Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-11-18

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'CoLUxBUs WAGON RoAp.-A public
meeting was called for last evening at
the Courthouse, says the Carson Reg
lister Of yesterday, to devise ways and
means for raising the money required
to build a wagon road to the Column
bus Mining District. The meeting was
a.failure. As we understand the situa-
lion Of the enterprise, it Is this, and
needs but to be briefly stated: The
Pacific Borax Company, at Columbus,
have q large amount OF 'borax-3OO
tons on the dump-and an ~inexhausti-
BILE mine, and the new route proposed
will shorten the route forty miles,
which to build will cost about $1,000.
The Company and others out ut the
mine have subscribed $500, leaving
the same amount 10 DO raised. The
Virginia and Truckee Railroad Com
pany have subscribed $1,000, leaving q
deficiency Of = $500.
STATE PRISONERS. - Lou. Faurot,
Deputy Sheriff Of Lander county, yes
terday. says sundays Carson Register,
brought In James Montgomery. who
was sentenced by Judge Mckinney, on
Wednesday last, to a term Of six years
hard labor In the State Prison, for rob-
berry at Eureka, some months since.
Another one was also brought In by
Mr.. Faurot (whose name we are re-
quested to withhold) found guilty OF
grand larceny, to serve a term Of two
years In the State Prison. Sentence
will be pronounced on four prisoners
In the Lander county jail, on the 2lst
instant, who have been found guilty
Of crime committed in that county, at
the present term Of the District Court.
Lander county Is doing her share
towards filling up the Hotel de Dem
YER. Rattlesnake Dick and Bill Cham
berlain arrived at the Prison last even
ing from Dayton.
LANCE FUSERAL.-Tte funeral pro-
cesslon of Hon. Edmond Patten, de-
ceased, passed up Main street on the
way to Virginia, about 3 o'clock p. N.
to-day, and was one Of the most extern
siye ever seen In Gold Hill. The Ma
tional Guard Brass Band marched ut
the head playing appropriate music.
followed by the Odd Fellows Of Gold
Hill, accompanied by strong delega-
tions from the Virginia Lodges, num-
barring about $50 In all, marching on
foot In advance Of the hearse. Follow
ing the hcarse came nearly seventy
carriages. with the family. relatives
and personal friends Of deceased. and
a number of horsemen brought up the
rear. As the mourniul cortege passed
along the doors of all the business
houses and saloons were closed In
token Of respect to the memory OF the
lamented deceased.
INTERFERING LKcrrRE.-As will be
seen by advertisement In another col
umn to-day, the promised lecture OF
Miss Major Pauline Cushman will DO
given on Wednesday evening next, at
Piper's Opera House, Virginia. She
viii give a full and highly interesting
account OF her daring exploits, thrill
ing adventures and brilliant achieve
ments while employed In the Secret
Service of the United States, as the
Union Spy of the Cumberland, Tor
which m%eritorious services, the rank
OF Major was officially conferred upon
her, which title she still retains. Her
lecture, were received with high '
throughout the East, and she will ind
an equally interested audience here.
For further particulars. prices OF ad-
mission, ETC., sec advertisement. -
MAN MIssrSa.-A Portuguese, about
20 years of age. who goes BY the name
Of Frank Williams, and formerly
worked In the Overman mine, has been
of late severely afflicted with the cry
sipelas. Saturday night about IL
o'clock he arose from his bed at Bry-
ans boarding house, Lower Gold Hill,
during the absence Of his nurse, and
left for parts unknown being probably
In q dellrious state) aud has not been
heard OF since. His friends are very
anxious regarding him, and u con-
tsmporaries will do o kind service by
copying this item.
SENTENCED AND INrRIsoNKD.-Rat-
tlesnakc Dick and Bill Chamberlain
were on Saturday sentenced BY Judge
Seawell, Of Lyon county, to ten years
each In the State Prison for highway
robbery, In depriying Colonel NJ. n.
stoue Of his watch and personal coin,
on tho Carson read a short time ago.
They were taken to the prison the
same evening. IL must have seemed
to Dick like getting home again, thus
20 find himself In bis old familiar
quarters among bis numerous old
friends and associates once more.
Do Nor Work SUSpAYs.-The yell
low Jacket and Belcher Mines, In
order toiuduce, II possible, a somewhat
better observance Of the Sabbath,
and give the miners q day Of rest, are
nov closed every Sunday, aud will
continue doing SO hereafter. \ very
~commendable idea. 1 Era
VIEwIxo.-J. X. Sutterley. the we'll
known chief Photographic artist, was
down from Virginia, with o corps Of
assistants, last Saturday, taking views
Of various interesting points In Lower
Gold Hill and along the canyon.
uRxcoyERRD.-Hon. J. P. Jones hav-
Ips recovered from his reeeut illness,
otSciatsd ~ one Of the pail bearers ut
the funeral Of Hon. Edmond Patten
this afternoon.
No GAs-The Gold Hill gas works
have failed altogether for the last two
nights. Our citizens have to fall back
on candles and coal oil.
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FouSp AT LAsr!-A remedy that
not only relieves but cures, that enemy
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