Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-04-30
DEIrA SALOON AND CLUD RooMs.,


DELTA SALOON AND CLUE RooAs.-
The Delta Saloon and Club Rooms, c
street, Virginia, have undergone q
general renovation, and now present
a very attractive appearance. An ex-
tension Of Is feet has been made to the
club room, making them by far the
largest rooms of the kind In the city.
r. II. Manuel. the proprietor OF the
saloon, is q genial, whole souled fellow;
and always has a host Of friends around
him. Tom Kean. his right bower, also
a very clever gentleman.still continues
to minister to the wants of tho thirstily
inclined at the old place. The walls
| of the club room arc adorned with nu-
merous and elegant pictures, chief
| among which is an old historical paint.
ing entitled the "Apple OF Discord,"
Which possesses rare merit. Orndorfi
& Magee have spared no pains or ex-
pense In catering to the wants of pleas
~urs-seekcrs. See advertisement under
head Of New To-day"
OMAHA LorrERY.-The Omaha DIS.
patch of March 9Th gives a full expla.
nation of the action Of the Common
Council, in passing a resolution con-
demuing the management OF the Oma-
ha Lottery. 1t says that the Common
| Council consists of twelve members,
| only five Of whom were present at the
meeting referred to. Three out OF
five voted In favor of the resolution,
| the other two strenuously opposing 1t.
| The Dispatch says that the three men
who voted in favor Of the resolution
were Influenced by spite, owing TO
their being unsuccessful In an attempt
to extort money from the manager,
| Mr.. Pattee, In the way Of q bride. Not.
withstsnding all that has been said In
| condemnation of the enterprise, 1t Is
bound to be q success. Nearly all the
tickets have already been disposed Of
RAILROAD AccIDENT.-'rhe first Sec
ton Of a freight train, ladened princi-
pally with ore, and drawn by the
locomotive "Nevada," which left Gold
Hill at 1921 this morning, while OH
the point OF switching at Silver was
overtaken and run into by the second
section drawn by the "Comstock.'
AS a result of the accident, three ore
cars on the forward train were entirely
demolished, and several flats more or
less injured. The Comstock, which
butted against the ear portion OF the
other train, was badly damaged, and
now lies upon the track facing at right
angles with It.. None of the men en-
gagged in running the train were In.
iured. Several hours will be required
to clear up the wreck.
DAN GLosrER.-This formerly we'll
known citizen Of Gold Hill, reapPear,
ed here to-day and Is having a good
time talking and shaking hands aud
asking his numerous old friends to
| drink. He Is located over In Sierra
Valley, where he uns the life insur-
ance business agency and n ranch, and
| rides that same old gray mare, and has
Just come on a short visit. Glotser has
i high old opinion Of tho Modocs. He
| thinks they are remnants Of the old
Democratic party, and says that II
jeff Davis had only had them to help
| him out, he never would have been
| obliged to run away In petticoats.
DAYTON STAGE. = Last evening rs
the Dayton stage passed through Gold
Hill on It's return from Virginia. We
| noticed that the hurricane deck had its
usual modicum Of furniture.
FRE1eHr.-The receipts Of freight at
the railroad depot, Gold Hill, since
last report, were as follows: One car
load Of lumber, eight Of coal and ono
of merchandise.