Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-09
Cares Items.
[rrom the Thsuns. Js5sl

On Sunday evening last . party Of
young men who were up ct Lake Tahoe
celebrating, had put their team tn the
stable at Yank's. After passing . few
hours away pleasantly they began pros
pecting for q bed. and finding itimpossi.
Bic to procure one, they requested the
hostisrs to hitch up the team, intending
10 20 TO Rowland's. Altar anxiously
waiting for some time, they went 70 ths
stable and found that no steps had been
taken toward hitching up the team, the
hostlsrs bang ~anxiously engaged . .
bottle Of ardsnt spidts. On sapostu-
latine With them for their neglect, one
OF the said hostlsrs straightsnsd up, and
putting himself In the attitude OF Ajax
deiying the lightning. remarked: "Look
. here, young fellows ny name 10
Smith; I'm q carpenter by trade; I
weigh l60 pounds, and when I got start
| cd nine men can't stop me-" One Of
the party yanked out his six-barrsllsd
howitzsr. and. placing the muxzls up
against the l60-pound mans snoot,
commanded him TO havo the team In
readiness In quick time. The fellow
didn't think he weighed 30 much just
then. and had the team ready In less
time than II would take . sheep TO wag
his tail.
Under the proprietorship Of Messrs.
Rice & Helm n dollar and . half was
charged for toll on the Lake Tahoe Toll.
road. The price charged under the
present administration 10 two dollars.
We desire TO know why this advance has
been made. The road is In no better
condition thnn heretofors-in fact, Ii
much worse. and still the gate keeper 1t
tho head OF Clear Creek has the i'm
pertinence to AK Of q man Who has
toiled up thai road. two dollars. Itmay
be right. but IL seems awfully like ma
king q fellow pay for goods not deliver.
oil II tho owners OF the road would
AI up the old grade from spoonsr's TO
Glsnbrook, no that In a . OF q jam OF
lumber teams. carriages might DO 20.
cured from q stoppage OF an hour, no
complaint would DO made. but ~ things
are the toll IL an outrage and q hind.
rance TO travel.
Three fat cars have arrived for n. @.
Gardnsr's broad gauge road at Yank's
Station. One OF them was hauled 70
the Lake yesterday. They were made
In the East, and appear to DO OF the
same style o. those OF tho Virginia d
Truckes Railroad.
From the Appeal, JAY ~ %
Jim Torreyson, now . spruce under
graduate at old classic Yale, will take o
brief trip to Saratoga and othor famous
watering places during his present Bum.
msr vacation, and he means, 10 he
writes homo, to visit his birth place In
West Virginia before returning 10 his
studies. Jim thinks he may pay . visit
to his friends and kinsfolk In the sage.
brush o year hence. Spec he's bearded
like the bard snd scholar-like, In q quiet,
unassuming way. BY this time. Glad to
know he Is doing 20 we'll and having
such q solid good time.
Parson Kelly says that the varioloid
babies up ut his house are getting along
splendidly. He communicates with his
homo by way OF the sidswalk and
through the pickets. He stands the EN-.
barge, pro bono pubioo. and not because
he has any fear Of catching some more
Of Il. In about ten days, after the little
ones are all we'll rid Of their calamity
and the house hns been fumigatsd. then
the now speckled dominic will return
with CLEO 10 the bosom OF his numerous
wife and child. feufT