Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-01-20
RArLRoAp ACCIDENT AT xr1RK CrrY.

unhurt. He was taken to Carson City,
where he received proper attention.
Mr.. McKane came from the Central Pa
cific road but a few days since, aud his
friends on that road will look forward
with much interest to the time when
they shall hear Of his final recovery.
He Is brother-in-law to N. G. Kinney,
Esq, of Reno, and Is a young man
much esteemed by all who know him.
GRAND SoIREE TOMORROW NIenr.
We are pleased to announce that Dan
Lyons, the popular teacher Of dancing.
will give one Of his grand soirees to-
morrow evening at Miners Union
Hall, Gold Hill, just such as he has
been giving at Virginia. and which are
invariably we'll attended. He has en-
gagged a first-class band Of music for
the occasion, and all who attend will
have as good q time as heart or heel
could wish. Tickets ohly 81 Oh. Mr..
Lyons desires US to state that he will
give these desirable socials every week
hereafter, In case he Is properly en-
couraged In so doing, and will give
Instructions In dancing, to ladies ex-
clusively, from Z to 8 o'clock each
soiree evening, therefore, all ladies
desiring to learn, will be given a hne
opportunity. See advertisement.
ANOTHER Discovery. - Parties in
Virgins have discovered and located
a new and promising lead ut the
mouth of Six-mile Canyon. not far
from McGinnis' ranch. The lead Is
from two to five feet in width and no
work has ever been done on 1t. An
assay made from groupings taken from
above the surface showed $26 to the
ton, nearly all silver. The locators
have organized, chosen their officers
and will at n C proceed to sink upon
the vein. They are sanguine that 1t Is
a big thing. The ledge Is only about
six miles from the mills OH Carson
river.
BLUE MoNDAY.-ro-day Is not only
what Is popularity termed "blue Mon
day." but is also collection day a day
corresponding to "steamcr day" in
San Francisco. This fact does not ut
all detract from the cerulean hue OF
the day. Business men and their clerks
are to be seen rushing In every direc-
ton with their hands full OF bills, and
when a man finds himself In a tight
place on q Monday. he Is sur to be
made to persplre freely before night.
To get through a Monday with no cash
In the drawer Is about equal to a vapor
bath at Steamboat Springs.
PERsoNAL.-We had the pleasure OF
a call this forenoon from Yankee
Plummer. the well-known genial and
popular humorist and lecturer. Mr..
Plummer spent the greater part Of last
Summer In the Sandwich Islands, and
owing to i'll health has not until lately
started out on his usual round Of lee
lures and readings. We presume he
will favor US with a few Of his pleasing
and amusing entertainments during
his stay among us. He Is the same old
Yankee Plumner, and is just about as
full of fun of the stage as on it-he Is
a whole show in himself at any time.
The GoAr CRor.-There Is a fire
crop Of goats growing up In this place
and Virginia. The crop will be In
readiness to trim up the shrubbery Of
all grounds, public and private. rs
soon as Spring opens. The industri-
Gus beasts will also Danish from gar
dens every green thing. They have a
particular hankering after a plants
and shrubs. Nothing that grows will
poison them. They would browse oil
the deadly Upas with perfect i'm
punlty.
RooMs TO Lsr.-Four comfortable
rooms on the lower floor Of a new two
story house, conveniently situated on
the Bowers grade, Gold Hill, suitable
for a family or for workingmen, are to
let OH reasonable terms. See adver-
tisement In another column under
head Of "New To-Day" The house
Is lust finished, therefore this Is a rare
| chance to secure clean, comfortable,
conveniently situated rooms, cheap.
Apply at this Office, or to r. j. Lam
gan.
MuppY.-The water In this town &C.
day Is about as thick as cream-looks
as though taken from q mud puddle In
the street. What the water company
,, are doing to so stir up the slums In
their bitches and fumes Is more than
we can guess; but whatever they may
be doing, we hope they will not be
long at the work, otherwise the whole
town will be afflicted with the gravel,
or something quite as undesirable.
wrrE-wmrpINa.-A man living on
the Divide, whose name the arresting
| officer (Merrow) could not remember,
was placed In "durance vile last
night, for beating his wife. Officer
Morrow says the woman did not seem
to be much hurt, still 1t was evident
that the affectionate husband had
been "cheering her young heart" aud
soothing her with a b%ootlacE, his lists
or some other equally effective seda-
tive.
DELt0HTFUL WhAkunN NV
still blessed with the finest weather
ever seen In any country in this lati-
tude at the season Of the year. It Is
clear, calm aud almost as warm a. the
middle Of May. No weather could be
more favorable for all kinds Of out-ot-
door work, and our carpenters. build
ers, painters and plasterers are work.
Ing right along just as though It were
September instead OF January.
FuSERAL.-The funeral Of Captain
Thomas G. Taylor's little son, which
took place from the residence OF the
parents, In this town, this afternoon,
was very largely attended. We have
seldom seen the remains Of one SO
young followed to the grave by 80
large a procession.
MORE Coon woRx.-One eight hour
shift In the Crown Point mine sent up
$40 car loads Of ore from the ll0O-foot
eyel last night. There Is quite RI
yalry between shifts at present and
the Consequence Is that the bullion ma
terial Is coming out particularly lively
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