Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-01-19


AMEmcAs FLAT MlSE.-In Satur-
days report OF the American Flat
mine. we stated that any one, desiring
to do 90. could visit and see the mine
for themselves for the next few days.
The foreman Of the mine desires US TO
state that visitors will only be allowed
90 enter the mine from D o'clock a. NJ.
to IL o'clock N. each day. rs without
sonie such regulation In the matter,
work In the shaft would have TO be sus.
pended for the time In order to accom-
modate those who might come strag.
CLING along during the latter part OF
the day. an operation that certainly
would not pay.
RUSAwAY.-A slx.horse team be-
longing to Thomas Gallagher, when
passing down Main street, Gold Hill,
took IL into their heads to run away yes
terday afternoon. One Of the wheel
ers unfortunately fell down Ia the
vicinity OF the vesey House aud al
lowed himself to be dragged rs far rs
the Yellow Jacket Office. Owing to
this slight mlscue the runaway project
had to be abandoned then aud there.
RoAp OrEsEp.-0wing to the In
clemency Of the weather aud the bad
condition OF the road. there wa no
bus communication between Gold
Hill and Virginia on Friday and Sat
urday last. Jake White. the energetic
proprietor Of the bus line succeeded
In raising this snow blockade at an
early hour on Sunday morning. The
buses are now running regularly.
NATIONAL GUARD B,LL.-A grand
military and civic ball will be given
by the National Guard In Odd Fellows
building on Monday evening, Febru-
AIRY sd. The Committee Of Arrange
nents will spare neither labor nor ex-
pensc In affording u OF the iinest
terpslchorean entertainments ever
given In Virginia City. See adver-
tlsement In another column.
Ok TME.-The STOW blockade on
the Virginia and Trucsse railroad was
raised at an early hour yesterday.
The passengers arriving at Reno from
c.Ijiorni. aud the East were landed In
Gold Hill and Virginia In due time.
Superintendent Yering,on was indie
fstigsble la his efforts 10 keep the road
open between Virginia aud Reno.
RELIGIOUS ISrELLIoEScE.-A good
degree Of Interest appears to be mani
,..,.d \, the r~e,iyal meetings which
are now being held at the Methodist
Church. Gold Hill. a NUMBER VI con
versions ars rrpJ'' Inr,,r ,Ss nre.e,,
Nn,'o
"e
Observation-Disclosures weather 'n''
Afternoon Il somewhat squally.
Whistler It IL q continuation OF Tue
late storm or not we are IT, lad sap.
o,ue ~ S..,har an tb. Divide hi,
u.s. .nr,hinc bnt agreeable.
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SHOWED lS.-The passenger trains
left Virginia City for Keno on Satur-
day evening at the usual time with a
aouoie nenue, ,%s,, VircinIs
Wa WI ~ ~, ,nnns, encountered that
tn train had 10 return 20 camp.
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:, ,,.,sn, In rs,o.
IT, MI. S,,oon In J,v or
80 ,hsw viii be resdy 10 receive a
LII ,,oH, their friends. They intend
% MAKE m. Delta one of the finest ss-
looms In Virginia CITY.
BOARD or Scnooi. TRusrEE&-At q
,r..,,,v Of the Board OF School rrus-
-, la, SATURDAY.. warrants
.ess >" seso were drawn In pay.
ment Of teachers wages. No other
business OF importance was trahsAe'eu'
r..u,o -ur rn.cx.-A large
.m,lovsl niyb.
ioiee o, ,.movInc
\ snaw rom the Virginia aud
Truckec track. The snow shovelers
recelyed SB a dzy for their services.
So ., no ,hs name of
Us, VIII Who h,. becn working
Edwaru "e''"' nss-,,s vI,I
Tor . long tune q. .ne ~, h..n m,sslng
on u'e Cs.'s,m.. r,., IL 4, believed
s,neo on. s..a ,"nii, dealt with.
=. Ia,
Coon wAoEs.-Nisht before last
and yesterday forenoon snow sho'eie',
were In demand In Virginia n Goiu
lllll. They received on an Averages
per "'u' 80,
JENNY LiSp STOCKHOLDERS. All