Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-05-24

RCCkEE holI.-c. s"S
popular landlord OF Pollard's Hotel,
Reno, was up yesterday, on a visit 10
his numerous old friends Of the Com
stock range. He says the trout in
Truckee river are not all caught yet,
In evidence Of which he presented US
with n couple Of luscious, fine ones,
which he brought up. The fish bite at
hook vet, and many are caught that
way, but still more are caught by
.ierab hooks" In attempting to pass
over dams In the river. Three or Tour
OF these hooks. fastened to the end OF a
pole, are held In waiting, and when
the fish comes to the right place. a sud
den Jerk from the fisherman hooks the
unsuspscting trout and snakes him
ashore. II Is a big swindle on the fish,
buzz a lucrative one, Us they hnd a
ready market.
SEVERELY INJUREp.-The little son
of Andrew Lofters, at Dayton, aged
years, who fell from one Of the tall
Ing carts Of Birdsall's mill last Mon
day. striking upon his head. was more
seriously injured than was at fist sup
posed. He received a severe scalp
wound severing or rupturing an artery,
which caused considerable euusion OF
blood between the scalp and skull.
The child has laid In a cometose n
dition aver since. with the head badly
swollen. DR.. Kirby being called to
attend the case, yesterday reopened
ths wound and allowing the effused
blood and matter beneath the scalp TO
esc.pe. the patient was relieved n Is
liable to recover.
PIcSrc.-On Thursday last Misses
Nellie Andrews. Mary Elliott Mary
Deleyan and several other young ladies
from Silver City, projected n picnic
excursion to Biddleman's Ranch, on
Cedar Hill. Notwithstanding the
weather was unpropitious, the picnic,
ers carried out their programme ahu
had a very enjoyable excursion. tney
co~nnteracted the effectsofa snow storm
which was raging at the time by ouiiu-
Inc a huge bonfire, around which they
disnosed themselves aud partooS OF tue
contents of their we'll stored luilch
baskets. with appetites ~sharpened oy
the inclemency OF the weather.
cu,sEsE CUTTING AEFRAY.-Hester-
say afternoon a yirgiaia City China
man paid a visit to one Of the Chinese
cabins in rear of the Gold Hill Bakery
and getting into a quarrel, went after
IN o~ccunSnts OF the establishment
it'll , knife. For a time it appeared
20 the neopie living In that quarter OF
~ tawn a. IL Pandemonium had
broke loose. After the frae:is was
over. one Chinamsn was found 10 hate
had cut OH the back OF one Oh nls
hands. The Gold Hill Celestiais were
unwilling ~ prefer any eo'hpia'"'
against tho aggressor.
rur GuEcrAx CuRvE.-Lovers Of the
fascinating game of billiards all agree
that the Greeian curve abies at '"e
Sen,,s Saloon on Main street. a snor'
Si.,,nce below the railroad crossing
ars mat the ne plus ultra. Tom Fihen,
the popular proprietor OF That popu,aii
saiopn Ia one of tile old Plutes. ahu
everybody knows him better than ths ne,
do old Winnemucca. The rumor tna'
Tom had gone aud Joined the MolG e:
was entirely untrue. He still remain
chief of the Senate Saloon, wnere ne
will always be glad to smile Win Ut
friends.
PIONEER SNIooN.-At John Hoff'
mann's Pioneer Saloon, southwest cor
ner of D and Union streets. can Away:
he found the very best Of wines, liquors
and cigars. Free lunch at all hours
Mr Hoffmann Is agent for John VIE
lands celebrated San Francisco lagel
hss, The Pioneer Saloon is n Of thu
oSietest places In the city. and person.
Sisiting it will always be treated Soar
tsou,ly. See advertisement under hea'
OF "New To-day"