Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-04-10

WHAT MORE CAN THEY Do?-In
another column will be found an i'm
portant announcement from Banner
Brothers, stating that owing to the
present hard times, as regards money
matters, they have determined to do
something handsome by the boys who
stood In with them In flush times, and
accordingly they have concluded for
the next sixty days to let their
profits 60 by the board and to
sell any article In their house for what
it actually cost them to get it up, or
in other words, at bedrock" prices.
They have Just received a new aud
complete assortment OF Spring and
Summer clothing from their own man
ufactory, No. LOG Duane street, New
York. which for elegance OF style, du-
rability and flush, Is unsurpassed BY
any other establishment. The gener-
Gus offer made by the firm will GER
tainly DO appreciated by all OF their
old-time customers.
FuSERAL.-rhe funeral Of Harry
Brown, who was killed by falling
down a shaft In the Savage mine at an
early hour yesterday morning. took
place from Miners Union Hall, Vir-
sinia City, this afternoon, and was at
tended by a large concourse Of friends
and acuuaintances. Mr.. Brown was
one of tho early settlers Of Edwards
county, California, and was the orig
inal discoverer Of the B%ronsville dig
gings. Since his residence IN Nevada
he has endeared himself to a large cir
Gle Of friends BY his noble qualities OF
heart aud soul, and his sudden taking
off will be greatly deplored by all who
knew him.
SPUR HEEL.-An enormous spur
wheel, manufactured at the Rlsdon
Works, San Francisco, for the Imperial
Empire Hosting Works, arrived at the
railroad depot. Gold Hill, this morn
ing. 1t weighs over 81, 900 pounds, and
is the finest, II not the largest piece OF
casting. that ever came over the noun
tains. Gallagher thinks that "a horses
will be required TO haul 1t up the hill
to its destination.
IRw1Ss.-we learn that Mrs. Irwin
and son, are still stopping at Virginia,
and that she will visit San Francisco,
before returning East with her nus
bands remains. II. NJ. Vesey, has
been appointed administrator for tho
son. If we are correctly informed II
seems that "Bsany did not die rich:
his liabilities amounting to $2.oOO
whereas his assets wore only $2.4OO.
PERSONAL. john Farnham, pro-
prietor Of the Bank Exchange Saloon,
Gold Hill. returned home last evening
from Valleys Springs, where he has
been sojourning for some time past for
the benefit Of his health. John looks
rs young and risky as a Texas steer,
and has evidently obtained a new
lease Of life.
WIRE CABLE.-Last evening we no.
ticed a large quantity Of WORKOUT
wire cable. belonging to the Imperial.
Empire hosting works. being hauled
to the railroad depot, Gold Hill. for
shipment to southern California, where
it will be used for fencing material.
FIRE CIsrERN.-rhe new fire cistern
which Is being constructed BY the Gold
Hill town authorities, directly south
or the Washington House, on the d.
vide, will be 20 feet in length, Is in
width and 10 In depth. Its capacity
will be 1880 gallons.
Coon FRIDAY SERvIcEs.-There will
be Divine service at st. Johns Church,
Gold Hill, tomorrow Good Friday at
IL A. NJ. Rev. G. w. Mayer will preach
the service. The seats are free and all
are cordially invited.
FREIaur.-The receipts Of freight at
the railroad depot, Gold Hill, since
Yesterday were as follows: Three
car loads of hay. one Of lumber, one OF
machinery. two Of coal and three OF
merchandise.
REpAIs.-Hon. Sam. Owens is hay
ing the shattered wall In front OF his
premises, on Main street. rebuilt. A
new picket fence, surrounding his do
main, Is another noticeable improve.
ment.
To BE SEsTEScEp.-H. L. Roble,
convicted of an assault with intent to
do great bodily harm, is ordered to ap'
near in the District Court for sentence
on Saturday next, at 10 A. N.
Coon FMpAY.-To-morrow Will BE-
observed as a day Of fasting by Catho.
lies and Episcopallans In memory o.
our Savior's sufferings aud death on
Mount Calvary