Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-13

A WISE PIocEKpISo.-Last Saturday
Mayor Currie partially adopted the ssg-
gestion made by the NEws OF the pre-
vious evening. and had n talk with the
representative men Of two OF the rival
Chinese companies in Virginia. about
the rows which 80 frequently occur
among the Cinnamon. He first visited
Sam Sing. whose voice was still for war.
and who was willing to give his enemy.
Hop wo. all the fight he wanted. Fail
ing to change his mood or extract q
peace promise from him the Mayor
hunted up Hop wo, who proved to BE- q
mild hammered gentleman, whose only
wish was to 30 let alone BY his blood
Thirsty enemy. He readily promised to
preserve the peace. The Mayor next
returned to Sam Sing. and informed him
Of his success with Hop wo. which
only added fuel to the fire OF the bel
licose Sings wrath. He declared that Wo
was a hypocrits who had a good mouth.
but a bad heart. Sam was firm in his
determination to sing a tune that would
make wo hop a lively jig II he
did mot tend 10 his own business. The
most the Mayor could get out Of him
was that he wouldn't fight any more
Elf Hop We would let him alone, which
he was sure no would not do" II the
Virginia authorities will only follow up
this move, and in case Of another fight
hold the head men responsible. there Is
little doubt but the disgraceful rows a
DO speedily checked.
SkLIrSo TIcKErs.-The Gold Hill
School Trustees and others interested in
the welfare Of the public schools are
now actively engaged in selling tickets
for the grand ball that comes Of at
Minsrs' Union Hall. on Christmas Eve.
II there IL any enterprise that calls for
the unanimous support OF our people
this il the one. and No hope enough
tickets will Be sold TO leave q handsome
balance after ~defraying the necessary sx-
peuses Of the ball. Our School Trus-
tees have proved their devotion to the
a Of education BY building a school
house which il an ornament to the town,
and SHOULD much moro than enough
uoneS6e realized from the proposed
ball, 10 purchase maps, globes, ETC., the
public ought and doubtless do know
that ID will be j~udiciously expended.
All who can afford to do so should
therefore purchare n or moro tickets
whether they design attending the ball
or not.
MINING AccrpkSr.-About 10 o'clock
Saturday morning a miner named haw-
kius. was quito severely injured in tho
Gould & Curry mine. Aheavy timber
fall upon him. breaking his LETT collar
home near the shoulder joint. Hs was
also cut on the head aud badly bruised
on several parts OF his body. dis at
tending physician, DR.. +. NJ. Conn.
saws nons Of his injuries are OF . dan
serous character.
Rrcxrvrp.-we are in receipt OF the
RAILROAD Gastieer for December. This
psriodical, Published by II. 3. Crocier
h Co. o. San Francisco, contains the
ia,sst information pertaining to routes
Of travel by rail. ocean. bay or river
si,smsrs and stages. rates Of fare. etc.
ON The Pacific Coast, and rs n guide
book is invaluable to tho traveller.
DISSOLUTION or CorAHrSrnsHrr.-See
notice Of the dissolution Of oo~parsnsr-
ahip heretofore existing bstwesn LIZ.
Drexler. Geo. II. Dana and i. +. Beards-
ley. Of Virginia. which appears In our
advertising columns under head Of New
To-Day"
HELD AT TIE PosrorricE.--A letter
addressed TO Tim Mccarthy. Dry Valley
Station. Phoebe. Nevada, Is held Tor
postage at tho Gold Hill Postofhcs.
FoR sALk.-Ses notice in our advertise
ing columns Of q lot Of household furni-
ture for sale.