Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-08-16

ter learns from Mr. Yerington, Super.
iT;endent Of the Virginis aud rrurkee
Railroad. that although the track will
be completed through from Steamboat
to Carson by the 25th instant, 30 that
construction trainS CAN paI< over the
entire length Of the road, yet no freight
or passenger trains will be run through
until the 18Th or Goth Of next month.
iua-much rs II goni portion Of the road
running through Washoe Valley
passeS over n spnngy and loamy soil.
which will require that length OF time.
with Il large force Of men to tainp or
ballast the road bed. IL this necessary
prrcautlOn Wa. left unattended to. the
road would become useless In the Win
ter seas..u. A very large force Of men
Is employed on the road. the cOmpany
using every effort possible tending to
its speedy complexion. Somewhere
about the 18th or Goth OF next month.
We may reasonably expect the road To
be ready for permanent business-botli
passenger and freight.
RoBBERY AT SILvER.-Last evening
. man nv ,h. nam. of Davis fa,nIi-
-. -, a, ..p;,.-E,,m from.
Piue-Nut Valley, WAS at Silver City,
aud was enjoying himself quite extern.
.,yrly ut one saloon ami another about
town. drinking aud having good
'irne generally. With $i7o ! u his posS-
a
rt. lie got very drunk: Il meeting
o Martiiiez. otherwise known a'
".Spaili-h Joe. wAs seen io'iowinS
HIN ahout fine-Nut oeihk suo>e'
llently ron''eu ot MS iaSt uo!iar' s"s
plcion naturally fell upon JOE anu
rn or,i,sr a, ! M Cold Hill. be snc.
c-.,led in arresting Joe here In town
1T eight o'clock this morning. he
f"und Si2i upon hun. $ilo OF wnici
was eo':cesIed In MS ooot. Joe Mas
'o'ee' W TIC ea'aooose ui''' iu''e'
requlieu.
Conn BrsEr,r,-Tbe entertainment
,,;v.r ~, p,,.r,s II,,.. y, Monday
go 49,
evening Tor the oeien u INC Ne'aua
orphan Asylum, In charge OF the Sis
tiers OF Charity. uetted $S5j IS. The
total receipts We're $l.20J Is. out ~
which 1851 was paid 10 the California
rheater Company aud Mr.. Piper. Mr..
Mccullough volunteered his services.
fur which, "a we'll as for the assistance
" tile ladies' aud gentlemen who 40
highly aided in the disposal OF tickets,
~" VIZ ,n. h"a, nh ,rsrItv.
inv sn,,,.ss. IN. S,sters return thxnIs
IN the name OF the orphans under their
Charge. who Will remember tlieir oeh-
eiactorS Ia their prayers.
Eng Nrv,,, c,rr coscEpr.-.rh.
-, ..,.r.r,,. l., ,,,-
'oo'r pop"'"' s"'
voiuaoiy po-tpoheu Till oetooer iolh'
when It will po-l,ively b. drawn In
III !, with no further pO~tporeIneiit.
owing 10 the great and we'll deserved
Confidence Of tho public In 1t, tickets
n v s"ld aud are selling very rapidly.
becoming la still K cater demand every
In!. beinS n'm'e S, "
mrnt. with whom peoole are we'll nc.
,nainted, the guarantees for honesty
Iud perfect iairIeSs nre all that
could he asked. Better chanc-s for
winning were never before offered,
and tile purchase Of tickets In this ell
rerpri.e is simply investing money u
a lucrative speculation. Read the nd
vertisement Ia another column.
49,. .r,ur.- no NH. prss,
oN
rient OF the bahK " eA'ii"r'i'a' "
xether with his wife and family. l. OH
hls way Eas, for a pleasure trip and
| Visit. fl,.y travel In a palace hotel c.l
mi arrived ut Ken" last hiS''!. 10,
Iy ans. Rs;,rosd ~ II. mrssrnt Ter.
Nuns In Wnshoe Valley. take a car.
ri,ge 10 Carson, and thence come up
nv 1h. ,silro,d 70 Gold Hill aud Vir
| ,,i,ln. where. after a short visit, they
,y;ij t,ka ,arriao. for Steamboat. I,
,r,.s ov.r ,h. railroad again to thei,
ear nj Reno.
o., pv r.sor
rihE 1No'NH f"" '"L
r"e'
eoai" w. % na,v Nc I, of ,hj.
,nx,' otf.r their excellent machIn,
\ NV lie lAN NiNt