Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-05-15

RRcKLEss.-Read what Morris Of the
New York Clothing Store, opposite
the GOLD HILL News Office, has to say
in advertising about selling goods.
He has got a splendid stock Of clothing
and dry goods Of all descriptions,
ladies dress and fancy goods. hosiery,
underwear, boots, shoes, hats, caps.
and a great variety of other
desirable goods for everybody, and be-
ing obliged to close out the same. to.
gether With the store fixtures and
lease. he offers everything for sale at
less than cost price. reckless MS TO loss
as long as he turns his goods into cash.
He heeds not the corns of other dealers,
but just goes 1t reckless OF conse-
quences.
How TO TELL A FRESH Eaa.-A
cook 10 Virginia, who has followed the
business for many years, informs us
that there Ia a noticeable difference In
the temperature of the two ends OF q
fresh egg. Anyone can satisfy himself
of the truth OF this statement by ap.
plying his tongue for a few seconds at
tentively to the extremltles OF an egg.
II the temperature is found to be the
same in both cases. the egg cannot Do
Matched. The larger end OF a fresh
egg Is the warmest.
Ssow.-Last evening, after. as most
people supposed, King Winter had abb
dicated his sway altogether, the dwell
lars OH the Comstock range were fur-
nished with somewhat Of a novelty In
the shape cf a young snow storm. Inc
snow has been falling at Intervals DUR
lug the day, but not In sufficient guam.
titles to justify any expectation OF
sleighing.
CoSvALEscrNa.-Mr. j. D. Gray,
proprietor Of the Ashland House, on
the Divide, who has been afflicted for
several weeks with a severe attack OF
pneumonia, and concerning whose re.
covery serious doubts were entertained
at one time. is steadily improving and
expects to he able to take an airing rs
soon rs the weather m%oderates.
OFF THE TRAcK.-rhe evening pas
senger train between Virginia City
and Reno got off the track last night,
at the railroad depot, Gold Hill. The
train was delayed 2Ia hours In conse-
auence of the accident and did not ar
rive at Gold Hill OH its return trip un-
til 8:45 this morning.
GOLD HILL MINERS uNIoS.-Mem-
bsrs of the Union will please observe
official notice in our advertising
columns to. day. calling a meeting at
their hall on Monday evening next, at
TX o'clock P. NJ. sharp. for the purpose
Of receiving the Virginia Miners
Union.
CARSON MrNr.-There was received
at the Mint yesterday, says the appeal,
1870 ounces of silver bullion from
Benton. Call. for coinage; and last
night fifteen Crown Point bars were
shipped to J. c. & G., New York.
"ScuENrRuoRN," the Indian of
Whose wounding by a pistol fired from
the hands Of 4 Mexican at rwelve-mile
Desert early last month we made meli-
ton. l. dsad-died of his injuries. SO
says the Carson Appeal.
MAKING A BEGINNISG,-This morn
ing j. X. Sutterley commenced over
hauling the Brooklyn Restaurant on
c street Virginia, preparatory to eon-
vertiug 1t into = Photographic estao'
lishment.
FLowERY Pubic SCHooL.-Tho pub
lie school In Flowery District opened
on Monday last. under charge Of Miss
Wilson; with 80 pupils In attendance.
TRoUT.-Large quantities Of salmon
and brook trout fresh from the waters
of the Truckce continue to arrive In
our markts In splendid condition.
PArRIorrc.-This morning we no.
ticsd a Piute squaw passing down
Main street with a '.Grant InSincible"
capo thrown over her shoulders.
MEAsLEs.--At the present time a
number of children In Virginia City
are undergoing a course Of measles.