Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-06-24

YOUNG AMERICA STEAMER ARRIVED.
Tho u,uch-talked-of steam fire engine
for Young America Engine Company,
No. 2. Virginia, arrived about ! o'clock
~ Yesterday. and was safely housed
in the fine hall Of the company. sew
erai w~agon-loads Of the boys went OUT
over the grade as far as Madden's anu
escorted the machine to the city. She
was drawn by four horses, and at,
tracted great attention as she passed
along C street. or course the ma
chine Is not in It's complete state;
bnt several boxes OF ttxlnSs anu
details to be attached came along
today. She will be all put together
right, ready for service in a day or
two. She IL amer the usua style OF
steam fire engines and Is from the
Siisby Manufacturing Company, Island
works, Seneca Falls, New York. She
coat at the mandatory, $4,000, put
freight over the railroad, finishing
work, and other incidentals. will make
the full cost about 5000. Her weight
when all complete and tired up reauy
for service, will be about4.5O0 pounas.
The old machine ofthe company weighs
300 pounds. The steamer Will De
n 20 fires by hand, horses being TOO
great an expense for so few hres rs
occur. The boys are all proud OF their
machine, Us they have right 10 De-
and will do good sssyice with her some
day.
P,pER's OrERA HousE-BExEyrr OF
Mr.. AND Mrs.. +. N. BNrEs.-Mr.
wheatleigh closed his engagement on
Saturday evening, and last evening
the "Hunchback" was played to an
snpreciatiye audience. Mrs. Bates sus-
fstninp the character Of Julia most
admirably, while Mr.. Bates achieved
new laurels as Master Walter, well
sw,tained by the balance Of the COM
pany. This evening Mr.. ana MIS-
Bates take . complimentary oehehl
mad the play selected for the OCCASION
"a Boucicault's elegant comedy OF
.IJondon Assurance In which, as
Lsdy Cav Lpanker, Mrs. Bates Is I'm
mense. Mr.. Bates will personate Sill
Harcourt Courtly, and the other chsr;
scters are we'll east. These talented
and fayorite artists deserve 4 CROWDED
house tonight, and We hope TO see
them thus complimented and Dene
fitted.
AcoUrrrED.-In the District Court
a. Reno on Friday last, Daniel Z. har
klns. on trial for the killing OF WIN
Hard wieks at Genoa last November
vas aeoUittel. He was tried in De
csmber. found guilty Of murder In the
aacoud degree and sentenced TO th'
Stats Prison for t~wenty.tve years
His esse was appealed to the Supreme
Court. q new trial granted. VIII
Change Of n to Washoe county
and ;he result IL his discharge.
Ernr.-shortly after the 4 o'e!oc'
p. N. passenger train for Carson yes
tsrday had passed along down, a iir'
was suddenly discovered BLAZING
dercsly in q pile Of 6agglng IN IN ~.
timber yard Of the Belcher ny,
meas their works, evidently kih9 ms
nv n snark from the locomotive. In
hose from tie Belcher works hau J
good stream on the fire directly, maA
Ing short work OF 1t.
, FOURTH on JuLY.-The COMMITTEE
appointed to collect funds to pay tn
xpens of the celebration on ID
Fourth of July ut Fort Homestead
will be around Tuesday, asking ai
that can do so, to contribute to pay IN
necessary expenses. See new adVer
flsement to-day.
BuLLIoN.-Seven hundred pounds o
bullion. from the Crown Point ant
Belcher mines, was received at tn
Carson Mint last Saturday, for melting
sud refining.