Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-06-26
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.
Arrivals.
Tire FIRr ON TINE RAILRoAp.-Th

The FIRE on Ii RAIIRoAD.-Ihe
report which we published day before
yesterday, to the effect that the bridge
across Long Ravine on the Central
Pacific Railroad was burned, together
with some Of the snow sheds, was
given through the telegraph, and turns
out to be incorrect, as passengers ar
irving since report the bridge all right.
,fiss wires were down only some four
or Are hours. when damages were re-
paired aud the lightning flowed rs be-
fore. The only specific Information
we have relative to the interruption Is
the following from the Sacramento
Union OF yesterday: At Co!faX yes
terday forenoon the large railroad
woodshed caught fire, and, together
with a large quantity Of wood. the
water tank, a portion Of the railroad
track. etc., was destroyed. The fire
was extinyuished about 3P. NJ, and
the track put in running order again
two or three hours later. The excur-
sion train en- route for Truckee from
Stockton WAS delayed by the fire, rs
were also other trains. the freight from
the East, which should have got into
Sacramento about 8 T.. NJ, not reaching
tine eity until Halo p. NJ. The origin
of the fire Is unknown, but Is supposed
TO have been accidental.
OMAHA LOTTERY - DRAINING 10
MoHuow.-Holders Of tickets In tho
great Omaha Lottery are reminded
thar the drawing takes place to-mor-
row, without fail, in accordance with
advertised programme liz another col
umn, where also may be seen the list
OF prizes to be won. including that
3yO.O prize, which everybody hopes
20 win. Somebody who holds 4 ticket
ia sure 10 win II, and he who holds no
ticket az sll will stand no possible
ahow 70 win even the smallest prize.
A man who holds two tickets will stand
twice as good \ chanea to win as ne
who holds only one. Secure . ticket
to-day. No further postponement.
CoMrLIxENrARY.-We acknowledge
the receipt OF Il complimentary ticket
70 the first annual ball Of the Gold
Hill Fire Department, to be given at
Fort Homestead OIL Thursday evening,
Julv 4th-ons week from tomorrow.
I'VE are pleased to learn that tickets
are selling at y rsp!d rate, enough
already being disposed ct to insure q
largo attendance. No n si0lld lail
20 take q ticket, and thus assist opr
worthy tremen. Many tickets are
ceiling In Virginia, indicating a goodiy
attendance from that city.
REpJAcxEr.-We were favored With
a visit yesterday from Mr.. Jonas Lin
coin, one Of the Trustees OF tho ked
jacket Mining Company, ana
If tLs San Francisco Stock Board: lie
is oyer here to look out for the imam.
eial and other interests OF the heu
jacket aud to make arrangements ior
placing the propsH machinery upon
fhe mine for It's effectuSl Development.
He Is highly pleased with the looks
and p~rospeetsof the mine and consld-
ers that the company have . large Tor
tune in sight.
1sas CIRCUS At GOLD HILL.-TLe
great Crystal Palace Circus has re-
turned FROM a very successful raid To
Carson, Empire, Dayton and else
where, and tonight opens OH Fort
Homestead In order TO give the people
of Gold Hill and vicinity \ chance to
see tina best circus yet travelling. Those
attending from Virginia or the Divide
Fan take Jake Whites bus line for It.
See special notice elsewhere.
II. S. BRANCH MINP.-rwelve bars
Of impaired gold and silver were
shipped this morning BY railroad to
the Bank OF California. Virginia City,
according TO the Register. weighing
l.I5a pounds, aud worth S33,lI2 IL.
The deposit was made by the Crown
Point mine, and goes to It's credit; a
large quantity OF silver hall COLLARS
were coined ut the Mint yesterday.
Po,rroSED.-The meeting of the
stockholders Of the Belcher Mining
COMPANY, TO decide as to the proposed
Increase Of the capital stock. Is post
poned till Thursday, July 2oth. see
official notice In another column.
JUSTICE DsL,soUENr LIsr.-;Fhe de-
hnquent list in the matter Of the pres
.ent assessment levied by the Justice
Mining Company, Is officially pao-
lished In our advertising columns To-
day.