Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-01-08

The NEW STEAMER. we mace
mention yesterday Of the arrival at
Virginia OF the new Amoskcag steam
nre engine for knickerbocker Engine
Company, No. 5, Of that city. The
ENTERPRISE OF this morning says: The
steamer was carried over the Virginia
and Truckee railroad OH 4 fiat truck,
and was landed here without any diffi-
Guilty whatever. Accompanying the
steamer Is an engineer from the Amos
keag Manufacturing Company, Man.
chester, New Hampshire, from whence
the steamer was ordered by j. j..
Cooper, President Of the Virginia Fire
Department. After being put in work
ing order, a trial will be had, and
should IL be found to answer the
pectations CT the company, they Will
keep the engine and settle for 1t in
the sum Of nearly $1,000; but If It
should prove defective. and not come
I'D to the expectations OF the boys,
it will DO returned to the AmosEeag
Company without delay, those being
the terms stipulated upon by the par
ties. The weight of the steamer Is in
the vicinity OF 5000 pounds, but hav-
ing occupied one entire truck for Its
conveyance, the railroad company has
charged for it at 'H" rate Of 5000
mounds, the FRI amounting to
&57s 65. uaYils seen service in the
Boston fire-as, In fact, did every 9TH
or tire engine around that city ut the
time-it Is not so new and bright in
appearance as some fthe boys wished;
but, II 1t is accepted after the trial. It
will be shined up by the ambitious
young firemen and made TO equal In
appearance that Of Young Americas.
IL FULL DREss.-John /. Ginn's
idea of full dress is a pair Of gloves.
II he attends a heightened ball he con-
slders gloves Indispensable, m
that any one there without
gloves isn't dressed at all.
A Pluto warriors idea Of full dress is
n Mug hat, never mind whether he has
ANYTHING else on or not. Thus Ginn'S
full dress ideas are totally absorbed in
his gloves. We are told that he wears
them altogether now, while he Is loo-
bying and reporting among the iegls-
lstors. He undresses to go to bed by
simply undressing.
New THEATRICAL ATTRAcTIoN.-The
Metropolitan Minstrcls, from San Fran
cisco, will make their first appearance
at Miners Union Hall, Gold Hill. on
Saturday evening next, In = grand
variety entertainment. y very pleas
Ing programme Of song. dance, char,
acter acts aud general d~elineations VIII
be offered. and as they will appear
hero for that night only, they will
doubtless have 4 full house. They are
billed to appear at Silver City, Dayton,
Carson aud elsewhere after leaving
here.
BRUNSWICK Mill .-Passing this IA
nous and efficient rock-grinding instl-
tuition on the cars the other day, we
could not help noticing the appearance
of substantial neatness perradinS the
mill. a. we'll as It's surroundings.
Even Colonel Milt Elstner, the Super
in.endent, standing in the door OF ms
neat little office, picking his teeth'
looked neat and cheerful. The Bruins
NICk Is OllS VI bAN
aged mills on the Carson River.
TAIIINas BRIDGE. A substantial
bridge Is being built across Carson
River a short distance below the
Brunswick Mill, to support a Hume
which Is TO convey the tailings OF the
mill across to a capacious dam already
built for the purpose. The bridge Is
narrow, but strongly built, about
twelve feet above the river, which IL
.n,n. with two arches. It presents
onite a formidable as we'll rs pictur-
esque appearance.
yorE OF THASxs.-At the regular
monthly meeting Of Liberty Hose
COMPANY No. /. Gold Hill, held Fri
day evening, January 3. 1873, 1t was
unanimously resolved that a vote oil
thanks be given to Georgc W: Allen,
of tbis town, for the presentation OF \
beautiful and appropriate picture 20
the company. See notice i'll our al
Yertising columns to-day.
GLOVE FouSp.-A valuable riding
or driving glove was picked up yester'
day near the Belcher works. The
owner can recover the same on appil'
cation at the GOLD HILL NEWS Office
and proving property.
SrccoR DELISoUENrs.-The delin'
ouent list In tie matter OF the last as
sessment Of the Succor Mining Com
pany, Gold Hill District. Is officially
published In u advertising columns
to-day.
ArR1L wEArHER.-ro-day is one OF
the p~leasantesr Spring-like days imag.
Unable. Nobody ever saw finer wealth.
or, especially In the dead Of Winter.