Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-25

/ Anal HT0IlaH0E HALnE. n tTlnU al llnl1 I1lLIrIH.
took somersaul,s over the bank. but were
not much hurt. Al least . dozen other
men were scratched and bruised py tne
fall. SCORES Of men measured their iensth
On the ground at tho lower end OF the cut
where II 10 only . few feet deep. Goiny 70
iir~s Is nrst.rate fun.
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Tur Por DiLIS..-The Democratic pot
-.,ou,,,, In v,,,,,i. La, ,iyht Tn IN,
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saloons Anu ON the CURRIERS' Tue Po'''''A
were button-holing aud burzing and All
hands drank Mt the candidates expense
One smart row took place ON q near the
S oo,,s o%.. h."sms rnr,r,,i' n seems. at
the activity with which q man was
:. vorlinp'f for a rival and called him
.om. b,rJ Names. The worker was not .
Cbri.ti,n and r,plisl In Kind, Then the
c.nJiJ,t. struck him over the head with
: .sns mi N friend, hal moi lumped In q
ra,.h .nJ ,,mhi, aybt voniI have rn-
49,
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A finE IN vIhoiSiA.-M D O'Clock last
Saturday evening there was al alarm Of
A.. .,nn5.s In Virginia CITY. The fire
~ ""e y" '"e
originated In \ house owned py u. NUT
ply, situated ON the east side d N street.
south Of Washington. and was caused by
the explosion of q coal oil lamp In one Of
the rooms. Mr.. Murphy's house and It's
contents were DESTROYED. The flames
spraI 10 An adjoining house. belonging
10 ThomA. O'Neil and occupied by Mr..
CurrAn. ihis Was sn,n'.! ~ n:,.,
Ly Mr.. Meadows. None Of the houses
we're of great value. and the entire loss
VIII not sAeeeu Ss'VVo'
KSicxrRBocKgn.-The delinquent sale
.. .,.,...u., i.x,.J
IN ~ "hs'"' W
by the knickerbocker Mining company ~
published officially In our advertising
| columns to-day, together with q notice OF
Secretary sayrc relative to the injunction
psSSsu uPsTn1.. S,nr.m. conrt AZ Nan Fran.
cisco on Thursday ordered that the County
Judge suspend further P~rocesdinss on .he
petition OF the dissatished hhiekerpocksr
stockholders, and that Ne SNOW cause on
October loth Why ne shouiu no. Ansoiutsty
DO restrained from tAAihS any iur'ner PRIV
cesdings IN the hiaIter'
urx,o, n,s,v,cr Pam - fourth |
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.-.-,..-I Mil. "a, Mechanical
40. :, w,...u,o,.
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neAs 49, v,n"" ,rhs ,,c.i,.,. ~ th,t |
sios,ns on All, ~ nrs.sntsd and i,.
',, w 80" .,.sn,.go anil the Fair |
pi,yes !" soou - s[i...in, ;n,sre.t
wiz 'i.os.s ~. ,.iI,o.d from
NJ, ~ -. Thsnl, Tor = eompliment,ry
~, y, inv,,a,ion"
,u..o.. u,s. N,,,,xo-A grand
-m..,,n, a, an. Republican,. NJ ,hi,
-. A. T.. halJ =, vircini. ci,v mart
vonJav evening. October "a, upon which |
oec..ion Hon, Thomas Wren and Hon.
Thomas Fitch will address the people on
M. i..no. OF the day. There will be 4
rand turnout OF Republicans on that oc-
,,.sion. And even our Democratic friends. |
Who viii no donpt Do tnere, whi neII
.enae so'u u.,an ~ wi,s nr"a,
= an
ESoLisn-AhEsicAS n~thtiSo's-"s wiz
Ia sscu by notice In our advertising col.
... r,,,;.,. Au.ri.sn ~c;,;,e,.
uinhs '"-aA w"a,'a-.-.
are fsques,su 20 msI n,nt,,w n .,sso,
Virginia. ON Tuesday Tomorrow evening.
at I o'clock. for the discussion u trans
seuon OF imPor..n. SUI. a.. ,,an,e
meeting be wen a,'enueu anu 'n' ma'
coming before ~ sei..ons,ss slaA'
discussed ana I"u''''uA' Ae"' "p""
II wox'r Co,r HIN A vOrE.-"That's