Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-10-14

town, received here this morning, An
nouncss the death Of Fred. A. Ent.
which occurred at about @ A. N. His
disease was paralysis. The deceased
leaves q wife and two daughters, one, Of
whom ii will be remembered. Is the wife
Of our fsllow-townsman o. @. Mundell.
The other daughter. aged IA years, is at
tending school in Pennsylvania. Mr..
Emit was a native Of Pottsville. Psnnsyl-
vsnia. aged 90 years, He was ons OF
the earliest settlers in washos Valley.
wa a member OF the Constitutional
Convention OF the State OF Nevada, and
was at one time Treasurer OF Washoe
county. The deceased was insured in
the Pacific Mutual Life Insurance Com
pany for the sum Of 5000. The funeral
will take place from his late residence at
9 +. ". tomorrow. under the auspices OF
the Independent Order Of Odd Fellows
Of which association he was a member.
Tux woopuLLx YuLp.-In IN item
Published yesterday We stated that the
Superintendent Of the woedvills mine
had shipped a bullion bar worth s2,5i7.
as me result from OF 'Ae erusnihs n0m
the first Of the present month 70 thai
time. That statement was q mistake, a.
the bar shipped was only one OF two
bars Of bullion shipped duringthat time,
the aggregate value OF which was S4,9S5.
The average fneness OF the bars VI gold
and 9l3 silver ms Goes no. CON
stituie the entire yield Tor . past -FOUR.
teen uays 'i,ner' a 'no nS.,ia.
that retain. much Of the gold, and
which are only cleaned up ncs a month.
The average value OF car samples OF ore
from . mine mas '''"
"e n,.
DANCING scnooL'-rro'essor n'h
Lyons. one OF the best tsachsrs oil uan'
Gin, ON IN, Pacific Coast, has opened Q
w..,t...o, n,.,a UaI Viz.
nv c;,v. sshoei .,snincs MONDAYS
sln n wss.rs Ia will c;vs n grasd
anu ,r,ax ni,L, Ps,snts
.olise aver! HNa sh;I,r.n issrn
wno o ,.ii.h,,nI ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
'his hos' .",;a, - nIar;n. thsm
he.a nav ~ r.. Ths
unu -. -. H.. a.. ..iac, In a,sr,
parties wen ~ n.L,. 800 hs;ns
49, IN ,hs daneing GaIl. A Dor.
ton OF the long Winter evenings, which
are close at hand, a be spent vsrJ
pisasah,iy ~ mn I .na Prof LYONS
I. ;Ss, IN. man IN impart the necessary
=. Jus'
REruBLicAs Mass MErriso.-A very
large and enthusiastic Republican rati'
-. ,..,,,,, ~a. h.ld nj Miners
'a' -- w N n
Union hah iHs' eoAine' -,
Gibson was appointed Chairman y. wy
meeting. Colonel Tsbbs, Candidate 10,
Attorney General. who Was nrst caiiso
upon, addressed Jus m.e"n T:'
apis anu III nrofaupd attention. He
was followed by District Attorney
stephens, who made a powerful Alsu-
msnt IN favor OF .hs ~. Al, I
The third ana ias' sPsa wa,a 20 Al.
b. Williams Thos' IAN S%,sonsnt and
point, ana salisu IT.. ws.hincton
hearty sppiaus sna d;.cou,.sd
Guard bahu was
some soai-stfrihs S
Ansksrrp yos Polosnr.-Hush Mason
-...,.5 v.s,srd.y by Constahls
was .h.rcs AZ forgery.
ION h" I.r.o, n,o.
nrstpr Of the V.randah House in Lower
Gold Hill. had some money deposited
with Messrs. Tinker a shepata' oi
ginia City. Upon calling LOT .ne Nj
he found. among the 'oue u 49, :,
Tinker \ shepard, Two ioLc.a ' ,Ss, an.
$40 each. y. was aseS W..ar. "h h.rc.
money hsa pssh ulas - 20 hsvs
his arrss'. yn.,;.. Wr;sht., Conf
taken p.as.