Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-01-06

CARSON IrEMs.-We extract til. iol-
lowing from the Register Of this morn
Ing: Judge George G. iierry, Of the
Fourth Judicial District Humboldt
county, arrived in this city from Cali
fornia yesterday, aud will remain here
until Tuesday next on business con.
nected with proving up the claim and
occurring 4 Government patent to ,.e
'or" site Of lnio,.v Vile The late
.,oGs so far damaged the dam Of the
AIerrimac ill that since the river fell
the ditch il above water. Superintehd-
ent Met. III put men to work yes
terday repairing the dan, and the mill
will be In condition to resume opera.
lions in n few days....A man walked
into a downtown store yesterday
morning and called for a pair Of boots.
The proprietor showed him a lot, when
the fellow put on a pair and coolly
walked off without paying for the
same. Tho merchant called in Sheriff
Swift and explained the matter to him.
That officer soon found his man and
told him he must settle for the goods,
return them to their owner or 20 to
Jail for stealing. The booted warrior
showed fight and replied that he would
neither return the boots, pay for them,
nor suffer arrest. Whereupon Swift
event for him, land not only arrested
him, but threw him down and took the
boots from his feet by force. At last
accounts tho fellow was blanketed In
the county JAIL. We have seen a
beautiful set of shirt-studsintended for
John C.. James, set with the richest
almandine rubies, found In and sent
from Arizona BY George w. Fox. The
stones are far superior to those found
In Eastern Nevada, are Of a deep vio-
let color, clear, rich, and are really as
beautiful as any rubles we ever saw.
BoEcLE's New SroRE.-The fine
and extensive new stationery, fancy
goods aud general news dealing estab-
lishment of Fred, Boegle, IL South G
street, Virginia, Is well worthy n visit
from all who admire to see a really
choice selection of desirable goods,
we'll and advantageously arranged.
There can be found all descriptions of
stationery, toys, cutlery, pens, gift
books, school books, opera glasses,
legal blanks, a great variety Of pic
lures, from fancy card photographs to
magnificent chromos, also suitable
Trainings for each. steel engravings,
Autographs, and all that sort Of thing.
Boegle also has a good selection Of
sheet music, music books, and his de-
partment for all the latest Eastern pic
%torials, magazines, periodicals In fact,
news matter from all parts OF the
world Is ample enough for the most
literary mind. Cash orders in this de-
partment from all parts Of the interior
promptly filled and forwarded. Boeele
has a we'll selected circulating library,
quite 4 feature for hundreds of Gus
toners. who desire to get plenty Of
good reading, cheap. Boegle Is a good
mar TO deal with, and so Is his genial
clerk and salesman Smith. Read Boe-
giles new advertisement to-day.
CHEAP PAvEsrENT.-Telegraph street
in this town is being paved with ma
nure, especially that part along by the
upper Yellow Jacket Gu up. 1t is a
foot thick, and rich to that extent.
40 softer pavement could be found for
the feet of horses. The more conflu-
ent part works It's way down toward
st. Johns Church. Although a rich
pavement, it il not costly, and may
prove very Eel,thy, especially In hot
weather. 1t should be encouraged and
extended all possible.
RAISING OF CHIEFS. - At a stated
Council of Pocahontas Tribe No. ., l.
o. r. NJ, held on the Fourth Sleep Of
the, Old Moon. the following named
Chiefs were raised to their respective
stations for the a SURG six moons, by
A. Currp, OF l, G. V. l. Sachem,
Z. Strother s.. sycamore. Us !
Jun. Sycamore, j. b. Whitc0 -:
Prophet, j. A. Holding; c. OF L. ).
G. Harrington; X. Of W., NJ. A. Nc
Donald.
LIBERTY HOSE ELEcTIoN.-At the
regular monthly meeting OF Liberty
Hose Co. No. /, Gold liill, held last
evening, the following officers were
elected: President, Hugh rrembath
Foreman, John Marks; First AsS.s.-
art, Jos. Brcnntc Second AssistaI,,
n, 4 Morgan Secretary, VIM. vi.
b. imam ; Treasurer, P;.srick Murphy;
Standing Committee, Heber Holman,
John MI.,t and Jas. Simpson.
OK Wn..G.s AGAIN.-The Gold Hill
portion of the sleighing being now
pretty we'll played out, or melted out,
Jake White was obliged to stop run
ming his 'bus-sleigh this morning and
run his regular bus with wheels to 1t.
The sieighing along B street, Virginia,
Is pretty good yet, but alongC street
it Is too badly cut up to be either use
full or ornamental.
KoK FrrE.-Distributed programmes
announce prize contesting between
eminent birds at the gladiatorial
chicken arena on North c street, Vir-
ginia, this evening. These olympic
games will commence with n canine
disputation, and observing guests Will
be allowed to pay the sum Of four bits
admission.
RELIGIOUS SERvIcEs.-There will be
preaching at the Methodist Church,
Gold Hill. tomorrow, by the Pastor,
Rev. v. Rightmyer, Mt II o'clock A. NJ.
and 7 l.. II. Prayer meeting every
Friday evening. Seats free. The pub
lie arc cordially invited to attend.
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