Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-02-04

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ton Foundry, on the Divide, abou,
moo to-day, and probably getting Inn
patient on account of the cold, stormy,
disagreeable weather, took advantage
of the temporary absence Of the driver
to 90 off home. being pointed this way.
They started out and becoming excited
and warmed up In the matter they
came around the turns and crooks OIL
the road and down into town at a wild,
reckless rate of speed for horses who
do not pride themselves OIL their racing
qualities. The way they did dash
down our steep and narrow main
street, with the heavy wagon thun.
dering and rattling at their heels,
was a terror to all beholderS, aud
a caution to everything in the way.
Fortunately, they ran over noth-
ing, as everybody--dogs, Piutcs and
all-here In Gold Hill naturally
break for tho sidewalk the min
ute they bear any unusual racket at
the upper end Of town, and those
horses and wagon, getting discouraged
ut their success, aud tired with their
long run, contrived to bring them
selves, by an ingenious flank move
ment, against q heavy quartz team
comiug up the hill, opposite the Vesey
House, coming to a null stop, aided by
the heroic efforts of the near wheeler,
who was of the contrary-minded sort
aud held back pretty much all the
way. Singular to relate, they had not
done the least damage to themselves
or wagon. Hanifin & Hurley's gro
Gerry wagon, however, caught it again
rs usual. That unfortunate vehicle
was standing In front OF their store
when this runaway wagon came In
contact, demolishing the front wheel
and throwing the wagon and horse al
most into the grocery. That wagon Is
in bad luck. Every runaway fluids 1t
and cripples 1t up somehow. 1t cannot
escape, let it stand where 1t will. Han
ifin swears that it takes all the profits
of the business just to keep that Wagon
In repair. and wishes they would
change of on somebody else's wagon
for awhile.
Srocxs.-We hear of several persons
having gone crazy on account Of the
late fall In stocks, but have heard Of
none who went crazy OH account Of the
great fall of In the prices OF custom
clothing at Reinstein & Co.'S, Main
street, near Maynard's Bank. We
paid a visit to the store the other day
and Inspected their immense stock,
and Wolf assured us that they must
sell their goods without regard to
profit. to make room for more goods
on the way. We would advise our
readers to- call on Wolf before pur-
chasing clothing elsewhere.
French RoTIssERIE.-Cl aumond s.
Co. have opened u f~irst-class eating Co.
t%ablishment OH North c street, Vir-
ginia, near knickerbocker Engine
House. where the choicest eatables and
delicacies to BIZ procured in this or any
other country are served up in the
highest and most approved French
style. Fresh oysters aud other good
things received IRON San Francisco
daily, and frogs also served up to or,ler
every day. Private rooms for families
and parties. Read the advertisement
and give the RotiSserie a trial.
SCIENCE AND AMUSEMENT. = Prof.
Mcdonald continues to draw large and
enthusiastic audiences here in Gold
Hill. His lectures are spicy and in-
structive. He will lecture ut the NJ.
f. church tonight, also OH Wednes-
day and Thursday evenings. He gives
chronological examinations each day
at Miners Union Hall, where his col
Of paintings and museum curl
are Gil exhibition.
The EPIZooTIc At DAYToN.-A gem
uine case Of the famous horse disease
has appeared at Dayton. Que of Bird
sail s Co.'s horses Is the victim. Tho
animals throat Is badly swollen, he
coughs, runs at the nose, has not eaten
for five days, aud In short exhibits all
the symptoms of the full-blown cpl
zoot.
MANsARDED.-There was n row last
night at a saloon on Main street. A
man with whisky in him concluded he
was chief, and undertook to take pos
session OF that saloon. He was thrown
out. A friend of his took up an exten-
sion and got q dreadful head built up
OIL him. All quiet OH the Potomac.
Coon on DEvELopMENr.--The Wood
willie mine shows a new and important
development In the east cross-cut from
the bottom OF the shaft. The ledge has
been cut into ~ feet, and shows no
indications Of the cast wall. Tho ore
is of high grade.
MACHINERY FOR TIE IMPERIAL
Three carloads of machinery for the
Imperial have already arrived, and
fifteen more are OH their way from the
Risdon Works, San Francisco.
ErIzooTIc.-Although 1t Is time for
the arrival of this much dreaded dis.
ease Of many names, no u~nmistakable
cases have been reported as yet In this
community.
GRAND JUnY.-The Grand Jury will
be In session tomorrow "Wednesday
afternoon, at n o'clock.
INMATES OF COUNTY JAIL"-Thirteen
persons are confined in tho County
Jail at the present time.
GRAND LEGISLATIVE RUsH.-Owing
to the great rush OF all the members OF