Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-06

dramatic company. the theater should
bccrowdod.
WORTH KNOWING. Every one given
to smoking knows how difficult II is to
find a good cigar. Whether tho con-
m pays one bit or two bits, tho
chances arc that nins times out OF ten
he will get u cigar Of inferior quality.
which. II he attempts to smoke at home.
in case hs is n married man. no will be
driven out 81 the house. Most women,
possessed Of delicate oliactories. dislike
the smell OF tobacco; nevertheless. they
will tolerate the smoking OF 4 good cigar
in case there Is q strong draft Of air
through the room. Tho Identical y"
place where can always DO found an A
No. I cigar. il tho new store Of Liebes
Brothers 4 Co. No. "a South c street.
opposite Wells. Fargo X Co.'S Office,
Virginia City.
Srpprs Dryru.-ar. David VALLEY,
proprietor Of tho Genoa Warm Springs,
was found dead in his bed al the Ormsby
House, in Carson City. this morning.
lie was apparently ia good health when
no retired last evening. Mr.. Valley was
n native Of Massachusetts,. aged 90 years.
He ~einigrated to this State in 1860, and
located tho Genoa Warm Springs in the
Winter OF slice. lilo has made inn
provements on the premises from time
10 time. m his circumstances permitted.
NATL shA nrnt.aNfr - tantr raIn.I NJ S1l =
900. MIR. Valley was an upright man.
strictly honest in all his dealings, kind
10 the poor. and was held in high esteem
by all his aequaintances. He wa n
Past Grand Odd Fellow. and also n
member OF the Masonic fraternity.
PsKsoSAL.-williaia Cross. OF vir-
ginia City. returned home this morning
from n visit to the Atlantic States. The
time occupied between Buffalo and Reno
was five days and a half. Hs says the
weather was cold rs hi in Iowa. i've
don't SEQ tho force Of tho simile. Cross
enjoyed his visit immensely. All his
relatives and acquaintance had n multi.
tGle Of questions 10 ask about the great
bonanza, and talk Of emisrating 10 No
yada.
A HEAVY HsARr.-Dr. Van Zandt. res
idont physician Of the County Hospital.
reports the following singular case: Mr..
Melville. who was brought to tho Hos
pi,al on Wednesday. very low with tho
heart disease. died on the following day.
An autopsy Of the body revealed the fact
that the heart was enlarged to the extra
ordinary weight Of 20 ounces,with dis
ease OF the aortic valves. The average
weight Of the human heart is betwcon :
aud D ounces
K,sr,Grors.-Tho famous "washoo
zephyr" is ON its most elevated horse
to-day. especially on the Divide. between
here AMI Virginia, where II has a clean
stovepipes. signs. hats. ~chicnons, and
even the old Chollar groupings are re-
ported to have blown over into Six.milo
Canyon. Everybody on tho Divide is
bald. headed and even tho chickens pre-
tent u featherless aspect.
INrnovno.-Marey, the young man
who was shot in tho leg day before yes
terday. is getting along finely. The
wound, although a severe one. is not
| Liable 10 cause death. The attending
| physicians ere considerably amused over
| an item which appeared in n OF the
daily papers Of Virginia, stating that
| tho young mar is suffering from inter
nal hcmorrhago OF the leg.
Contribution TO II KANSAS STR
rxs,ns.-Ths ladies' Of Virginia have
collected and scnt of to the destitute
families H. Kansas seven boxes Of first
class clothing and $40 in coin. We
understand that q committee OF the
| aforesaid ladies' contemplate paying a
| visit to Gold Hill in the interest OF the
g~rasshoppsr sufferers.
A Coon APPOINTMENT Robert Mar.
shall, underground foreman in tho
Belcher mino for several years past. n
very capable and experienced miner. has
been appointed foreman at the ophir
mine. The Directors Of the Company
will have no reason TO regret their choice
as regards foreman.
AsroSM CoNISo.-Old Slippery Gulch
Probabilities says this big blow, whirl-
ing dust and general ominousness OF
to-day. means q big storm which will
breai ON this devoted locality before 3h
o'clock tomorrow morning. Reef your
a~ nings and take in your clothes poles.
MrrroloIoorc,L.-Tho weather. to-
dsy. has been considerably mixed, the
atmosphere most OF ths time being dry
and warm. Terrific gusts Of wind occa.
sionally swept up Main street. "Old
| Probabilities" n y there will DO a storm
Of some kind before long.
ALLEY-wAY orESEp.-Town Marshal
Kelly had a number Of mon employed
to-day in removing the the snow and &C
cumuiated rubbish from the alley-way
between tho Bank OF California aud tho
P~ost-ofice.
COUNTY CoNNrssiosKKs.-The Board
Of County Commissioners will BE- in ses-
sion ON Monday next at n O'Clock
P. ~.
PERSONAL. - Superintendent ]. @.
Fair left Virginia for San Francisco on
last evenings train.