Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-30
Word To- Jurtes.

ALMOST FROZEN To DE,ru.-Yssterday
a man arrived in Gold Hill from Hum
boldt county. who had a very narrow es'
cape from freezing to death. His name
is Richard Morcon. 1t npPears that he
lost his way in the Humboldt range Of
mountains. while out prospecting. A
snow-storm overlook him aud he
burned his coat. vest and hat to make a
fro TO keep himself from perishins.
Fortunately. some friends found him in
time TO save his life. They brought
him 10 Oreana Station, on the c. L. H.,
and from that point he was forwarded
10 friends in Crown Point Hayins. DIR.
Manson il attending him. and has hopes
Of his ultimate recovery. although his
feet and face were badly frozen. His
right great toe may have to DO ampu-
tated.
AMUSING SckSr. Some party brought
the big white bull pup belonging to the
Knicksrboeker Engine Company No. .,
Of Virginia. to the thsatsr last night.
lie behaved himself bscomingly until
the last scene Of the second act, when q
scuhie takes place on the stage. ID. T..
could then hold in no longer, and he
made n break for the stage, jumping up
| the steps leading 10 them with the agility
| OF n monkey. He evidently meant busi-
| ness. for his tail was extended aud his
ears elevated at nm angle Of ~forty-fve DO
erses. just ~ no was about to make n
spring for the nearest actor, the drop
| curtain came down ON ''rowser's' nose,
whersupon he turned back in disgust.
amid the cheers andyellsof "the gods.
GroRaE r KEATS SrAsLE SoLp.-Geo
| Treat. the famous turfman known by
r~putation TO all residents OF the Pacific
coast. has been in hard luck. evidently,
for ON Thursday last his stable. consist
inc Of the finest collection OF race horses
10 be found on the coast, was sold al
auction ON California street. San Fran
c;.co. Thsd. Stevens. or. a. he Is Ia.
miliarly called, Old Thad, considered
| for A long time until Katie Psase beat
him last Fall-as the best four-mils and
and repeat horse In the world. was sold
for si,lOO. Nell Faherty.. another
dyer. brought only $1,000. while Matte
Howard only realized her late owner
$3.50. Henry Was not sold.
ApELrm CLuB PAHrr..-The Adelphi
| Club Of Carson City gay another OF
their delightful hops last evening. The
psr,ie. given by this Club have become
mated for the care exercised in excluding
ali improper persons. the excellent man.
a,ement of the directors. and the enjoy
| able society which has ever eraeed their
entertainments. Last evening the tifs
Of Carson. including = goodly number
Of legislators and their ladies', were IN
attendance. and the general expression
| of all guests was that cit Was u splei-
All party" We noticed. also. several
ladies' and gentlemen from Virginia City
amid tho throng Of Terpsichorean vo'
tariss.
Tux HorsE-w ARNISo. Arrangements
have been completed BY Mr.. Hall to give
| a grand house-warming ball in his new
| Capital lojeing-house. on Main street,
ON Friday evening next. The first floor
Of the building is admirably suited for
dancing. being ~ feet wide by 10 feet
long. The door will be scrubbed clean
| and probably waxsd. and the house
being entirely new. there will be no dan
GER Of dust. Prof. Dan. Lyons will
oficiate a. caller. and Prof. Cara will
furnish the music. The ticket. OF adj
mission TO the hall will be $3.50. Sup
per will be laid in the vessy House by
Mr.. Lowrey.
An ARTICLE or TRrr MERIT. =
browns Bronchial Troches" are the
most popular article in this country or
Europe Tor throat diseases and coughs.
and this popularity is based upon real
merit.
NorrcE TO TRIAL JuRoss. Trial jurors
have been excused by the First District
Cont until Monday, February :, 1919.