Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-03-07
sEn1oUs ArrnAr.-A quarrel 90.

and carried to the depot near Dy, wnere
Drs. Hall and Manson attended him.
He was subsequently, removed In q
buggy to the residence Of his uncle,
A.. McMartin. at the lower end Of
town. He bled profusely from the
left ear, nose, and mouth. and re-
NAMED unconscious for several hours.
evidently from conclusion Of the brain.
To-day he Is conscious with occasional
relapses. and his physicians say that II
inflammation does not supervene, he
Ia likely to recover. The blow which
felled him was received across the left
side Of the head, cutting open the scalp
lust back Of the ear, and perhaps frac-
turing the skull at that point. Bay
was arrested down town by officer
Harkin shortly after the affray, he not
attempting to escape. He was taken
to the County Jail. This Is q very I'M
fortunate affair. McMartin Is q young
man, respectfully connected. and had
been In the employ Of the Railroad
Company but a short time.
THAT CHANGE OF TIME.-Relatlve to
the proposed change Of time on the
Central Pacific Railroad, mentioned
by several of our exchanges, the Placer
Herald Of March lst, says: We learn
from the very best authority that moth
ing of the kind Is contemplated by the
railroad company. The company In.
tends In the Spring to put on the road
a special passenger, mail and express
train between San Francisco and Reno.
These trains will leave San Francisco
aud Reno each evening Mt about z
o'clock and reach the ends Of the route,
that IL, San Francisco and Reno, the
next morning at 8 o'clock 4. NJ, thus
giving their passengers a full business
day In San Francisco and returning
them on the night train. At Reno this
train will connect with the TrucEee
road for Virginia, Carson, etc. This
arrangement will relieve the regular
through train Of much Of the Nevada
and way travel. and be an accommo-
dation to nearly everybody, aud per-
haps double the amount Of way travel.
People along the route would jump at
the chance OF going In q sleeping car
for the cities below, have a whole days
business there, sleep home again the
next night. and be ready the next
morning for their business at houne.
This Is the change thought OF BY the
company.
PIrER's OpERA HoUsE.-" Oliver
Twist" drew a good house last night.
The play was enacted In excellent
style, Miss Mordaunt appearing In the
character Of Nancy Sykes, Mrs. Beatty
as Oliver Twist, aud Barry As Pagan.
Miss Mordaunt's conception OF the
character of Nancy Sykes as depleted
by the immortal Dickens, was fault
lessly correct, and her acting In the
death scene at the conclusion Of the
piece was sueh as might draw tears from
hearts OF stone. During Dickens last
visit to the United States, Miss Nor
daunt had tho honor Of appearing be-
fore the distinguished author In the
same character. Mr.. Barry's imper-
souation Of Pagan was most excellent.
and his makeup for the character was
the best We have ver seen. Haygarth
appeared to good advantage rs the
.'Artiul Dodger." The other actors
were fully up to their parts, Mrs.
Stewart being particularly good.
Tonight. Mlss Mordaunt takes y bene.
fit. at which time tho new play entitled
..Hearts are Trunps," will be pre-
sented. We trust that this talented
actress will receive . handsome bene-
fit.
Doors AND SHOES FOR THE MILLION.
At c. A. Noltemeier's Metropolitan
Boot and Shoe store, No. 81 North c
street, Virginia, can be found an I'm
msnse stock Of boots and shoes ofsyery
description. All Of his goods arc made
of the best material and In the latest
and most fashionable style. From the
fact that Mr.. Noltemeier does q strict
ly cash business he l, able to sell his
goods at the very lowest prices. lie Is
also enabled to furnish his customers
with neatly fitting boots. made to or
der. There Is also q repair shop In
connection with his establishment.
Give him a call.
TnASxs.-Mrs. Carney, widow Of
the late George Carney desires to ten
der her heartfelt thanks to Samuel
Jones and the employees OF the Crown
Point Mining Company for the gener-
Gus donation OF 1912 In gold coin.
The act itself Is a noble one and reflects
great credit upon the persons who
have contributed towards relieving the
widows necessities.
New TAnINes PAN.-We were
shown to-day. a new style OF tailinga
par invented BY Mr.. Parke. Of the
firm OF Parke & Bowie. It Is OF an
oblong shape. IA feet In length two feet
In width, and two feet In depth and
weighs 5000 pounds. The pan Is de-
signed for six sets Of mullers and was
manufactured at the Gold Hill Foun-
dry.
BADLY BuRSEp.-Owen Kelly, fore.
man Of the Gould and Curry mine. was
rooming at Charley Bsrstow's house
at tho time Oh TIC utO, diiu h"N wv"
his hands badly burned while making
his escape from the burning building.
REsIeSEp.-At a special meeting OF
the Gold Hill Olympic Club, held l'st
evening, Chris. James resigned his pu.
sition as President of the club, and
Wilson Dunlap was elected Ills sue,
cessor.
BsrcuER DrID END INCREASED
The Trustees of the Belcher Mining
Company, at q meeting held In San
Francisco to-day, changed the amount
of dividend per share from g to 81
See official notice In another column.
You've Niles CoSDrTIoS.-We re-
gret to learn that the injuries received
by James Niles at the late fire on the
| Divide are Of a very serious, and per
haps fatal, character.