Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-11-21

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before such a aourishing business as it
has been doing for the past month. At
present they arc running thros freight
trains to every one that was run during
the Summer. From Reno they have sent
orders to the Bay to send no moro
freight for the present a. they have not
the facilities for handling II. Our daily
report will show that for some time past
| the freight received at the Gold Hill and
Virginia depots has averaged 100 car
loads daily. At Carson. the company
have connected with the engine Reno
the patent apparatus for working air
brakes. This invention IL n Of the
great modern improvements In the con
struction Of cars, rs IL operates on all the
wheels OF the car. and when connected
with tho locomotive, on all the wheels OF
the train Of the same moment. The
company have Just completed overhaul
ing two Of the original passenger cars OF
this line. They have been reprinted,
new floors laid and a finishing Of solid
ash instead Of the old vensenng has
been substituted. They are now just a.
GOOD as new. II net better. The engine
Nevada which has been In the repair
shops for the past three months made
its appearance on the road this morning
49,. At Carson the company have now a
fall and pressure Of over three hundred
feet for the use OF the car shops which
has Just been completed for them by the
Water Company.
A LIrrLE GIRL's NARRow EsckPE.-
James n. Cartier. o car-driver. gave q
c~ommendable exhibition Of presence OF
mind on Sunday morning. On Folsom
street. between Ninth and Tenth streets.
A little girl. SIX years Of age, ran in
front Of the horses while they were pro-
ceeding at q lively trot. Cartier imme-
diately put ON the brakes with such force
m to stop the car almost instantly, and
30 suddenly rs to throw several passen-
gers from their seats. The little girl.
who had been knocked down by the
horses, whom picked mp was found to
have escaped any injury.
The above item, clipped from the s.
+. Chronicle Of Tuesday, will please the
many friends OF Mr.. Cartier in this Sec
ton. Jim has got q heart in him as big
as q nail-keg. ~
DISTRICT CouRr-RisIso, JUDoE.-
The following business was transacted
in the District Court yesterday morning:
The case OF the Ovsrman Mining Con-
pany VI. the American Mining Company
was continued until Monday noIt. The
Court rendered Judgment for defendant
in the case Of solomon Hydenfeldt vs..
the Dansy Mining Company. Court
adjourned until 10 o'clock this morning.
This morning, in the case OF Smith vs..
Cosser and Fair. the Court made an
order extending the time until Thursday
next in which to allow defendants coun.
sci to place their neutrality-suspicious. to
witnesses. In the case OF Ralstoi vs..
tho Jacob Little Gold and Silver Mining
Company, a motion was made to set
aside a Judgment by default. Tho mo-
ton was being argued when our reporter
left. n
IMPRovENKSN.-Chisf Lackey started
in yesterday afternoon to macadamize +
street back OF the railroad depot and
near the Consolidated Virginia mine.
He made quite a success OF his G street
undertaking, and q bill will DO placed
before the next meeting Of the Board OF
Aldermen OF Virginia for the purpose OF
changing the name OF the "Barbary
Coast to the more aristocmtic cogno-
men Of "Lacekey's Heavsnus.". 49,. The
Virginia and Gold Hill Water Company
commenced this morning TO lay another
water pipe from the Bullion claim to
the reservoir back Of the Imperial works,
the Divide. Some forty men are
employed the in work.
The TRuckEE PLuo UoLIEs.-we un-
ierstand from the Virginia police that
two OF the men who were lately cleared
out Of Truckee by the v~igilantss, have
come up to Virginia. That would DO a
bad town for them to attempt to clean
We understand that one Of them
goes around the street with q banker
tied around his head. II he tries
any Truckes ON the citizens OF Virginia,
he will likely have his bandage transfer
red to his Jaw and q string tied around
his feet to keep this legs together, and no
extra charge will be made for allowing
to wear his boots at the same time.
They arc both closely watched by the
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WINNERS on THE HoRsE RAcE.-There
|, many n winner ON the race decided
who will feel like investing in q
suit Of clothes. TO such lucky men
We will give . piece OF advice and tell
them something private, and that IL,
Cohn & Isaacs, Of the White House,
Virginia. have got a fine stock OF fall and
winter clothing. to be disposed Of at low
Mr.. Isaacs, Of that firm. has
left for San Francisco, and will daily
to his firm the latest styles Of coats,
pants and vests.
PEKsosiL.-Mr. Robert Z. Lowsry,
who for the past four days has been con.
fined to his bed in Virginia with infam-
matory rheumatism, left last night for
to recuperate. He will be absent
two or three weeks 80. Mr.. John
Hereford. Superintendent OF Mackey
and Fairs mills, left last night for Cal.
Fon SECRETARY OF THE SESArE.-John
II. Harris,o Gold Hill, is~acandidato for
Secretary Of the Senate. at the coming
OF the Nevada Legislature. Mr..
Harris Is a gentleman OF ability, well
qualified for the position, and will all 1t
right worthily.
ARRESTS IN yRoIsIA.-But TIVE arrest
were made by the police Of Virginia last
night. Drunken conduct is what they
are charged with.