Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-06

TnArx LArE.-Ths PASSENGER train ON
the Virginia and Truckee Railroad did
mot reach Gold Hill until . few minutes
before 10 o'clock this morning. The
delay was occasioned by q huge snow
drift ON American Flat. below the
scales; the sane point at which the
blockade occurred during the last storm.
A brigade Of shovelsrs WIS sent to the
rescue. by whose all the blockade was
raised In about 81 hours. As the train
passed Gold Hill numbers OF passengers
GOT OF aud looked anIiously around for
9 place where they might procure a cup
Of hot coffee, but there being none con-
venient. and being warned that D
stoppage at this point would last u o
few moments. they very reluctantly got
aboard again, cursing the lack OF enter
prise displayed by Gold Hilie-s. We
heard some OF them sayin. that even In
such an out Of the way place rs Truekee,
the inhabitants knew enough to turn an
honest penny and at the same time con-
tribute 70 the comfort OF tho travelling
public by bringing around a hot roll and
cup OF coffee during tho few minutes
any train stopped there.
MlKIxo A Rex ON TnEN.-Two OF the
three companies dealing in stock priv
ilsgss in Virginia. have either tenn
porarily suspended or permanently
closed their business. Although Thomp-
son & Co.. one Of the two. advertise to
pay ell demands at the parent Office In
San Francisco, dealers In puts" and
calls seem to take IL for granted that
the whole system Is more or less in
secure, aud accordingly the office OF the
remaining company In Virginia Samuel
Mckee & Co.. was besieged to-day with
people awaiting q settlement. This was
granted to all who made the demand.
the checks Of the company being hon.
ored by the Bank OF California and
Wells. Fargo & Co. The willingness OF
Samuel Mckee & Co. to give all appli-
cants their coin, IL considered by many
to DO proof Of their solyency. II Is
argued, and with reason. that II they
we're not on n sound financial basis and
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Who paid q visit to the NJ. Z. Sunday
oenooi OF 'sas 'o"n '.'' ',
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pretty wen hlled MIN seno.ais, wno
mneea itom ne'e 'n m .am~.'
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also seems 10 understand the oeau'y "
brsvity, never wearyins VA scho''
ars with iong.vinded course of
otherwise ~s1hausting Their pahencee,
About 50. including teaehers
scholars, were present Yesterday. IRON
tho minutes Of the previou. mes.ns.
which were read oy ,he seefe.aiy. Ms
MeAiis,eI' wo lnls' .aa r. NJ
I'm IA n. succss.ful In converting old
sinners rs in conducting a SUNDAY
School. hi. influence lor soou 9"sn,, n
course " ""
SULLIVAN 4 TTEvILLiAS.-These gen.
tlen,sn of the ring, whose public inn
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between inc p'eSeh' anu "a"
which their encounter takes place (.is'
instant). are said to DO IN good con
dition. although Sullivan IL still some
what too feshy and will require to do
soms>hard work to get In first.class
trim. Trevillian came up from Glen-
aa.o nS SM;,;on IN csr.on on
SATURDAY. at which, NO say some OF those
Who were present. he displayed q good
deal Of skil. ne naa : amS
III h.rsai,sr taxa Nh, rosponsi5ili,y Of
,ainins h;ms,if Unless stocks ks.p
ssam;p, -. nav e,nec, snortins men
~ .hnsss. h.n;n ,.t;ns an interest IN
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LIBERAL SocIrrr BALL.-Ah those
who J..;re IN have n Good timo will dc
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given BY The Liberal society OF virginia
At Nationai ouaru mai'' IN 'has wy ~.
Soc,stv seem to believe that tho best
way 10 serve the powers above is to have
rational recreation, such as 'na' ~h'T.
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