Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-27

ling, Nlss Dean uuu illss EicnhthS.
OF the married ladies' present we no
ticed prominently. Mesdames Minor,
Negus, Bryant. Person. whitehill, Mar
tin, Wagner, Greenlaw. T~orreyson. Nc
Intosh, Startling. Musgroye, ellison,
witherell. Barber. Mrs. W. II. Bryant
AMI Nm. L. II. Mulcahy.
The poem. address, singing. dancing,
supper and social generally was a very
decided success. OBsERvrR.
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TRouBLE AT TuE skSAroR.-There vas
a little difficulty at the Senator mine,
east Of Virginia. this morning. It aP-
pears that the Senator Company lay
claim to a certain tract OF land recorded
in the name Of George Deeney. Mr..
Deeney has n target on tho premises,
used by the different military companies
81 this place for practice in target shoot
ing. and thus. aside from residing upon
ii, dsrives a not ineonsidsrable revenue
from the property. The Senator people
have heretofore attempted to fence In
the disputed ground. but were warned
of by Mr.. Deeney. who also. we ore
told. tore down the portion OF the COM
pany's fence built upon his claim. A
similar attempt this morning. by the
Senator people. resulted, according 10
the statement Of Mr. Kenny. foreman OF
the Senator mine, in Mr.. Deoney in
timiiatine those engaged in the attempt
by force Of arms A warrant for the
arrest % Mr.. Deeney upon the above
charge was sworn out by Mr. Kenny.
in Justice Knos's Court this morning.
and future Developments will 10 awaited
with interest.
opp FELLows' BlLL.-The ball given
ut National Guard Hall. last night. for
the benefit Of the Odd Fellows library,
was attended by about 100 couple. II
was n very enjoyable affair, and nothing
occurred TO mar tho pleasure OF the
evening. Many II Neyada's flares,
daughters graced the occasion with their
presence. but 1t was an open question
whether the loneliness OF the ladies' or the
polished bearing OF the gentlemen was
most deserving OF notice. Among ~
many beautiful ladies il would DO be-
wildering to select the fairest. With
out introducing comparisons. that could
only give offence. II can. however. be
said Of the ladies' Of Gold Hill. who at
that in q company which was
adorned by tho presence OF so much
beauty, they had no reason to shrink
from a comparison with the loyeliest.
We are pleased 10 be able TO add that
the ball was a success financially as well
rs socially.
DEAD Bopr Fousp.-This morning
the workmcn engaged in clearing the
shaft OF the La Plata Orc mine. an old
Spanish claim. neal tho American Flat
west Of the old 0verman works,
bold Hill. disintcrred n human body.
II wa covered with about seven feet Of
sarth. and was wrapped in blankets, and
round with rope. II Is supposed
% DO the body Of an Indian. Notice Of
Is discovery was tslegraphed to the
Coroner. An inquest will DO held to.
morrow between II O'Clock A. n. and
O'Clock T. n.
FiRxNAS's ELhcrioS.-The members
our Gold Hill Fire Department will
pear in mind that the department elec-
ion for Chief. First and Second Assist
ants takes place tomorrow Mt the house
Il Yellow Jacket Engine Company. No.
2. The polls will open at ~ NJ. and
close at @ p. NJ, o'clock. The judges OF
he election are l. c. Virgins, VIM.
Hall and W. Il. Wheeler. The can
iidates are. for chief, Sandy McMartin
and Abe Jones, first assistant. G. L.
and John Marks, second assist
ant. Michael Kennedy.
ELxcrios on orricxns.-The follow
ing officers OF the Badger Silver Mining
we're elected yesterday at q
meeting Of the incorpontors and stock
Of said company. held in vir-
rinia City, viz: Thomas Brown. Chas.
GOODWIN, IL. Morrison, James Living
stone and W. W. Curnsw. Trustees;
Charles Goodwin. President; Jas. Liv.
insstonc. Treasurer. and &. c. Mayer.
Secretary.
AT SALT L,kE.-A postal card from
Hon. A. @. Hay. dated Salt Lake City.
April sd, received by Pat Casey. says
That he arrived safely at that place.
weak and tired. but was feeling
He was stopping at tho Town.
send House. and would proceed on his
tourney Last Us soon as the route WINS
open and tho great rush had subsidized.
IL CosruMK.-on Sunday three Of the
members Of tho Caledonia Club Of Vir-
rinia, donned the costume Of their
country and marched through that city.
down to Gold Hill and hack. Ii IL very
that n live Scutchman is seen
upon u streets dressed in tho pic.
turcsque Highland costume, and tho
gentlemen were consequently the oh.
served Of all observers.
FRxiour REcErrs. - The following
amounts Of freight were received Mt the
Gold Hill and Virginia depots Of the
Virginia X Truckeo railroad. during the
,wenty.four hours ending u N. to-day:
Merchandise 10 carloads, stock 2, lum.
Der iG. wood IS, machinery l. grain 2,
coal oil I, carriages /. sand l.
MAIL rxx.-Postmaster Marshall, Of
The Gold Hill Post-ofiee, requests US to
inform the public that owing TO tho
change in the time table Of the Virginia
and Truckee Railroad. the mail closes at
he Post-ofice ut q. o'clock p. n. Look
out and get in your letters in time.
LEO DRoKES. John Duffy. q labs TOR
IN tho grade for tho switch Of the v. x
r. II. Il. 10 the nov shaft Of the Savage.
Hale n Norcross and Chollar Mining
hal his left leg broken b.
ow the knso last Saturday.
CouSrr HosrrrAL.-wo learn from
DR.. Van Zanit. County Physician. that
here ars forty patients now undergoing
treatment at the County Hospital.