Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-07-21
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4 WTrE-REKTER CoxEs To CRIES.
On Saturday last 4 woman made her
appearance at Justice Wrlght's office
and stated that her husband was In the
habit of beating her. aud that her life
was In constant jeopardy. She an
nounced her intention Of fleeing from
her husband, and asked that she might
DO protected in so doing. Constable
Tom Harkin directed her to remain In
the office until the arrival OF the eveE-
ing passenger train from Virginia City
when he would send an officer with
her to the train to prevent any farther
acts OF violence. officer Rogers ac-
companied her to the train. After she
had taken a seat in II Of the passen-
ger coaches, her llege lord made his
appearance and commenced a TRADE
OF abuse. winding up with some hos
tile demonstrations. whereupon he was
promptly collared by officer Rogers
and Ben. Stern, who bundled him oil
TO the city calaboose. He was called
upon to explain matters In the JUS
tices' Court this afternoon.
DECEASED. - Henry Cas-. better
known rs General Cass, died In Elr-
ginia City ut 2 L. NJ. yesterday. from
the effects OF injuries received duringa
personal alteration which occurred In
that city a few days previously. An
inquest held upon the remains by Cor
oner Holmes. was concluded to-day.
The deceased earned his title Of Gen.
eral BY the valor and generalsllip
which he displayed in fighting the ln-
dlans in Concord Valley, in early
days. He was part owner OF the Theater
Saloon property In Gold Hill. lie
made his will a few hours previous TO
his d cath. The General was a good
natured, lnofensive old gentleman.
TO his numerous friends and ~sequain-
lance his sudden death will be a mat.
ter Of surprise aud regret. He was a
native Of Monahan County, Ireland,
and at the time Of his death was about
So years of age.
FRANxrowS.-rhere is considera-
BILE amount Of business transacted In
this u~npretentious little hamlet. We
encamped there last night, and were
well taken ARE Of by Fred. Ent., Il
popular landlord, and IL of the ear
Hest settlers In the valley. MI. Har-
court, formerly telegraph operator at
Gold Hill, Is pleasantly located ut
Franktown. lie devotes hi, leisure
time to agricultural pursuits. In a
cosy residence at the foot Of the noun
tain we found Captain llaynie. an old
veteran OF the Army Of the Cumber-
land, closely occupied with the details
Of q large wood and lumber trade.
The captain has 4 large number OF Ia
borers In his employ, and Is the main
stay Of the town.
A STEAM FIRE ENGINE FOR GOLD
Hula special meeting of Yellow
Jacket Hose Company No. .. Of Gold
Hill, was held last evening for the pur-
pose of taking the ~initiatory steps to-
wards the procurement of a steam fire
enoine for the town OF Gold Hill.
'rhe following named gentlemen were
appointed n committee to SOLICIT SUD-
scrIptions for the purchase OF the same:
A. McMartin, 4. c. Hay. u. L. Wolf'
and J. Fox. That our citizens gener-
allv will subscribe literally towards
the purchase OF the steamer, we have
not the slightest doubt.
The PsrALuMA MILL In Lower Gold
Hill is being thoroughly overhauled
and repaired. The new framework.
under the pans and settlers, has been
completed. At present the carpenters
are engaged In framing timbers for the
new battery. The mill. when the re-
pairs have been completed. will De n
of toe finest In the State. The mill
will start up on the 18th Of next
month, under the efficient manage
ment Of Superintendent E. NJ. Chaplin.
Moss FROM SHAKEsrEARE's Rock
Rev. J. r. Johnson; who has been rus
ticating for several days at Lake Tahoe.
brought to our office to-day some moss
which he gathered from ShaIespeare's
Rock. The reverend gentleman says
that the theme for next Thursday
awnings lecture, take Care Of Your
selt," was suggested to him while
e~lsmbsriug up the steep mountain.
Personal. Our old-tims friend,
A.. C. Hay, was made glad to-day by
the arrival OF his brother. James Hay,
from the far-of East. Mr.. Hay shows
little signs Of fatigue after bis long
transrontinental journey. Any MEN,
her OF the Hay family will be cordially
welcomed By u people. and we trust
chat the gentleman will consent to
abide with US for a time.
JUSTICE MARBLES COURT. This
afternoon the examination Of Peter
Fitzgerald, arrested for an assault with
a deadly weapon with intent to com.
mit murder, occupied the attention OF
Justice MARBLES Court, Virginia City,
AZ the hour OF going to press . p; NJ
the examination was not
A FrRsr-Cr.Ass SALeoN.-rhir'tiiy
inclined travellers In passing through
Carson can always find the very best
OF beverages, Of every description, az
Corbett s. Roberts saloon. a lew step
west of the V. s I. Railroad depot;
Roth members of the firm are ola
tlmers, and very clever gentlemen
withal.'
PsIpAuEp poa 4 DRouTH.-Harry
shrieves, the popular conductor Of the
through passenger train on the Eir.
oinIa and .rruckee Railroad, tearing
that the water supply in Virginia CITY
nav give out at any moment brings
M his demiiohn OF water regularly
from Carson every morning.
DoIya A Coop BUsISEss.-A Chinese
...,h.n, vho occupies a small store