Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-02

TIE WEATHER.. Snow and rain havo
boon falling at alternate intervals during
the greater part Of to-day. ind Gold
Hill for once In several months deserves
its name Of Slippery Gulch. Where
Main street was yesterday covered with
| dust that was carried by tho capricious
zephyr In clouds, Il Is to-day q sheet Of
pasty mud. the rain and SNOWFALL being
| lust sufficient to wet the streets well
without cleaning them. HID II not been
desirable that for building purposes
| tho dry weather should continue,
the present rainfall would DO tho very
| thing needed, rs II will increase the
volume OF water In Carson river. and
enable tho mills 10 run nearer their full
capacity. As things now stand 1t will
provo at least o temporary drawback to
The rebuilding OF Virginia City. As.
however, II Is not usual for Winter to
follow directly on tho heels Of the first
storm Of the season. people can reason.
ably look forward 10 several weeks OF
pleasant weather yot. during which u
great deal may DO accomplished.
RxD-Hor SAYE sroLxs.-J. p. Flynn
was arrested by detective D. +. Lackey
night before last, and wss yesterday
brought before Justice Cox Of Virginia.
for examination. On the day OF the fro
In Virginia, he and another man named
John May stole d red.hot safo out OF
A. --f.- - Al. vz..-lx 0.lA.- 49, ~
street. at which place May was employed
a. . bar.keeper Ut the time OF the fire;
the safe wal placed IN n dray and taken
10 the north end Of tho city whore 1t
was bursted open and It's contents
consisting OF $1,000 in coin, q large
quantity Of jewelry belonging to tho
wife OF Mr.. Steele, the proprietor Of tho
saloon, and three or. four gold watches.
amounting In all to about s2.5o0, divid.
cd between the men, Flynn then camo
To Gold Hill. where he was traced and
captured. May left for parts unknown
the same evening, ut least q mnn nm
swcring his description. II has been SUBJ
sequently learned, was soon ut Reno
that evening. Flynn was yesterday held
10 appear before the Grand Jury, and
his bail AIed at $4,000.
The IDKSrIcAL.-At tho cigar store OF
Lisbes Brothers & Co., No. n South G
street, Virginia. Is the place to get the
identical cigar you have been hunting
for q long time. They keep q splendid
assortment Of cigars, smoking tobacco,
pipes, pipe stems, cigar holders, cut
lsry. etc. The store In Virginia Is sup
piled from the factory OF tho company.
800 Battery street, San Francisco, which
10 one OF tho largest and most favorably
known OF any house On the coast. A
splendid club room Is being fitted up in
the rear Of the store, n South @ street,
where during the approaching cold
weather q gentleman can sit and smoke
one Of the splendid cigars furnished by
tho company. In peace and comfort.
ExroarroSER KILLEp.-A story mover
loses anything by travelling, as see by
the following taken from tho Salt Lake
Tribune OF October 9th: "Extortionato
demands OF owners OF vehicles, In ono
case, at least, caused q murder. A man
on b street, %endeavoring to engage q
teamster, and unable to comply with his
demands. In desperation drow q pistol
and shot the driver dead" This refers
to tho late fro In Virginia, and its only
foundation il that probably some team.
ster may have been knocked down by
an enragcd customer for making On ex-
orbitant charge.
The RIoHr SrIRIr. - Rsinstein K
Wolf. tho popular clothing merchants
Of Gold Hill, are out in the field with
greater inducements to purchasers than
In q spirit Of commondabls gen.
they offer to furnish goods to
tho sufferers by tho late FRO In Virginia
1t cost price. To others they sell at
their usual low rates and on easy terms
a. heretofore. As they are not men
who arc In tho habit OF saying one thing
and meaning another. those In need Of
or blankets would find II to
;ntcr.si IN oiva than call.