Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-05-10

OF h mine or tue pOilcc autiior'ties VI
Virginia City aud Gold Hill. After
coming ND from the mine they pro-
ceeded to SOME high ground In the
rear of the Imperial hosting works,
and after divesting themselves OF their
wearing apparel, with the exception
Of their shoes, they commenced pum-
melting each other energetically. a
crowd Of about twenty persons ioi-
lowed them for the purpose OF seeing
fair play. After the combatants mad
fought half an hour, u OF them com
menced using his teeth on his oppo-
nent, which proceeding was ruled out
of order. During the controversy
which arose over the matter some nau
blood was engendered and soon the
fighting became quite general. Alter
the combat had progressed about an
hour. the bslligerents suddenly DIS
persed, either through fear OF the
arrival of the police or for some other
cause. We we're unable to obtain a
list Of the casualties.
TnAIsISo.-We learn that Patsey
Hogan Is undergoing vigorous treat
nlent for the purpose Of reducing his
weight to l2s pounds. For several
hours every day his trainer exercises
him by walking him up and down the
hills il the vicinity Of the Association
race track, at a rapid pace. While
exercising he IL required to wear two
or three flannel shirts, together with a
heavy o%yercoat, which Is kept closely
buttoned up. After he returns from
his walk he Is bundled into bed with
his clothes on and covered up with hall
u dozen blankets and a feather bed.
After he has submitted to the sweat
log process as long as he Is able to en-.
dure it he Is taken out of bed and
deused with cold water and rubbed
dry vigorously with coarse towels,
which process he submits to with rs
good grace as Is possible under the cir
cumstances. The other man, Treyil-
Ian, has not commenced any course Of
training rs yet, not requiring any re-
duction In weight, but keeps steadily
at work In one OF the Gold Hill mines.
He will be OIL haua when lie Is needed.
REorENED.-Dalsy Saloon, c street,
after having been thoroughly over
hauled and renovated, has again been
thrown open to the public. Dsley's
always ha. been a popular place Of re.
sort for manifold reasons. In the first
place the bar is supplied with the very
best Of liquors which are dispensed BY
A No. l mixologists. A little farther
along, on the same side, Mr.. Shields.
another good looking and dignitied
gentleman, Is always to b. found at
his post and ready to pass out a choice
Havana. On the opposite side Of the
saloon Is the famous eating stand Of
Messrs. Rosetti s. Borleni. What they
know about the cuisine business would
fill volumes. Their stand is patron.
lied by an excellent class Of customers
whom MIR. Tartini. the chief cook.
always manages to please. The large
and we'll furnished billiard room. with
Its elegant tables, in the rear OF the sa-
loon, IS another attractive feature OF
the establishment.
POPULAR LEcTURE.-By reference to
a notice in another column, 1t will be
seen that the people Of Gold Hill are
to be favored tomorrow evening with
a lecture from Rev. Il. II. McGrath, OF
Virginia City. his subject being 1.-The
Better Side" The reverend gentle
man Is All eloquent speaker and an
earnest thinker, and draws crowded
houses wherever he goes, for the reason
that he Is not afraid to tell the truth.
The services will be held In the Meth.
odist Church. commencing at TX
o'clock, and we have NJ doubt but
that the church will be crowded, as
our people seldom have an opportu-
nifty Of hearing the eloquent divine.
U. S. MARSHAL, George I. Lammon,
came here yesterday to file his official
bond, or submit it to the approval OF
District Judge Hillysr. The suretiss
upon the bond are e. G. Stevenson, q.
Derby aud j. NJ. Quimby. each OF
whom qualities in $4,000, the amount
of the bond being $4,000, and It being
required by law chat the sureties shall
qualify in quite as much as double that
amount. We learn from Mr.. Lammon
that he will reappoint Hon. james ).
~Slingerland as Ills deputy in Carson
aud vicinity. SO says the Appeal- OF
this morning.
New PnoTooRAPH GALLERY.-Sut-
,ar,s,. the well-known photographer
has made arrangements to open a new
photograph gallery In the building on
8 street, Virginia, known rs the Brook
lon Restaurant" The best feature
shout the affair Is that the photograph
rooms will be on the first floor, thus
avoiding the disagreeable necessity OF
climbing a pair,0f stairs to get ones
| picture taken. S%utterley Is an enter
prising individual. without a lazy hair
on his head, and Is bound to succeed.
New SAw-MILL.-Lonkey & Smith,
lumber dealers, are erecting a saw
mill on Proiser Creek, about SIX miles
northeast Of rruckce. The mill Will
be run BY water power, the water DC
ing brought to the mill by means OF a
lume about Is miles In length. Inc
circular saws will be driven by small
turbine wheel the water having 4 tsll
of 1850 feet. The firm expect TO get
out about 6.0O0.0O feet OF lumber
during the present. season.
Carson M1Nr.-The following is the
official exhibit Of the business OF the
United States Branch Mint, Carson
City. Nevada, for the month OF April,
1873, furnished by Henry Is. Bost'
wick, Chief Clerk:
Deposits. o aaS q s-s7sis y
| Silver. .......... 62s,ss'o'o 'oi'''o o
Total 81, 16i.6D $l,5l9.2lOI
Coinage and bars executed. N'SW's" v
County CoMNIss1oNERs.-Ata meet
ing of the Board Of County Commits
sioners held yesterday afternoon. thu
following bills were allowed : All DO
tan 1920, Wilson s Brown $50 %, ia
cob Wright 81 so, J. +. Shirts SlO
Board adjourned until T. NJ. May ~
Carson SrAoE.-rhe Carson stag
which passed through Gold HILL thi
.. n, ropte for Virginia, wa