Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-03-29
MoRr AsoUr n DUsIAr pErAR.

MORE ABoUr THE DUNLAP DKpAR-
rURE.-The office recently occupied by
Wilson Dunlap, broker has been
throughed thu entire day BY crowds Of
people. who arc sufferers by the fall
ure. There Is some talk Of recalling
the Ascending broker from his wan.
derings. Profanity Is INDUCED In
freely oy the people whom he victim
ized. As showing the degree of crinli-
naiity attached to his proceedings we
may state that no later than last even
Ing he received money from q lady to
DO used o~stensibly for tho purchase of
stock. His liabilities are variously es-
timated at from $4,000 to $4,000.
DIS assets amounted to little or moth
ing. Letters from San Francisco bro
kers state that he was sold out three
days ago. Last evening, Dunlap
ordered q horse and buggy from the
Eclipse stable, Gold Hill, telling MI.
Mundell the proprietor, that he was
going to Virginia. The young man
must have extended his buggy ride, as
nothing has SLICE been heard concern
ing the whereabouts Of either driver or
team.
THEArHcAL.-Managsr Piper has
decided not to engage any regular
dramatic company for the present.
The expense Of maintaining a stock
company at the Opera House amounts
TO $1,000 per week. The receipts from
the entertainments which might be
given In the present Strengthened con-
dition Of the money market would NOT
justify the expenditure Of 70 large q
sum OF money. Piper at one time
contemplated leasing the Metropolitan
Theatre in Sacramento, In which event
he designed to have his theatrical COM
paniss play alternately In Virginia
City and Sacramento. The Central
Pacific Railroad Company were I'M
willing to carry his troupe at reduced
rates Of fare, consequently tho project
was abandoned.
MUrINY OF DUNLAp's CREprroRs.-
This forenoon the following notice was
placed on the bulletin board Of the
brokers Office recently occupied by
Dunlap: "A meeting will DO held at
Dunlap's banking house to-day at 2
P. NJ. precisely. All Interested are re-
quested to be on hand. By request Of
the creditors" At the appointed time
: large number Of creditors assembled
to consider the ACCESSIBILITY Of employ
ing Detective Lackey to hunt up Dun
lap and bring him back to Gold Hill.
1t was stated in the meeting that the
undertaking could probably be ac-
complished at an expense Of $500. At
the time Of our going to press "a P. NJ
the project was still under consldera-
ton.
TRACK RErAIRs.-A gang Of men
under charge Of Mr.. Sullivan, track
layer of the Virginia and Truckee
Railroad, are still at work repairing
the track In the vicinity Of the Main
street crossing. About two more days
will be required to complete the job.
Great pains are being taken In fixing
the road bed. The old ties, which
were pretty we'll worn out, are being
replaced with new ones, some OF which
are a foot square. Engineer Anderson
vas engaged this forenoon In taking
observations on the line Of the track
with a view to Strengthening 1t as much
as possible.
BARN BURNEp.-A large barn filled
with straw was burned last evening
at Franktown. Washoe Valley. 1t
was situated at the south end OF the
town and east OF the railroad track.
The fire Is said to have caught from a
locomotive spark, and the wind blow
ing very strongly at the time. Il was a
total loss In double quick time. No
other damage was done.
Scuoor. BONDS. - Members OF the
Gold Hill Board Of Education will
bear In mind that they are requested
to be present at tho meeting OF the
County Commissioners, TO b. held Oh
Monday evening, for the purpose OF
conferring with the Commissioners In
regard to the sale OF the school bonds.
CoSvALEscISa.-we learn from Mr..
Mundell, proprietor Of the Eclipse
Stables, Gold Hill, that his horses are
slowly but steadily recovering from
the epizootic. He says that livery
teams after making only short trips
come back to the stable apparently
very much fatigued.
McMuRrRY's.-Read the advertise
ment OF McMurtry's new eating estab-
lishmsnt In. the Maynard House, Main
street. He Is prepared for u huge rush
Of custom, and already has n fine run.
Drop In and try his facilities In the
astronomical line.
SERVICES To MoRRow. - Bishop
Whitaker will hold divine service at
st. Johns Church, Gold Hill, to-mor-
| row, at 7:30 L. N. Sunday School at
l:30. Service, with lecture, on Thurs
day at 7:30 p. n. Seats free and all
are cordially invited.
PIG IRoN.-At present there seems
to be quite a large demand for pig
iron Mt the foundries, In Lower Gold
| Hill. and OIL the Divide. The railroad
company are delivering the iron at the
depot, IN Gold Hill, at the rate oftwo
carloads a day.
The MARKETS. At our markets
there Is to be seen q very tempting
display of salmon aud brook trout,
turkeys, chickens, vegetables and trop-
ical fruits. The beef supplied by our
markets il also OF a very superior
quality.
SURFACE DreerSes.-Large quanti-
ties of pay rock are still being picked
up In the vicinity of the old Bowers
mine, In Upper Gold Hill. The rock.
after being carefully assorted, Is sent
to the Douglas mill for reduction.
LECTURE. - The subject Of Frank
Stewards lecture, to be delivered
shortly before the Pacific Coast
Pioneer Association OF Virginia City,
will be "Electro-Magnetism."
AN ORDERLY COMMUNITY NO ar
rests we're made in Gold Hill within
the past ~ hours, consequently no