Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-12-03

/ o., LOT ulOutub 70 COucs EEoibut Akoh
Los Angeles Is Eve cents; from Bakers
Geld, four cents. There has been nc
graveyard started here yet. One man
has been shot In the leg and another
stabbed in the abdomen. but both are ALIVE
a. yet. The town was crowded last
night. Strangers are arriving every day.
mostly business men and spectators.
Everybody seems to be satisfied with the
prospects at present, and have comb
dsncs in the future permansncy Of the
mines.
Iremain yours. rs over.
@. H. Nrr.
The specimen Of rock spoken OF
above was assayed this forenoon by
| Chris. James. OF the Yellow Jacket As
say Office, with the following result
| No gold was found; the silver assayed
S9i3 to the ton. ED. News.
| -
AYYrLIkrIoS.-At last the lion and the
lamb-ths ferocious red man and the
childliko and bland son OF the Celestial
Empirs-clasp hands over the knotty
wsodpile. How it anne about W. knew
not; but this afternoon We noticed Lo
and John saving and splitting aide by
side on Pioneer street. We interviewed
first Lo and then John. Lo said: "No
money no play poker; saw wood, plenty
money, heap play poker" We under
stood him as well q though he had
talked for half an hour. With John II
was different. He wanted to talk all
day. He explained TO rs in his pigeon
English how the folks by whom he had
been employed were in n hurry; that he
could not find any brother China.
man who was willing to work for him;
and that in his extremity he had been
compelled 10 employ q "lazy lnjun."
That Chinaman felt as big rs the Hon.
j. p. Jones. Vim. Sharon, General Will
liams or any other man. when he was
telling us OF his being the employer Of
the Indian. You could see his little
eyes twinkle with triumph. his dimin-
| utive form swell, and his whole bearing
undergo n change when he spoke OF
'that Injun." lie felt taller than Doc.
| Hall by Just six inches. We think that
hereafter he will employ none but In.
| dians, for the superior feelings that
possessed him to-day will have to be re-
| moved, or else there will 10 one China
man less in Gold Hill.
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NEVADA 'A"
has ever been the remark OF strangers
visiting Virginia, in speaking Of that
.;,v that "it was the BIGGEST little town
-, AZ. o,oh. Will ,hsv
ON 'ns iaeo VI M' s' ~
might say 30, and with truth. InkinB
into consideration the elegant dry gooas,
capacious M mnghincen'
sn ;mmsnss town Tor i,s formulation.
One Of the handsomsst palaces OF art
TO be found on tho coast is situated ON
south Z street; and Una. palace Is me
n E..Ss;ot Usra can bs found :.
sock of Goods that would do credit TO
,nv s,ors in The large Eastern CAPITALS.
His ossor,ment Of cold ievelry. of ali
d-s..,;n,;ons J.6ss exclamation. His
s;i,err,rs i manufactured under his
n.,sonsI spnsr,ision. nv workmen from
an mart. AZ the civilized world. who have
had xsars NJ c,nsr;epce. n IL now NJ
nraa.h;n, ,ba hoIiJ.ys and for the pur
poss ~ maxim, ready saI,,. Mr.. Fred.
r;cL has rsdncca m, nric,s Of his wares
c,sa,lv All Who desire 10 purchase
iswelry. silyerware. watches, clocks, dia-
monds, optical goods or cutlery, we rec
1minehu .nei " p"s 49, no,h'
;n,n. b.nd N snI, VIM he can man.
ufsctnrs n in less time and in better
s,,le than any ;ewelsr on tho Pacific
Coast
-,
Should NJ REMovEp'-Ihere ID u
donkey engine standing on the Ameri-
can Flat road. near Jones' residence,
-, -o,n.s;,. an. mill ,.,cb TINT sbould
-. -.
be removed. ~ nAs Seeh 'I.Ie ions
enough. Nobody IN tne
knows VINO osloh9s 10 ", ou' We IL oiaiuh
u shortly II u is ne uone away win.
IL IN soureeoi Auee ,o.n0
Ssniamhsr las, w q Thompson. orr
.Nici.nt and centlemanly County Clerk.
was thrown from his buggy by the
horses taking Irign. ~ TINS eas
yesterday ioui iiatAin cain' ~,
ing wi'n = sin.iAr a.ei' .a.s 4.
engine Is NOT yanksu On 'h1 ioau'
VIII and an owner oe'ofc hia'! ho''''
DISTRICT CouRr.-Ths District Court,
4, .nd ,,, N. r;rs, Judicial District. ar
..;.o..r. go
i"s"e' 'n'
10, hnr,,sry. Hnob Mason. for forgery:
Ralph johnson. fer attempt to commit
arson, and Morris Works for grand lar
csny. The trial OF the action oil sol.
We'll against the Lucerns n Silver Hi
Mining Companies, was then continued.
The plaintiff finished introducing his tes-
timony and rested his case. when the
defendant moved for a aonsuit, which
the Court refused to grant. Pending tho
introduction OF the defendants testi-
mony. the Court adjourned till III A. N.
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ih.iS LII, pss;sa az 81.
uain on 'n' ~
track about iour miles west memo n
latest intelligence from that point Is that
the passenger train for Virginia will