Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-02-03

GRAND B,It--The tenth grand an
nlversary ball OF Liberty Engine Co.
No. l, Gold Hill. will be held al
Miners Union Hall on Friday even
ing. February Goth. The Committee
OF Arrangements are determined 70
make the present ball one OF the finest
ever given by the company. They
have secured the best Of music TO be
lad In tile State. aud are making al
the necessary arrangements for having
n grand time on the night OF the 2Oth,
The price OF tickets has been fixed al
81 so.
STORMY wEAruEW.-At about three
o'clock this morning. II commenced
showing and blowing terrltlcally In
this section. For n time the snow
drlfted badly and the Indications were
that our railroad COMMUNICATIONS
would DO Interrupted. Towards the
middle Of the day the saorm abated
somewhat In violence. While II was
storming energetically Ia the vicinity
Of Mt. Davidson, along the valley of
the Carson River the weather was COM
paratlvely mild.
FiEEuEs's EiECTIoN.-At a regular
meeting OF Young America Engine
Company. No. .. held last evening.
the following officers We're elected for
the ensuing term Foreman, A. j.
Smith ; First Assistant. III. +. Frahm ;
Second Assistant, Chas. kleupfer; Re-
cording Secretary. Jos. Josephs; FL
nanclaI Secretary. W. Mclaughlin /;
Treasurer. George Fink W. X. He'd
rington, Engineer.
GRApiSo.-A squad OF laborers are
engaged at present In grading or the
ground preparatory to erecting hoist
Ing works oycr the Chaplin aud East
Comstock shan. IL will be rcmem-
bered that the Chaplin mine Il situated
directly east OF the Overman.
MRs. LYMAS's FUSERlI--rhe funer-
al OF Mrs. Lyman, Of Empire City,
who died day before yesterday. was
held this afternoon. We are informed
that the remains will be taken Esss
for interment.
STILL. ALIvE.-At latest accounts
Matt. Kelly. who was badly hurt yes
terday by falling Into a chute ut the
Savage mine, was still alive, but his
life is still despaired OF.
Orr SnrMENT.-At present about
100 car load, OF ore are shipped daily
over the Virginia aud Truckec Rail-
road to the Silver City aud Carson
River mills.
Su.yEn CirY SrAGE.-The stage run
Ming between Silver City AMI Gold
UilI, made only a few trips to-day,
owing to the bad condition OF tho
streets.
I'vpsosAr. Frank Practor, u oil
the earliest settlers in Carson Valley,
who for some past has been In feeble
health Ia spending the Winter In Texas
OyrRNAS M,cmSERY. "A large
wagon load OF pump column passed
down Main street this afternoon Ell
route for tho Oyermsn hosting works.
No 'Bus.-The weather was 80 in-
element during most Of the day, that
Jake White dill not see ilt To bring out
his buses. We don't blame him.
IsApKouArE SurrLy.-rhc supply OF
ore furnished the mills OF the Carson
River, Ia not yet sufficient TO keep
them running unin,errupteily.
INrnovISG.-Mrs. Thorp, who ae-
cldentally shot herself a few days
since, Il improving slowly. IL Is be-
lisved that she will recover.
MsrKonoLooIcAI--At IL NJ, to-day,
the temperature la Gold Hill Indicated
a Temperature Of two degrees below
freezing point.
PAY DAY.-rhe Imperial Mining
Company paid or their employees TO-
day. The amount dlsbursed for labor
was sla,0 O0.
Ju.ric. wMaur's CoUWr.-No GRIM
inai business was transacted Ia Justice
wright's Court to-day.
BRicuEn Par D,y.-rhe men work
Ing In tho Belcher mine will DO paid
of OH the 9th inst.
Tsour. We noticed In Market to-
day a line lot OF Pyramid Lake trout.
ERy.iryLAs.-Scveral cases OF cry
sipelas are reported In town.