Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-01-27

STILL. ALIvE.-A telegram, received
from Empire City to .day, states that
Mrs. Lyman, who was thought to bo
Ia a dying condition on Sunday last, Is
stlll alive and was quite comfortable
this morning. IL seems hardly posi-
bls for her TO recover, judging from
the nature Of her disease, aud her re-
Lease from suffering, In all probability
Is only a question o ftime.
MErEonoLoGICAI--rh weather this
morning was delightfully."- mild aud
pleasant. Early-risers were CREATED
with a gorgeous panorama emblazel
In crimson aud gold OH the eastern sky,
the herald Of the God Of Day. During
a part OF the time to-day the sky has
been oyercastwlth iorebodiag ofanoiher
storm.
MAIN STREET, In the upper portion
OF town, was In a passably good eondl-
ton TO-DAY. In the business portion
OF Gold Hill the heavy quartz teams
have gouged out deep ruts. while IN
Lower Gold Hill the road Il very badly
cut up. rendering teaming operations
extremely difficult.
GETTING Ur.-For persons who have
occasion to take the cars ut Virginia
City, there IL nothing > o aggravatins
rs TO rush down Union street pulling
aud blowing like a porpoise aud arrive
at the depot just In time to see the
train gliding oil through the l. street
tunnel.
Buu.pISa lNrEoyEnESrs.-Mr. La
Zee, the en,erprising proprietor OF the
l,sfse Hotel, keeps on making im-
movements about his premises, rain or
shine. To-day he completed a hight
OF steps leading down from the rear OF
one OF his lodging houses nearly to the
railroad track.
RAILROAD MATTERS. Some vexa-
lions delays occurred yesterday In
moving ore and other freight oycr the
Virginia & Truckee Railroad. owing
TO the cars getting OH the track. The
road, however, Is all right to-day. aud
the trains, We understand, are running
regularly.
visirons.-rhe mild weather to-day
had the effect to bring OF from their
quarters an unusually large number VI
strapplng Piutes and dusky Mshalas.
They hibernate very close during In
element weather. but sally into town
In droves whenever IL moderates.
RErIatous ISTELLIGEscE.-Rev. "A.
v. Fisher. Of Carson, will preach at
the Methodist Church, In Gold Hill,
thl, evening. Rev. G.. ". Fitch. OF
Virginia City. will be present and
take part Ia the exercises.
INaRovrSG.-J. l.. Smith. who was
severely injured by falling down the
shaf, OF the Tylor mine, Il getting
along finely. aud no doubts are enter
tslned In regard TO his ultimate re-
covery.
COUNTY CoNMIssIoSERs.-Thc Board
OF County Commissioners were la sess-
Ion yesterday. They adjourned after
allowing = few bills. Tho Board will
be In session again on Tuesday next NJ
! Il. N.
Ink Grand Jury will probably be
In session for several weeks TO ONE
1t Ia to DO hoped that they will give
county affairs a general overhaul'ng
including the books OF county officials
ILL.-Mr. j. VI. Swain. proprietor
of the veranda House, Lower Gold
Hill, has been confined TO Ills bed for
several days past, with a severe attack
OF pleuro-pneumonis.
FRozES To DEATu.-lt Is reported,
In Reno. that during the late cold
snap q Chlnamsn and a Chinese woman
frozs to death In the Chinese quarter
Of the town.
ASSESSMENT LEVIED. - An assess
ment Of 81 per share has been levied
By the Gould & Curry Mining Com
pany. aggregsting $4,000.
ExrEsswE.-rhs price OF quick
silver has advanced to one dollar and
five cents per pound.
JUSTICE wRiaar's CosRr.-No Grim
inal business was transacted In JUS
tice wright's Court to-day.
PERSONAL. - Ex-Governor Blasdel
was In town yesterday afternoo on.