Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-03-13
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.
Arrivals.
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c. Legate
MERrrED CONFERENCE.-The legis-
lativc correspondent Of the San Fran
cisco Chronicle thus describes n Of
the Sacramento delegation In the As
sembly. Mr.. Motifs numerous friends
in this section will recognize and ap-
provo Of the picture. Here 1t Is: "E.
Is. Mott is Chairman Of the Committee
on Claims, and represents 4 portion OF
Sacramento City. Mott Is n merchant,
deals in hardware but Is not specially
h~ard-hearted, as many widows who
have claims for relief will readily JUS
tify. Member OF the firm OF Gillig.
Mott & Co., of Sacramento and Nir-
yinia CITY. and Is almost rs well known
in San Francisco as in Sacramento.
AS n statesman. is very industrious.
conscientious and go~-aheadative. Talks
faster than a quarter horse, and gets
riled when any motion Is proposed
which shocks his sense of justice. GEN
orally gets his bills through, and seems
satisfied Herewith. In stature, is not
rs large as Mayor Merritt Of Oakland;
but like Merritt, e hair all over
his face, and Is generally considered
above the average In good looks. Is
an ardent Republican, and always
votes that way on party questions.
Has been very successful in his local
bills, Podsnap French to the contrary
Notwithstanding. Was born In the
good old State Of Pennsylvania, u
left there before Forney and Cameron
commenced their fight. Always pres
n ut roll-call when not away on com-
mittee duty. and watches all the pro
cesdings with lynx eyes. Never talks
against time. and il popular with his
fellow-members. Married. Drinks
occasionally, and has a nice team.
Altogether a sensible man."
Tue CAPTURE OF CAETER.-The Car
son Register of this morning gives the
following account of the capture OF
Carter, one Of the State prisoners who
escaped from the Carson Jail Monday
morning. He was captured by Mr..
Saffal, at Woods ranch, on King S
CANYON, some wv miles from Carson,
under the following circumstances
Mr.. Saffal rode up to Woods house,
Yesterday morning, to inspect the
premises and found Mrs. Woods in a
state of excitement about 4 white man.,
i'm Indian Sarb. whom she reported rs
being at the barn, and requested Saial
to attend to him. SAT. went after him
and found it to be the brave Carter;
arrested and conveyed him to the
county Jail, where he is now confined.
Carter does not seem to have been en-
trusted with any Of the secrets Of the
escaped convicts ; in fact, seems to be
more of a fool than anything else. He
states that the prisoners all went in
different directions, and that he had
strlcE of towards Reno, but losing his
yay in the snow had returned to the
place of his encampment the night be-
fore, He had with him IN Indian out
fit of bow and arrows, which he gave
to Billy Wilson ut the Jail door. he
was otherwise disguised. Satfal was
unarmed ut the time OF arreStinS Il
poor, miserable wretch. and brought
him Into town, as he might have done
n tame steer.
In FULL OPERATroN.-The second OF
the two new hosting engines at the
Crown Point works was started up on
Friday, and both are now in full oper-
alton, running smoothly and well, n
hoi,ting about 500 tons or ore per DAY
from the mine. The new compart-
ment of the shaft Is brought into active
reouisition and two double cages are
kept constantly running. The bullion
returns of the Crown Point hereafter
will be immense. The Vivian mill on
Carson river has also started up again
and In ID full operation, the dam n
bulkhead, washed away by the hrst
winter flood, having been repaired.
APPREcIkTIvE THASxs.-Mrs. Strom-
niger, widow Of the late Andy Strom-
niger, accidentally killed, recently, in
the Belcher shaft, takes this method of
returning the heartfelt thanks Of her
self and little ones to the miners and
other employees Of tho Belcher mine,
and other friends. for the kindly dona-
ton Of 1922 In coin. 1t wa a generous
act, and needed assistance most wor-
thily bestowed. Verify those who adj
minister to the welfare Of the widow
and fatherless shall have their reward.
C~REprTABLE ExuIBrT.-Ths party
Given BY the Young Ladies' Social So
ciety of Gold Hill, for the benefit of
Mr. Edward Wright, was n decided
success. the net proceeds being $iGS.
Inc young ladies desire to return
thanks to the Miners Union for dona-
tion of Hall ; also, to Messrs. MeSerye
& Casey for lemonade, and to Mr.. J.F.
Gladdlng for assisting at the benefit
party.
Couu1ssroxs.-Governor Bradley ap-
nolnted the following named GENTLE
men as Commissioners Of Deeds for the
State of Nevada. OH the 18th inst:
Simon w. King, to reside In Chicago.
illinois Marcus r. Mayer, to reside
ne Salt Lake City, Utah ; walter b.
Wines, to reside in the city Oh New
York.
NEW ASSAY OFF1cE.-G. w. Dorwin
g. Co. are erecting a small frame build
ING lust north Of Yellow Jacket Hose
Company's hall, on Main street, ior an
assay office.