Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-05-07


another columa which refers to the
subject heading of this item. The
map In question Is the M we made
editorial mention of not long ago n.
being prepared under the special su'
psryisiou Of Parkinson. the we'll known
civil aud mining engineer at Virginia,
It will include all that 10 necessary
to be shown. known or described o.
the Comstock lode aud nslghberlng
mines, showing the surrounding
country, roads, typographical features,
Gold Canyon, q section OF Carson
River. aud In fact embracing the
length, breadth and extent Of the
Constock range, or ''washoe" mines.
To brokers. stock spectators Or any
one Interested In the development
Of this section. IL will be OF the
greatest Importance and value.
As it Il intended to be ELL
tirely authentic aud Official, u
Is desired that al, mining companies,
claimants and superintendsnts should
assist In Its correctness by furnishing
propur statistical Information. both for
their own benefit NJ well as for the
complete success OF the enterprise.
Promptness In this respect will be an
appreciablo virtue and materially for
ward the publlshment Of the map ut
an early day. Read the advertisement.
ARRESTS. - Constable Tom Harkln
made two arrests In Gold Hill last ev-
sning, one being . grand larceny case.
The complaint set forth In the warrant
was the stealing Of a watch. The
second arrest was made upon 4 charge
CT an assault with q deadly weapon
with intent to do bodily harm. The
trouble Is said to have originated as
follows: The party arrested is 70.
ported TO have taken possession OF
another mans bed and board last
night. ut tho same time lsceing out the
rishtiul owner, who feeling indignant
burst open the door aud ordered ont
the intruder. The Individual having
temporary possession Of the domicils
refused to leave, w%herespon the other
mai went outside and procured re-
endorsements. One Of the %csntsnding
parties armed himself wltha Ratchet.
aud the other with an IKE. After
some little skirmishing the owner Of the
house succeeded In ejecting the would
be tenant from the premises, after
which hs procured n warrant for his
arrest as stated above.
EMMETT GUARD ELECTION. - At q
meeting held last night BY the Emmett
Guard for the purpose Of slsctlng
officers for the onsuing year, the result
was as follow: Captain. John 5.
Young; First Lieutenant. John Kelly;
Second Lieutenant. Patrick Conway ;
Junior Lieutenant. a. +. Mckay ;
First Sergeant, NJ. j. Burke; Second
Sergeant. VI. a. Fscney ; Third Ser
ysant, l.. Mcnamara; Fourth Ser
gean,. James l.. Moore. VI. A. Feeney
Was elected Secretary aud William
Hayes Treasurer. The appointment
Of tho remaining sergsants aud csr-
porals wa, lett with Captain Young.
III. mu.,er.roll Of the company shows
4 membership Of 92. Sevonty-ffvs
votes were cast at the election last ey-
ching. After the election the WASH
iny,on Guard aud Band visited the
Emmets aud invited them to adjourn
to their hall. where a handsome celia
ton was awaiting them. During the
evening tie Washington Guard Band
ssrenad.d Brlgadler General c. T.. Bat
terman aud Major ID. l.. smith.
ALMOST 4 COMMUNICATIVE
day norm. :, shortly after the men
had changed shifts In I'll, Crown Point
niue, 4 five was discovered In the
south drift. OH the 1900 foot level.
Ihre. sets Of timbers were burning mt
the time the fire wal discovered. One
of the men, working OF the level named
above, ran for a Babcock Fire Extin-
gui.hsr with the aid OF which he sue
cesded, In a short time, In extinguish-
Ing what might have proved = serious
cou~ilsgration. The fire probably srig'
mated nom a lighted candle isft SUCK
Ing In the timbcrs, and which had been
overlooked by the men going OH duty
No ON Hkrs-Daley, the halter,
at No. 90 south c street, Virginia, de-
slr,s 70 inform his many customers
and the puSlip generally. that he o
not Keep a stock Of old hats, but a
splendid assortment Of new hats OF er-
cry kind and variety, including all the
latest and most fashionable styles.
Those who patronize Daley do not
have 10 take q hat whether IL nus them
or not, for keeping . hrst-ciass nat
store no will allow none to go away
dissatisfied. Read his advertisements
In another column and give him a CALL
School TAx.-The Board OF School
Trustees both In Virginia and Gold
Hill arc requested to confer with the
County Commissioners OH, or before
Tomorrow tFridayh In regard TO tue
Lowing OF the special school tax voted
AZ The las, election. At the meeting
OF the Board Of Commissioners 10 De
held tomorrow, the rate OF the
lion will bs fixed. An olllcer VIII
then have 10 DO selected charged with
the duty OF making the assessment.
PErsoxAL.-To-day we were favored
with a call from Mr. ksnworthy'
better known under the soubriqust OF
Oulen Sabe. Tho gentleman JUST
named has been employed at the Toll,
house on the Ophir Grade FOR several
ear psst. lie was crippled up ONT
lime since by getting u OF bis legs
broken. Tho old warrior Will remain
In town II he can get employment lie
does not caro- to DO idle.
MopE wEATHER. morning
there was a slight improvement In the
weather, but before 10 o'clock II start
cd in showing quite snergstlealiy.
The snow-squall came from tne hortn.
If ha, continued to snow at Intervals
during the day. Mount Davidson ana
,he surrounding hills wsro envslopeu
In fog. The Sierra Nevada rshse
still disco rniblo.
praseSAI--J. ID. Treat, OF Elko,
one. n good square washoeitc and
Virginia citizen, showed himself In
Gold ilill to-day. lie isa good esq
yet.
PERsoyAt.-Mlehasl whelan, better
loo,,, M. ..Cordurov. vthe celebrated