Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-01-31

the shareholders of the Golden Eagle
Mining Company, held at Virginia
last evening, the reports Of the officers
showed that the new shaft had reached
a depth OF 40 feet, and although the
rock In the bottom was q little harder,
requiring blasting, the sinking was
making good progress. The latest
assays and tests Of the ore from the
bottom Of the old incline still show a
decided improvement In the quality.
The prospects of the company are, to
say the least, very encouraging.
SENSIBLE AND JusT Our splendid
Carson kilograms to-day say that the
Senate Committee on State Affairs have
reported recommending q cessation Of
the suits against 1.-THE Rhoades bonds
men and in favor OF q bill releasing
them. We cannot but command this
action on the part of the committee,
and the Legislature In finally with
drawing all suits Ia the matter and
releasing their bondsmen, so unjustly
held. will perform al act Of simple
justice. ard be warmly upheld by the
great majority OF their constituents and
fel ow citizens.
RArrI.E FOR A FINE GOLD WATCH
Agenuine hunting cased gold watch,
the movements of Swiss manufacture.
a good time keeper and In perfect run-
ming order, is up for rattle at the Co.
lumbus Brewery, a few doors north al
the News office. There are only l25
chances at 81 u piece. and the winner
will get at least 800 in value tor the
investment Of 81. Who will be the
lucky man?
GOLD HILL. PUBLIC ScHooLs.-The
attendance at the Gold Hill Public
Schools numbers about IS pupils In
each of the respective departments
The falling of In attendance Is due to
the prevalence Of scarlet fever aud
whooping cough. At the commence
ment Of the year Mrs. Stoddard's de-
partment numbered so pupils, while
nc present 1t numbers only 81.
GAME FowL.-A large coop Of fero-
cious game fowls arrived by Wells,
Fargo & Co.'S express this morning,
tor a gentleman In Gold Hill who de-
lights in their belligerent gambols.
They appeared to be In good spirits
aud fine feather. and occasionally
crowed lusty defiance through their
prison bars to all sagebrush ROSTERS.
SLEIeHINa.-'rhis morning at Vir-
sinia the air was musical with the tlnk-
ling of sleigh-bells. "Curly Bill" was
out'at G o'clock with a spanking team
and cutter. giving n lady friend an
airing. Could anything short Of the
pleasure Of a sleigh ride Induce q
young lady to rise at 8 A. NJ?
CoRREcrIoN.-In u telegraphic re-
port OF legislative proceedings day be-
fore yesterday an error occurs. All Of
the bills referred to at the time with
the exception OF the "Indigent Sick
Fund" were merely introduced, III
stead Of being passed.
TEACHERS ISsTIrUTE.-The regular
monthly meeting OF the Storey County
Teachers Institute will be held this
evening at the Third Ward school
building In Virginia, ut z o'clock.
Members and friends Of the Institute
are requested to be present.
CoAL.-Sixteen car loads Of coal ar
rived in Gold Hill yesterday and day
before. 1t was divided up between
the Yellow Jacket and Oyerman mines
aud Thomas Gallagher, our local fuel
merchant.
LEGISLATIVE BILIs.-This morning,
through the courtesy Of Senator Ste
venson and others, we received copies
Of Senator Cassidy's Postal Telegraph
bill and Senator Phelan's Coal Lands
bill.
RAILROAD MXrrERs.-All Of the
trains on the V. & L. Railroad are
running on schedule time to-day. the
slight fall Of snow having caused no
veXatious detentlons.
To APPEAR FOR SENTENcE.-Wil-
liam Curran is ordered to appear for
sentence at the District Court room,
tomorrow ut 10 o'clock A. N.
MRs O'CoNNoR's CAsE.-The trial oil
Mrs. O'Connor, Indicted for grand
larceny will take place on Monday
next.