Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-04-03

LITERARY CriuosirY.-The follow
Ing specimen Of a love letter was
picked up In the neighborhooa Of Car
son. The finder sends us the love
missiye for publication. We cheer
fully comply with lila request. and
publish the letter reTbdiisi, Ct HterdtiDi,
non p~aaetudtim:
Empire City January the 20 1874
scat my self 10 write you a mother
letter which | just thought 1 would
tell you that | don't like to see you
look so sad | told INV mother to Gay
that II she tried 10 break my love with
the one | love I never want any thing
moro from no one | wont 60 no where
i will stay home and never 20 with no
one I will stay home and II any "a
ask me why I stay home | will say |
have my reasons but frank no M can
break my love for they can take my
life first oh frank you don't no how |
felt when ma said | have got a letter
from frank and have hear all that Is
In IL I will tell you | dreamt this very
thing last night and | told you aud
you sayed for me to 60 to hell and
dreamt that | told ina and | thought
that she saysd well | never thought
that OF frank | was so sorry | have
been crying all this morning and was
so mad at frank oh frank how feel
seem as though l could die | Am so
very bad so no more this time from
Lizzie 10 frank My M dear | want
you TO be sure and write now my dear
Roll or HoSoR.-The following Il
tho roll OF honor OF the intermediate
Department Of tho public school OF
Gold Hill for the month OF March /:
A class-Janc Cook. Isaac Sharif, Mary
Fswcett. Willie Watson. Carrie Marks,
Frank Miller. II class-Annic Irwin,
Annie Mudd. Allie Mcdonald, Philip
Frankenheimer. CLASSIFIED. Eagle.
sen. Mary Randall. Ella Fox, Grant
Eaglessn, Willie Flanagan, Frank
Smith.
FUNERAL. NoricE.-rhe members OF
Parker Lodge No. 10, l. o. o. F., arc
requested to meet at Odd Fellows
Hall, Gold Hill tomorrow (Satur-
day., at IL ", sharp, to attend tue
funeral OF Brother Henry Krone, Of
Harmony Lodge, No. IL. Of san Fran,
cisco. Members Of sister lodges u
sojourning brethren, are invited TO at
tend. see Official notice In another
column.
Rou0n wEAruEm.-A. about four
O'Clock this morning the wind COM
menced blowing q perfect hurricane.
IL has kept up It's lick pretty we'll du-
ring the day. The wind stirred up
matters generally Oh the Divide and
sent tin cans. pieces Of lumber aud
other rubbish flying through the air.
AnASposEp.-The work OF sinking
Sutro Tunnel Shaft, No. 3, has been
s,opped, Mr.. Benjamin. Superlntend-
emit OF the company, having ascertain
ell that the tunnel Will be under the
shaft sooner than Ii the shaft al be
sunk to the proper depth.
LEFT o YALE.-James Torreyson
Of Carson City, Lett last evening for
New Haven for tho purpose OF enter
Ing Yale College. Young T~orreyson,
we believe, will have the honor OF DO.
Ing the first student entering Yale
frsm tie State OF Nevada.
REoIsrnATIoS.-Ju,ticc Wright 10
now prepared to register the names VI
persons entitled to vote at the coming
election. The books will DO kept open
daily between the hours OF 5 A. 81. aud
u 4. II.
TnE funeral Of Samuel Hyatt, lately
deceased, took place from st. Johns
Church this afternoon. aud was 1T
tended, generally, by tho friends aud
aequaintancss OF the deceased.
PnARAou.-rhe faro games In Gold
Hill were well patronized this after
noon. tho men who mad recently been
paid or appearing DESTROYS Of giving
their money n show.
FURNITURE FOR DAYToS.-Thc Day.
ton stage, on Its return trip from vir-
ginia last evening, brought along Its
usual complement Of furniture on the
hurricane deck.
PSEuNoSrA.-A large number Of
cases Of pneumonia are reported In
Silver City and Dayton.
JUSTICE wmcnr's CouRr.-Nocrim-
inal business was transacted In Justice
wright's Court to-day.
Town TRusrEEs. - Tho Board OF
Town Trustee will be In session on
MOT day evening next.