Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-03-12

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TRAIN LGTE.-The morning passen-
ger train from Reno, due here at $40
A. NJ, did not reach Gold Hill until
1890 p. II. to-day. The cause Of the
delay was a land slide on the track be-
tween Carson and the first tunnel In
the direction Of Reno, which occurred
some time yesterday afternoon. The
passengers, mail and express matter
on the down train last night were
transferred at tile slide to a train which
came up from Reno for that purpose.
At II o'clock this forenoon, we learn,
the damage was repaired aud the road
r%eopened.
BERRY INDUsrRIoUs.-Town Marshal
Berry Is making himself useful as we'll
rs ornamental to-day. working most
industriously with = pick, shovel and
wheelbarrow, In the alley way be-
tween the Bank OF California and the
Post.oflce, digging up the Ice and
snow and wheeling IL out into the
street where 1t a melt and run of.
The energetic ticks he put In attracted
quite a crowd Of admitting spectators.
How doth the little busy B. improve
each shining hour"
UTILIZING MUD.-Last evening We
noticed a laborer In front Of the new
Randolph lodging house In Virginia
City, dipping mud into his mortar bed
from the street. He seemed to take
great pleasure In thus getting rid OF
the su%psrfiuous alluvial deposit even
though the quality Of his mortar wal
not improved by the introduction OF
the new element.
CoMrIIMESrARY.-W We return our
%appreciative thanks to Young America
Engine Co. No. 9, Virginia, for a COM
plimentary ticket to their grand ball
on Thursday evening next at the new
Odd Fellows Hall on G street. The
boys propose making the ball some
thing extraordinary In that line.
They will succeed.
CANNOT FURNISH CARRIAaEs.-Ow-
ing to all livery stable horses being
disabled by the epizootic. Young Amer
lea Engine Co. No. 2, Virginia, will
not be able to furnish carriage trans.
p~ortation for those attending their ball
tomorrow evening. They regret this
inconvenience, but cannot really
help 1t.
CROWN PoINT.-'rhe operations OF
the Crown Point Mining Company for
February consisted Of $7S3. $40 receipts
and $3.50, 900 disbursements, leaving
1924, 600 net profits for the month,
from which $500. 900 will be paid to
stockholders In to-day's dividend, and
the remainder carried to the surplus
account.
STILL IN TIE FIxLp.-One Of Walter
& Augustine's two-horse teams came
up from Silver City to the railroad de-
pot. this morning, for a load Of barley.
The driver stated that It was the last
trip he expected to make for the pres
ent, rs the team was beginning to
weaken with the ~epizootic.
BEER IN DrNASp.-One lager beer
establishment In Virginia dispossdp Of
$50 gallons OF beer during last week.
A gallon Of beer contains II average
glasses, so that $50 gallons Of beer, II
disposed OF by the glass. would foot up
to the hadsome sum Of 1885.
DRYING Ur.-For tho past few days
the mud has dried up considerably in
our streets, especially In the upper
portion Of town. II the present wealth.
err continues for a day or two longer
the road between Gold Hill and Silver
City will be in good travelling condi-
ton again.
WILL ARRIVE To-MoRRow.-From
Mr.. Gallagher, who came up on the
noon train from Carson. we learn that
his cattle are shod, and eight yoke left
Carson to-day for Gold Hill. They
will arrive here some time to. morrow.
CLOSED FOR REpArRs.-Orndorff s.
Magee's club rooms, In the Magnolia
saloon, Virginia City. will be closed
for a few nights, commencing with this
evening. for the purpose OF undergo
Ing repairs and general renovation.
Dividend. = At a meeting Of the
Trustees Of tho Crown Point Mining
COMPANY, held In San Francisco to-
day, a dividend Of IS per share was
declared upon the capital stock OF the
Company, payable Immediately.
HArLEp Orr.-The Carson aud Vlr-
rinia Stage Company suspended opera.
tons Yesterday, all Of their stock being
down with tho e~plzootic. The Day
Tor stage driver hauled of the day
before for the same reason.
In Lucx.-At a rattle which took
place last night, 10 the Palace Saloon,
Virginia, Charles Otto Sommer. pro-
prietor OF the Saddle Rock Restaurant,
won a gold watch aud chain valued at
$500.
ApurrrEp TO BAIL. - In Justice
wright's Court, this morning. Adam
Bay. arrested for an assault upon John
McMartin, with Intent to commit muir
der. was admitted to bail In the sum
Of 49, 500.
ELECTION OF OrrroERs.-The annual
election OF officers Of the Hale and
Norcross Mining Company was held In
San Francisco at IL o'clock to-day, and
resulted In the reelection OF the old
Board.
ANNUAL. MEETING. ~ The annual
meeting of the Buckeye Mining Com
many will take place At San frsncisco
on the 18th instant. See official notice
in our advertising columns to-day.
ARRIVAL OF Oxss.-The morning
passenger train from Reno, which ar-
rived about noon to-day, brought up
cattle car containing SIX yoke Oh oxen
for the Bank Of California.
TELEeRAM.-There Is q dispatch In
the Western Union Telegraph Office,
Cold HilI FIR Matt. Rheim,