there since
tho Territory was organized. It Will
be remembered that she stabbed and
killed a man named Kelly, at Reno, a
few months since..
INTERMEDIATES CALAMITY. = Tc-
day about 3 o'clock p. NJ. a couple OF
horses attached to a milk wagon at the
lower end oftown, started off on their
own hook from in front Of the Crown
| Point Office. They made a dash down
street and collided with n big
quartz wagon, smashing their go-cart
to bits, vanishing amid a shower OF
milk and tin cans. They kept right
| down the canyon rs though the devil
was after them or in them, and are 60
ing yet.
COUNTY HosrITAL.-Dr. Zabriskie,
County Physician, reports that the
number OF patients in the County Hos
pital January 1st, was . received dur
ing the month, Z leaving in the instt'
tuition February LIST, 10 patients.
For CHIEF ESoIyEER.-At the reg
ular monthly meeting Of Liberty Hose
| Company No. l, held last evening,
Abe Jones was Endorsed rs candidate
for Chief Engineer of the Gold Hill
Fire Department at the coming cleo
ton.
DISTRICT CoUwr.-No business was
transacted in this Court yesterday
The case Of Breed &c Crosby vs.. w. 8:
Hobart. which came up, was continued
until February 9th.
GONE EAsr.-Colonel Avery and Je<
Stewart, two old and we'll known Vir'
ginians, left last evening for the At
lantlc States. They will be absent fol
some weeks,