Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-27

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posi,s tho Pstaluma mill. Lower Gold
Hill. was broken into last night by a
Chinaman. The gentle Monaghan had
three sacks full Of cigars. cutlery and
other truck ready for transportation.
when officer Sheehan happened to pass
that way. and hearing u noise entered
tho saloon in time TO see the Chinaman
lighting out Of a back window. The
officer fred four shots ct him but with
out effect. A bottle Of lime-juice was
tho only thing missing this morning.
JrsricE wRiour's Cornr.-In tho case
OF the State Va. Adam and Matt Bay.
defendants were permitted to plead guilty
to assault and battery. the wounded man
having been spirited away. Adam Bay
wa fined $40. and Matt Bay S28 %.
49,. Charles Smith plead guilty OF draw
ing n pistol. and was fined S35. The
case against Collyer was continued until
the complaining witnesses were able 10
appear in court, both being at present
under the care Of q physician.
DIED.-In Gold Hill, March goth. G.
II. Gammons. q native Of Massachu.
setts. aged So years. 6 months and 10
days. Mr.. Gammons was a well known
and much respected citizen OF this town.
and his funeral, which took place this
afternoon from Odd Fellows Hall. under
the auspices Of wildsy Lodge No. !. !.
%. o. T.. was largely attended By his
brethren Of the Order. aud also by nu-
msrous other friends.
Coon SrnEErs.-Nothing a better
illustrate the disadvantages OF living in
the mountains than a comparison Of the
present condition Of the streets OF vir-
ginia and Gold Hill. While the citizens
OF that elevated village are wading
through slum and slush the Gold Hill.
ers walk dry-shod over dusty roads and
through pleasant thoroughfares 8.
BucxLEY's vAnrErIEs.-Ths usual full
and select audience witnessed the per-
Torrance ut this f~avorite resort last
night. The programme was excellent
and highly appreciated, the great Paris
ian Can Can being particularly well re.
ceived. A good hill is offered tonight.
II conclude with tho Can Can.
RETURN THAT Hkr.-The brother. who
took another brothers hat by mistake at
Odd Fellows Hall, Gold Hill. last even.
ing. will please leave tho same at this
office. See notice in our advertising col
umns to-day.
FREIour REcEIrrs. - The following
freiehts have been received during the
past twenty.four hours: i0i carloads OF
wood, 20 OF lumber. . Of merchandise. 2
OF hay. l OF salt. l OF barley and l Of
machinery.
Onx SHIPMENTS. - There have been
shipped from Virginia and Gold Hill
during the past tweniy.four hours, TO
the various mills OF the line Of the Viz.
ginia and Truckes Railroad. 1O7 carloads
Of ore.
THE train from the West arrived at
Reno an hour late this morning. The
delay was caused by u freight train
being of the track some place ON the
Sierras.
RETunNED.- Judge Richard Rising,
family and two servants arrived from
San Francisco this morning. The Judge
went as far as Stockton to meet them.
The west-bounj passenger train will
arrive at Reno about c o'clock this even-
ing. The cause Of detention cannot DO
ascertained.
IT was found necessary to bring two
sleepers through TO Carson this morn.
ing to accommodate tho heavy travel.
.aIEs. J.. W. M,cKrY was among the
arrivals this morning.
The California Minsirels left for Sac
ramsnto last night.
THERE was no mail from the East this
morninp.