Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-09-18
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son Appeal Of this morning says:
Lieutenant hurry Day, Of the U. S.
Navy. arrived yesterday BY private
conveyance from Reno to visit his un-
Gle. General John Day. Of this city.
Lieutenant Day is a brother OF Deputy
State Register. S. H. Day, who Is now
East OIL n visit to his parents and rela-
tives. Lieutenant Day has but lately
arrived from a voyage from the Allan
tic coast to san Francisco In command
OF the U. 5. Coast Survey Steamer
Hassler. 1t will be remembered that
Professor Agassiz and party came in
this vessel OH q scientific expedition
aud exploration Of the wonders Of the
sea. This voyage occupied nearly u
year; giving time for deep soundings
and profound experimental research
for new life and wonders OF the deep
waters and Islands Of the ocean Lieu.
tenant Day will be stationed for some
time oil this coast, aud be connected
with the Coast Survey Of the Pacific,
with headquarters at San Francisco.
His vessel, the HaSsler, will be Kept In
that service, for which she was made.
He will remain here a few days and
v sit his uncle aud Harry lwho Is *
pected back soon) while awaiting or
ders.
MAoSIFIcENT.-The famous jewelry
store OF NJ. VI. friedrich, ut Virginia,
next door to Gillig. Mott & Co.'S, on
C street, Is justly entitled to the above
appellation. 1t Is fitted up In splendid
style with the most costly showcases,
shelving, etc, and we'll stocked with n
magnificent array of the finest silver
and plated ware. the most valuable
clocks, watches, jewelry, diamonds.
not the Arizona sort, sewing-ma-
chiues, fancy articles, etc. Even the
iiuor l. made Of different kinds Of
| choice woods, and In the evening, e.
peclally when lighted with gas, aud
the genial friedrich aud his attentive
statesmen arc all In position attending
to their numerous lady aud gentlemen
customers. the store presents a picture
reminding one Of the story Of Alad-
din's wonderful lamp. F'redrick's Is
the finest aud most extensive estab-
liShment Of the kind this side OF the
Sierra Nevada.
RETUpSEp.-Judge Adolphus Waltz.
Register of the L. $. Land Office at
Carson City. has returned from San
Francisco, where u" has been for some
time under the care Of al, eminent sur
geon for treatment. We are pleased
to the return Of Mr.. Waltz
and his perfect and speedy recovery Is
hoped for by all hit friends. The 0u-
simess Of the Land Office was partially
suspended BY the absence Of one Of It's
officers, and people having business
with the office will be pleased to know
OF his return.-Appedl.
Friend Waltz has had a pretty long
and severe siege of it. aud II It was in
punishment OF his past sins lie must 10
all right now.
GRAVE RoBBERy.-A grave in the
town cemetery at the lower end Of
Gold Hill was clandestinely opened,
night before last, and the occupant OF
the coffin taken away. It was the
grave of u Chlnaman, who was buried
there some four years ago. and his
bones were now doubtless removed by
some OF his countrymen In order 10
shin them to China, as Is their relig-
iouSly observed custom. Such deSpoi'-
ing of graves, however, Is against the
laws OF this country and severely pun
ishab,e II the offenders are detected.
The shipping of u Chinaman, dead or
alive, back to China Is not much OF an
ottense, however.
For SnERIFr.-J. W. Honslnger re-
spectiully announces himself by card
in another column. rs n candidate for
the office of Sheriff Of Storey county.
subject to the decision OF the
Republican County Convention. Mr..
H~onsinger IL a good miner aud Citizen,
a man thoroughly fitted for the posi-
tior,, and II nominated will run second
to none OIL the ticket.
TINE rABLE.-See new time table
of the Central Pacific railroad, put
lished In our advertising columns to-
day. Travellers will govern themselves
accordingly.
SuowsRY. - Heavy clouds sailing
across the sky this afternoon let down
a light shower OF rain among the sun
shine.
GONE OVER. - Governor Nye has
gone over to California.