Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-08

NEAhLf AN morning
at II 40 as the Virginia and Gold Hill
bus was coming down Main street, 1t
came near being run into by q train Of
cars. The Waterman al the railroad
crossing says he heard the whistle OF the
engine just before II entered the Home.
stead Tunnel. but that he did not
hear the bell after the train got through
Il. No intimation OF the trains
near approach wal given to the driver Of
the bus until his leaders were on the
track. just then the engineer whistlsd
''down brakes and the driver quickly
threw ''off brakes" and the coach
passed over the track about twenty feet
ahead Of the pilot. None Of the pas.
ssngers on the omnibus heard the bell.
There was really no great danger, but
the people In the wagon were pretty
thoroughly frightened and did not sI.
press themselves as desirous OF attempt
ing tho experiment again.
CuISHsz CHxAr LiBsR.-The Virginia
Anti.C Chinese Union ars proceeding In a
quiet way to assert and maintain the
principles adopted by their society.
The Union announces that It 10 In har-
mony with the movement throughout
the coast to stop the immigration Of
coolies, and declares that Oh aud after
the fourth OF July. 1876. the said Union
will not, In any way, patronize any
stors-kecpsr, hotsl.keepsr. saloon
keeper, boarding lodging
house-kespsr. laundrymen. the medical
profession, the legal profession. or any
other person or persons who shall
directly or indirectly employ Or sym.
pathizs with Chinese labor. Their nd
vsrtissment appears in another column.
PHYSICIAN AND SrnoEos. DR.. Selma
bel Of Silver City, las removed his Office
to Gold Hill, owing to increase OF his
professional business In this direction.
lie will, however, Be able 10 attend TO
his regular practice In Silver City and
elsewhere, o. before. DR.. Schnabel IL
an experienced physician and surgeon,
but makes the diseases Of women o
specially. Bee his professional card In
another column.
The WEATHER. The weather to-day
Is cold and d~isagreeabls and the wind Is
blowing dus. and sand in every direction.
II is cold enough 10 snow, and Is liable
10 do no Of any time, although II In too
late In the season 10 expect such o thing.
The sky In overcast with clouds this AZ.
tsrnoon and indications for o storm are
good.
fux FAcroRr.-Thc Merry Makers are
meeting with splendid success wherever
they appear. They arc now In Carson,
aud will be here Sunday evening. June
18th. Miners Union Hall will no doubt
be crowded upon that occasion.
A MNrR HuHr.-Last night a man
named Stewart Jones was hurt while
working around the Ophir hydraulic
ors.hoist. He fell q distance OF sixty
feet and was very seriously injured, but
will probably recover.
ArD ros rns CHurcu.-Ths ladies
Aid Society OF Virginia City will give
another entertainment for the benefit OF
the new church now being built by the
Virginia City Methodist congregation.
KxcxxnBocxrR CAuTIox.-Rsad the
notice in our advertising columns to-day
warning the public against negotiating
certain shares Of Knickerbocksr stock,
which have been sold for assessment.
DrscoUSr.-Trojan stockholders will
please read the notice In our advertising
columns to-day relative TO discount to
DO allowed all who pay assessment No. 2
ON, or before Monday. June 18th.
Axsxsaxxxr.-An assessment Of ten
cents per share IL levied by tho South
81. Louis Mining Company. delinquent
July 18th. See official notice In our
advertising columns to-day.
LYox's KATzAIRox makes beautiful.
glossy. luIuriant hair; prevents Its fall:
ing out or turning gray. Il has stood
the test Of 20 years. Ii charmingly per-
fumed. and has no rival.
PioxEEa ELxcrroS.-Ths next ANIMAL
election Of officers Of the Pacific Coast
Pioneers will iako place on the 7th OF
July next.
TnrlE are messages at The Atlantic
and Pacific telegraph Office, Gold Hill.
for Prof. Morslli, ]. @. Campbell and
Yon Kss.
PoLlcs CoxxissioxrHs.-A meeting
Of the Virginia City Board Of Police
Commissioners will be held ut the Of.
Gee Of the Mayor this evening at $50
O'Clock.