Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-07-21

gus and Mrs. Mcintyre. Lake Valley.
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BLACKSMITH n WAGON SHoP.-0ur
friend. Johh Randall. whose we'll known
establishment Is situated ON Main street,
lower Gold Hill, q short distance above
the Rhode Island mill, has just got in a
new supply Of hard wood lumber and
wagon material and is doing as good
work in the wagon making. repairing
and blacksmithing line a. Is to be seen
in this State. None but skilled me
chanics and frst-class workmen are en-
ployed in his establishment, therefore
none but the best and most substantial
work il ever turned out from there. II
you want your big wagon. or your fine
buggy properly repaired and fixed up,
60 to Randall's. II you want your mule,
horse. or of OK shod. Just right, go to
Randall's. II you want any sort OF a
| vehicle, from q wheelbarrow to q thirty
seven ton quartz wagon, Manufactured
from the best material the world allows
to grow on its surface, 20 to John Ran
dali. His wagon making and black
smithing establishment has been for
years one Of the most useful and eifec-
tive institutions OF Gold Hill. Beings
thorough mechanic himself he knows
how good work should be done. Those
who do not get their work done at Ran
dall's should give him n trial in the mat
ter. Read his advertisement in another
column under head Of ''New To-day"
JOYFUL RxuSIoS.-IAst week Mr..
and Mrs. Brophy. Of Virginia. were
greatly rejoiced over the arrival in that
city Of two daughters, aged IL and lG
years, from whom they had been separ-
ated eight years. II appears that
all this time the young misses had been
attending school in n OF the Atlantic
States. The reunion was indeed q joy
full one. All the wealth Of affection
which had slumbered during those eight
long years seemed TO be kindled into
new life when the parties concerned
were permitted to see each other face to
face. The young ladies' can scarcely
bear TO have their mother out Of their
sight O moment, and when there il any
respite from household labors n or
the other IL sure to have her arms en-
twined around her mothers neck. The
father comes in for his full share OF pet
ting and endearment. The parents have
reason TO feel glad over the return 10 The
family. after a long absence, OF TWO
lovely. daughters graced with h accom-
plishments OF the schools.
ACCIDENT IN THE 0vERNAS MrSr.-At
about noon yesterday. Robert Presho
met with a severe accident while work
ing at the bottom OF the 0verman shaft.
1t happened in this wise: While the
cage was being lowered. q pair Of PIN
GERS slipped through the bottom OF the
same, falling n distance Of 200 feet and
striking Presho upon the top Of the
head infiicting a fnghtful cash in his
scalp. Doctor Manson rendered the
necessary surgical assistance.
MoNSr vERSos HoUsr.-At this well
known house. opposite the Imperial
mine, Gold Hill. can always be obtained
the very best OF meals, including all the
delicacies Of the season. The proprie-
tress employs superior cooks and polite
and attentive walters. Price Of board
$2s per month. TO be paid in advance.
Mrs. Emereon Is n OF the best cater
ers in the community. and always man.
agss to please her guests. Give her a
call.
SASIrARY.-The smallpox patient re-
mains still at his quarters in Crown
Point Ravine. II is to DO hoped that
either the town authorities or County
Commissioners will take the necessary
steps toward preventing the spreading
Of the disease. II the patient cannot
be removed to the County Hospital. the
premises where he now Is should DO
placed under a rigorous quarantine.
PEnsoSAL.-Mr. Jonathan Hunt, Of
San Francisco. manager OF the Pacific
Insurance Agency. representing s20.-
900, 900 Of capital. arrived in Virginia
City yesterday. Mr.. Hunt. who il one
OF the veteran insurance men OF the
coast, will spend . few days in taking .
survey Of the Comstock.
TEACHES ELxcr.-The new teachers
elected by the Gold Hill BOARDED School
Trustees, at their meeting last evening.
arc Miss Olivia Taylor. agraduate Of the
State Normal School Of California, and
Miss Lille Leslie. who has taught sue
cessfully in the Dayton public school
during the past four years.
METEOROLOGICAL. Verify. the dog
star RACES. In Gold Hill. at l p. N. to-
day. the thermometer indicated q tenn
perature Of 90 degrees in the shade; in
Silver. %; Dayton. 96. This afternoon
there were slight indications Of rain.
PAcryrc Colsr PioSERRs.- The NEXT
regular semi-monthly meeting Of the
Pacific Coast Pioneers will be held at
the hall Of the Society. b street, Viz
ginia. on Thursday evening next.
CrsrrRS RErAus,- "A number Of work
men are engaged at present in calking
the new fire cistern on Main street, d.
rectly south Of and adjoining Yellow
Jacket Engine House.
FAno.-Silver City supports three faro
games. one Of which is dealt by q wo-
man.