Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-11

yootStuas st,itcu Wv h0" eA - ~.
the Belcher mine. lie was taking o
critical look at the powerful hosting
machinery when one Of the engineers
who had been watching him for some
time, said: ''say. amt you q Of them
L~egislater fellers from Carsonl" Be-
ing q perfect stranger to him. Garrard.
curious 70 know how this man should
know him replied: "Oh. no. my dear
fellow. nothing OF the sort; but what
made you think that?" "well, fact Of
ID is" says this ~sharp-eyed engineer.
~ know all them fellers tho minute !
clap my eyes ON 'sm. They've all got q
sort Of wrong look about en-" Gar
rard sinole a sunny smile and walked
away In a very thoughtful mood. pom
dering over his recent legislative career
and wondering whether there were any
little board or wash bills he had forgot
ten to pay. He exercises before a look
ing glass, trying to make himself look
different. and says he will 60 and get
better acquainted with that engineer b.
fore he returns TO Esmeralda.
CONE HoNE TO DK.-Mr. William
Quintrall. Superintendent Of the Cook
and Geysr mine. who passed through
Gold Hill yesterday forenoon. en- route
TO his home in Silver City. died shortly
after reaching his residence. He had
been afflicted with lung disease for sew
eral months past, and had been to San
Francisco for medical treatment. Find
ing that there was no hope Of his recov-
cry he expressed a dcsiie TO be taken
home TO die. The deceased was q ma
tive Of Cornwall. England. aged about
80 years. He was an old resident OF
Silver City. and was a member OF Silver
City Lodge No. 2. I. .. u. y. His 'n-
neral will take place from his late resi-
dence tomorrow friday afternoon.
FinE DEPARTMENT. - Tho regular
meetings Of the companies comprising
tho Gold Hill Fire Department. were
held last evening. The matter OF the
approaching election Of officers OF the
Fire Department was talked over. A.
McMartin. present chief, was endorsed
for reelection to the position by fel-
low Jacket Engine Company No. =. and
si,o ~ lhneo'n no H.: ,,,nno.
J9hh siains va -, sss;s,an,
nies Iof VI. Sn..,;an. ars I,o,h
~sxcs,lent ones. The election referred
to will DO held Wednesday. April 18th.
CoxPLINKSrARY.-ws arc pleased TO
.-.lroxiod,a the recent Of special invi-
80 ,nI .omr,;msnt,rv ,;clo,. to the
Az. .,nrs, baIi m ths X n. r.. which il
10 take place OF National Guard Hall. Vir'
ginis, on the evening Of the t'tn ins'ah,
ns.. nsu'en lay ". mar;no ,hs NOS,
eomni.,e arrancements and prepara-
,iops tor the festive event, and are 70.
solved ,hat no bali given this season
sball snrpass theirs in m respect. They
.ors going to have a tirst-class time. and
will have plenty Of friends to help them
enjoy il.
All. c.-,;0
ArrsNffsp o0''
Smith. n OF the demi-monde OF VIZ
slnia. commonly known as the opns
snsA,n, NH, =a,,an'n,sJ 10 eommi,
suicide by hanging herself with a silk
handkerchief from tho upper portion oil
q cell. One OF the other PRISONERS gave
the alarm to the young ma In charge
Of the Jail. who went in aud CUT the
woman down, but not until b had
turned black in the face. This IN the
.eeond attempt of the young woman at
uicide.
~. ..u,w;,, ,,,o.,. war.
r., ~. ,o,;,. ,r,ho,;,i.. Of Wiz.
- ~. u,,, p.,,srsor
$1,000 o., v-.r,.n.v. p 9
T.Slax hv Osircr pamfeid. for assault
nv csr,;s Smith Inv Officer
snu o N. nso.a. John
Cs..;nn,sm he OsBcer smith. for
-r.o.,",,. J,wos D.I.
ooins ui",n o"s.u a.. ..,-;n, .na
nors, =! o"'e, v."non.
Bon,. by Officers Morrow and Jack
son. for assault with a deadly weapon.
Disrnicr CouKr RisIso. JuDox.-
Tn. following business was transacted
T.. n,.,-,., c,,,, x..,.r,.x.
IN 'n' f"" ~
In the q . OF j. J. McLain VS.. ~
Henry-Moaon 20 set asiae cruor ., al.
rest denied. %, sale,'o 81 nus. w; ao
par,ncr.hip. A yenire was ordered to
issue for thirty-six trial Jurors. re'arn-
able Tuesday Mareh io,n, ~ ,Vo eioe
A. n. Court aolourneo "n'i' 'h'' "
ing at ~ O'Clock.
pynsoyNIs.- Bishop Whitaker OF vir-
.,n;. ,.,, 10, Eastern Nevada ON last
So -I;.,,.,.,, co,.,.
ss'.ns
Sn,;ns~ %. n. Johnson, Superin.
.sndent Of the Wells. Fargo Mining
Company. returned home rom a
Francisco uhis ".a".~,
ers, the SERVES,
Win 'r'enaS ih '"s ~
A HASpsoNE COLLECTION. Day Boz
forc Yesterday Samuel Gallen and Geo.
Rasner collected Ia 2 lew hours i,on'
People rssinnS on .,;a c.r,;csn who
,sa. ist, in ds.,i,u,. circumstsnces BY
W. "