Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-12-05

Marker come to discover that sack OF
stolen amalgam under the house at
washoe City a day or two since, was
this: An ambitious old hen had made
her nest under the floor, and ut the re-
quest Of his brother-in-law's wife Pc
ter ripped up some OF the boards to
find it. She 1.-THE hem had started in
to I'LL an old bucket under there full Of
eggs and was doing nicely at 1t. but
what got Pete the most was finding
that sack Of amalgam, worth about
81, 900, near It. It WIS evidently Sc
GREETED there by the amalgamator OF
tho Back Action mill near BY, who
used to reside In that house, and died
there some six months ago. His bed
used to stand directly over this rich
deposit. The question now Is, who Is
the rightful owner Of this stolen ANAL
GAM? Pete Is n wood teamster, in the
employ of Chris. Bastien ut Washoe
City. and 4 pretty good sort Of a man.
Should he succeed In establishing MS
right to It by reason Of no one else be-
Ing able to prove that 1t Is theirs. Pete
will have quite q nice little stake II
can afford TO give his old hen n rest
turn her out to grass.
PAY UP OR BE EyPEIL.ED.-As Will
be seer by notice in another column
Liberty Hose Co. No. l, Gold Hill.
will hold their regular monthly. meet,
Ing. and on this particular OCCASION all
members in arrears are notified 10
come forward and square their az
counts or be expelled from the COM
psny, Droues and dead beats are to
30 tolerated no longer. Only working
and paving members are wanted IN
this company, and none others. The
idea Of belonging to a fire company
lust to shirk jury duty, and yet hel-
ther work nt n fire, attend meetiHSS'
or pay dues, Is played clear out; NO
more Of 1t. Cash up or leave Is the
word, and Liberty Hose Company
are three-thirds right on this point so
dellnquents will please bear this In
mind.
Rosprpy.-Jas. Welsh, who resides
on a ranch, q short distance west Of
,hl, city, says the Carson Register OF
this morning, while returning from
Virginia or Gold Hill. yesterday after
noon. % himself to have been
robbed OF $35 on the road between
Empire CITY and the Halfway louise.
An officer from Empire arrested TWO
men In the evening near the raiiroau
depot, who are charged with having
committed the robbery. Tho anne
of the parties arrested are witiiheio'
for the reason that, In our opinion.
there ia nothing In the arrest-thc men
are not guilty of the charge. ohn
Doc and Richard Roe were forced,
however, to make a trip to Empire
City. last evening, to appear III 'he
Justice Court and answer.
PERPETUAL MORTON DIscovEnEp.-
G.lland has discovered 1t, and it can
be seen and fully illustrated any day
at his popular dry goods store on Main
street, Gold Hill. two doors north Of
the Yellow Jacket office. An ever
continuing, perpetual movement OF dry
goods. laces, trimmings, ribbons. boots,
sboes, and the latest styles aud pat
terms Of ladies' dress goods, under
wear, etc.. Is going on from the earliest
CROW OF the morning chanticleer { o the
latest fash of the evening chandelier.
The ladies rfl come. and Galland can
not keep them awsy. They like his
STYLE, and his immense stock, and his
prices, and they keep Galland in per-
petual motion to replenish his fast dis
appearing stock. Read Galland's tale
IN our advertising columns to-day.
RAILRoAD MATrERs.-rhe prospect
10 at present that the tunnel blockade
will be raised inside of a week and the
regular trains running through OH
tinio-a consuinmation most devoutly
10 be wished. The two new locomo-
lives ]. sharon and "Ralston" will
be put into regular service over the
road tomorrow. Although the trans
portation facilities are constantly be-
Ing increased, yet the business Oh the
road seems to Increase In the same
ratio.
Cash UP.-James Heating, late Of
the we'll known Corner Saloon. Main
street, Gold Hill. desires to notify all
Who are indebted to him that he Is now
e~oliecting In what moneys are due
him. and therefore requests all to be
prompt In payment without further
notice; otherwise he will be obliged to
plaza their accounts in the hands Of an
officer BY the 18th instant-a week
from next Saturday for collection.
See notice in our advertising columns
to-day.
Ar FRRpERlcXs'.-For your regular
paints, oils, kerosene, glass, paper
bangings, picture frames, mouldings,
bluestone, acids, and all that sort OF
thing, 20 to Joseph Fredericks'. No.
43 South C street, Virginia, nearly OPP
posIte the Bank Of California.