Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-03-22

IS ~NS
Of Henrietta Pettinelli, rs sole trader.
the petition was granted. Lonkey s.
Smith vs.. Hildebrand ct ais; judgment
ordered for plaintiffs as follows : That
the property be sold and the proceeds
applied to pay the mortgage Of c.
Derby, first climant, and the residue
to the satisfaction Of plaintifis' lien.
Thiel W. Mooney; cause tried by
court, jury trial being waived ; judge
ment for defendant. Harriet Jones vs..
Frank T.. Jones; decree OF divorce
granted. H. Heinrich ct al. vs.. 1. A.
Atkinson ; continued for the term on
affidavit. Court adjourned till 10
o'clock this morning.
Coal! Coal! CoAL!!-T. r. Nc
Gurn & Co.. the wids-awake, energetic
coal dealers at ll6 South C street, vir-
ginia. propose to furnish our coal
burners the best of Rocky Mountain
coal at the low price Of 80 per ton,
delivered free Of all charge In any part
Of Gold Hill or Virginia City. 10
mill and mines contracting for lots Of
500 tons and upwards, they will make
a still further reduction Of % 30 per
ton, thus bringing the price OF that
kind Of fuel, when bought In large
quantities. down to 81 80 per ton.
Read their advertisement under head
of"New To-day" and give them a
call.
GoINe TO JArAN.-Capt. T. G. Tay-
Tor. who has just returned from San
Francisco, says that Louis Janin, for
merly Superintendent Of the Gould &
Curry mine and we'll known as q min
ing expert, 10 going to Japan on the
next steamer, having been employed
by the japanese Government to make
a general geological and mineralog-
ical examination Of that country and
report thereon. His salary Is fixed at
$1,000 per month. James II. Latham,
Esq, formerly Wells, Fargo d Co.'S
agent at Virginia City, also goes on
the same steamer to Japan for his
health.
BEING RErAIRKp.-The locomotive
Virginia Is being thoroughly over
hauled and repaired at the round
house. Virginia. She will be ready to
leave the repair shop In about three
days. The Empire was sent to the
round-house this morning for the pur-
pose Of undergoing q similar treat
ment. Il Is found that the hauling
capacity Of the new locomotives lately
brought from the East, Is Increased to
tho extent OF two or three cars, after
they have been taken to pieces and I'M
dergone some slight Improvements,
adapting them to u mountainous
country.
WRoNo MAN.-The Humboldt Regis-
ter Of March 22d has tho following
Bill Gibson Of Gold Hill passed here
last Tuesday on his way to the States.
He claimed to have lost a purse con-
tanning $l.105 In currency somewhere
between Gold Hill and Wadsworth.
He telegraphed back for moro lava.
and kept on the even tenor Of his way"
The Item Is correct with the exception
that William Cross OF Virginia City
was the loser Of the money, instead OF
Bill Gibson, and the amount lost was
$3.50 In g~reenoacks.
BUSINESS ACTIVITY ON THE DIVIDE.
The proprietors Of the several foun-
dries and boiler works on the Divide
are kept busily occupied filling orders
for machinery. Anumber OF dwelling
houses are In process Of erection In
that locality. All the boarding houses
on the Divide arc we'll patronized, a
large number Of teamsters making
their headquarters In that vicinity.
CoNvALEscENT.-Our energetic fell
low townsman, Peter Becker, Of the
Gold Hill Bakery and eating house,
who has been seriously III for the last
! two or three weeks, was able to appear
once more on the street this morning.
Peter has a host Of friends to congrat-
ulate him ON his recovery. It was
rather of a close game with him for q
while.
The NEW EATING PrAcE.-McMur-
try has just got his new eating estab-
lishment. In Maynsrd's block, Main
street, fairly opened, and people are
beginning to hnd out that fact. He
sets a splendid table, and has private
rooms for ladies and families. Every
thing new, clean, neat aud f1rst-class.
Drop in and try tho new establish
ment.
SECURITY AGAINST FIRE.-Abo Jones,
Chief of the Gold Hill Fire Depart
ment, and j. Winterbauer Of the
Board Of Town Trustees. were around
this afternoon inspecting the street by
drants. They found them generally
in very good working order. At pres
ent there Is - feet Of water In the
town reservoir.
ST. JoHs's CHuRcH.-Serviccs will
be held at st. Johns Church to-mor-
row Sunday at ~ O'Clock r. NJ,
the Rev. r., s. Eastman officiating.
seats free and all cordially Invited.
Sunday School at l:30 In the afternoon.
Also, service on Thursday evening
next at ~ o'clock.
OK DurY AeAlN.-'rhe Carson stage
which was compelled to haul OIL the
road for a fortnight, on account OF the
stage horses being Frustrated Win the
enizootic. made Its first trip 70 VIZ
/ ginia this morning, passing throus"
Gold Hill as usual.
FraHr OFr.-The prize fight winch
was expected to take place between
Williams and Chatham. seems likely
to miscarry, for the reason thas onai,
hams hacker has tailed to furnish
ri. 900 stake money for Ills principai'
us agreed upon.
Under TIE WEATHER AeAIN.-Me
regret to learn that Constable hark'n,
who hal recovered from an attack o.
the pleurisy sufficiently to be out on
.hs street. has met with a relapse, anc
Is again confined to.his bed.
SHIPMENT OF ORE.-The Virgins
and Truckee Railroad Company, yes
terday cleaned up and carried to q
mills ali the ore LEFT on the dumps o
the Hale and Norcross, Crown fo'h'
o,d Ralcher mines.