Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-07-20
ARRIVALS AND DEPAnrUREs.
Departures.

The RAPE CAsE..-From parties who
have come from Washoe Valley since
the outrage was perpetrated that we
spoke Of yesterday, says the Register OF
this morning, We learn that Theo.
Winters little girl, about ten years OF
age, was driving hcr fathers COWS
home, ard while so doing. was hailed
by n man on the road who motioned
her toward him. She went to where
the brute was, when he siezed her anu
attempted to outrage her person, but
was ~preyented from so doing by her
struggling aud screams for asslstanSe.
Her cries brought some ME 70 the
spot. who were moving In n Held close
by, who had been Watching the
ster, thinking all was not right. On
seeing assistance for the child &C band,
the fellow took to his hee.s and was
followed I'D by the men, who overlook
him at washoe City, and administered
TO him a sound t%hrashing. Mr.. WIN,
tiers, on hearing Of the affair, started
for the place armed with n shotgun,
and shot the would be outrager. The
child Is not seriously hurt. but It IS
thought the mar will not recover from
the wound received at the hands OF tile
enraged parent. The man has been
working on the line OF the railroad
running through Washoe Valley, aud
Is very little known.
PIpER's OPERA House -"SoIiD
Su.vEn."-rhe very popular drama oy
Col. W ii. L. Barnes, entitled "Solid
Silver" WA presented in excellent
style last evening, aud to a good audi
euce. The new scenery by Bell was
very c~reditable, and added consldera-
bly TO the effect Of the piece. Inc
dresses and general appointments
we're also excellent and everything
passed OF smoothly and well.
The play was we'll cast WIN
J. Wilson "a Paul Weir. Z. \ :Ihayer
rs The Earl de In L.ande, MeseaSer
as Captain Gerard Norris, Mr. I'd
wards as Mr.. Sponge. Senior ; Mr.. WI
Uamson IA Mr.. Sponge. Juniors; Miss
Helen ,rrlcy rs Bertha Huntingdon
and Mrs. Judah as Mrs. Weir. Where
all did 70 we'll IL were hardly neces-
Sary to make extended mention OF in-
disiduals. The play Is one Of the very
kest produced this season. and As 1t Is
10 be repeated tonight all should go
and see Il.
The Crows PorNr CAvE.-Our lit
tie item Of yesterday relative to the
,,ua In ,ha rrav.p p,i,k n>t,a ,-,, oh
t2ined from official sources. Miners
ard others who should know tell q
very different story, as may be seen BY
reference to u mining report to-day.
The cave Is evidently much more dis.
astrous than was represented to us
we simply got what Information WI
could, and those who were able shoulC
have given US the facts. 1t Is uselcs
te try 10 conceal such serious matters
we certainly have no desire to.
Insurance TAxsS.-J. p. Martin
aoent of the Pacific Mutual Life In
surance Company paid into the Count;
Treasury yesterday the sum Oh s1.o v;,
being a tax Of one per cent. OH 81;
O5l.9i, tho amount of premiums col
lected for tho company during I'll
year ending June 80. 1877.
RELIGIOUS SERVICES ro-MoRhow'-
Rev. V. Rlghtmyer will hold religion,
services in the Gold Hill NJ. +. ChIre'
ATTN ]. NJ. In Silver City, At Goo
Templar's Hall, at ) P. ". sunua.
School at'2 p. u.
DEIlSoUEsr Lrsr.-rhe delinquen
HI In the matter of the present assess
ment Of the Kentuck Mining Compan.
20 officially published In our advertis
ing columns to-day.