Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-03-28
DEATH OF GEORGE n. Inw1s.-hi Is

49,
or .Beany" Irwin. as he was familiar
ly called, was always a prominent
citizen In sone capacity, and during
his several years. residence In that
city he served as policeman, jailor, and
In other positions, for the last few
years being keeper Of a saloon
on c street. A moro generous-hearted
man never lived, and now with
his hair frosted with ripening
years, he departs from LIES busy
scene, amid the sorrowful adieux
Of a largo circle Of warm friends to
whom he was endeared for his many
genial and good qualities Of mind and
heart. May his kindly spirit find
peace and rest for evermore.
PIcNIcs. - As warm weather ap-
proaches, 1t would seem 10 be a good
Idea for the managers Of Jul Sabbath
schools to project q picnic excursion
for the benefit Of the little folks. Chill
dren attending the day schools would
make all the more progress In their
studies could they be allowed an occa-
sional holiday. It Ia not to be won
dered that our youngsters at schcsl In
dulge In an occasional fight. when we
consider how little there Il In our sur
roundings calculated to foster the finer
feelings In a boys nature.
The MAYNARD H~oUsE.-McMurtry's
new hotel in Maynard's block on Main
street, Is now opened and rapidly COM
ing into high public favor. As to that
matter. no has no rooms now to let, as
all are fully occupied, The eating de-
partment, however, can accommodate a
few more good customers. Tho best
Of everything In market Is there, served
up in the choicest style by experienced,
artistic cooks, and lively, attractive
walters, who are adopts at the business.
Mac has a fine run Of custom, and feeds
everybody well-for coin.
Coal DUMr.-A number Of carpen-
tiers are engaged to-day In framing the
timbers for an immense coal dump,
which Is about to be erected at the
rear Of the Imperial-Emplre hoistlng
works. The wagon road which 10 De-
Ing constructed from Main street OH
the Divide to this dump Is nearly COM
pleted. 1t Is being built In q very
workmanlike manner.
AT Tue PIONEER MARxEr.-The nu-
merous friends Of the robust and anna
BILE Frank Kelly can find him now at
the Pioneer Market on Main street,
opposite Frankel's store, where he
will be pleased to furnish them with
the choicest OF steaks or other meats.
Frank Is an artist In that line, and
quite an acquisition to the manage
ment Of the Pioneer Market.
OMAHA LorrERY.-Any person de-
string to take a chance In this enter
prise will have to secure tickets imme-
diately. They cat be obtained from
Mr.. Sesrles, general agent, or Frank
Edwards, special agent, at the Adri-
attic Saloon, Virginia City.
IMpRovISa.-Thomas Allen is con-
siderably better to-day. His ultimate
recovery Is almost an assured fact. 1t
seems a little remarkable that In a
majority of instances persons shot
through the lungs manage TO recover.
MKSprSG.-Constable Harkin's nu-
merous friends will DO gratifed to
learn that he Is improving rapidly. II
he does not meet with another setback
he will be able to make his appearance
OH the street in a few days.
INFLArABLEs. - Frankenheimer has
got them, in tho most approved and
improved style, and natural as life
when judiciously blown up. The Ia
dies gay they are far better than either
newspapers or cotton.
POCKET DIARY Losr.--The finder Of
a pocket diary with the name Of the
proprietor. r. W. Grant, on the first
page, will please read the advertise
ment In another column under head OF
New To-day"
VEnBUM SNr.-The Is or 80 persons
whose names appear on the delinquent
tax list Of Gold Hill township are re-
auested to call at Justice Wright's
Office and arrange matters without
delay.
JUSTICE DELINoUEsTs.-Thc delin-
quent sale In the matter Of the last as
sessment levied BY the Justice Mining
Company, Is officially published In our
advertising columns to-day.
FREIeuT.-The receipts Of freight at
the railroad depot, Gold Hill, since
yesterday were as follows: Twelve
car loads Of coal, n Of lumber, ten Of
charcoal and five Of wood.
GALEs.-Washoe zephyrs have been
at work today at intervals stirring up
the dust IN our principal streets. Main
street, on the Divide, Is swept as clean
as a house floor.
ASSESSMENT EvIEp.-An assessment
Of 81 80 per share Is levied BY the Al
hambra Mining Company. SEQ official
notice in our advertising columns to-
day.
OAK wooD.-At the railroad depot,
Gold Hill. yesterday, We noticed a
quantity of oak wood from Alta, Cali
fornis. 1t retails here at $24 per cord.
An ORDERLY NEIoHBoRnooD.-We
have no i~nfractions OF the law to chron-
icle to-day, our citizens as n general
thing being ~peaceable and l~aw-aoidiug.
DISPATCHES arc In the Western
Union Telegraph Office Of Gold Hill
for VIM. Selby and j. E. Coulter.