Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-01

Of Virginia in force. The alarm was
caused by a FIRE in q frame building on
q street, back Of the Gould 4 Curry.
Tho house was built about M and .
half years ago, by NJ. j. O'Connor. on
q lot belonging TO Mrs. John Ssnnitt, .
widow lady, whose husband was killed
in tho Savage mine about Ave years ago.
Mrs. Ssnnitt forbade him building ON
tho premises at the time. About two
months ago O'Connor discovered that
Mrs. Scnnitt had n patent to the land,
and. Wa understand. has, since thst
time. offered to pay Mrs. Ssnnitt $1,000
or 81. 500 to settle the matter. This
offer being refused. he attempted to
move tho house from tho promises n
week ago last Sunday, his idea
probably being to have the house re-
moved before M injunction could be
sery~l ON him. Judge Rising being at
the time absent from Virginia. How
cyor, he did not accomplish this, asJudee
Seawell granted mn injunction to pre-
vent him removing tho house q week
aro last Monday. The building had
been moved twenty or thirty feet from
It's original foundation. AMI still re-
",,;ned i'm Inn, position up to last even-
ing. O'Connor and his family were also
still living in the house. but we are
informed that the greater part Of
their furniture was moved out
Sunday. The origin Of the fire Is un.
known. Being 30 far away from any OF
tho engine houses, the building wns
nearly DESTROYED before q stream of wa
Ter vas cot ON, and bat for the timely
arrival of tho different companies Of tho
Fire Department, n DISASTROUS coniia-
grafton must inevitably havo ensued.
A splendid stream Of water was also
thrown on the fire By the Curry hose.
We have been unable to find who got ON
the first water after the Babcock. and
therefore will not undertake to say. II
Is the greatest wonder thai' everything
o~ing 80 ~ .o.P NJ s.nn;,,
were not isni,ei by the heat. as they
were but thirty or forty fect distant.
BrsISsss FALLING orr.-Thsre has
Loan , ,cmo,kable decrease in tho num-
- -. Co., an. v;,,;,;. .,a
' " "'a
Truekee railroad u"r'h:a 'eN "a.s Pa'''
The usual number during lively lines
has always Of late been from u to 3s
every day. Yesterday but 10 were u u
II il evident that this markell decline Is
due To several very good causes. First.
the mills ON tho carson river 10 not use
:" 80 ssco,d mon,y IL always
somewhat close towards the emil OF the
month; anil. third, the suspension OF
tue bahN ., oAn ;nansa.a on an
eises "rPn." H. az %.s.,;on
branches " o"sl" - -,
ana metcnah.s a'' . ~.
things va, 'a1" "u ,.." :, ssni No
.,"ys, which "e .h"..tni
aooo' uiihgs WI" "e"i
inspect.
Mrsr Go SLow.-An order was yester-
H.. ;.s,.., bv sp,er;ptrudent II. NJ.
Yerincton that hereafter NO trains DO
run faster than three miles an hour
over the Crown Point and Belcher trsstle
works. The n ionnd disoosying 'nis
order will DO discharged. we nave
never heard OF any accidents occurring
from trains being run nj a ! ra'o OF
speed over these bridges; on'' AZ ieast,
no harm can result from eoing SLOW, NO
donot oo'h oriuses are iess "",e
Gr~i Lu;l,
IT
hem. against sain iio'ush' was no' 'a'
tanned yesterday. lie was fined u
nail so3 for disturbing the peace -.
.Jobn Dos pearcc was arrested for dis.
,~n,I,,, ,hs pencs. m, cot outside of
Too mneh 6r6tin, whisky John Quill
r,s arrested for disturbing the peace.
Some Cinnamon are living ON properly
eih"neu oy nun ana nei'y ,n
Ne nailsJ nm The Josr. 10th cases were
49,, N, ,~,,,ninaii,n to-day.
GoLD HILL MtSEis' USioS.-The
members Of this Union are requested to
assemble nj their hall. In Gold Hill. OH
N.,,,. -.,.n;,, s.n,s,,hs, G,h. a, ~
o'slacr Ths Miners Unions of Wiz.
GINA and Silver City arc respectfully in
'itsd to attend. na.insss ., '"Pornnse
VII na,,.s ~ an, ,J,s,,i.Sn, column.
~
To TnEin CaEprr.-The Chinese In
Virginia have q school four evenings
during the week. in the new chanel
lately erected by them and some of their
white friend. IN that ei,y. Divine yer.
aorn;nc AMI ].,.n;nc Az /. often The
case, this GOOD state Of affairs il due al.
most wholly to tho exertions Of n iew
individuals.
man ,.u..a vii.
c.
sou "" "'"" y" -
s..nina W wa. i.len into
house close by. where he laid uneon.
seious for some time. His face and
hands were slightly cut. but the princi.
pal injury was from tho concussion o,
the fall. DIR. y. III. Eneals attended