Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-09

Tar ruLroS fouSpEy.-Thc business
Of the Fulton Foundry. an the Divide,
formerly the property Of John Mcconc.
deccased. will suffer no interruption what
ever. but proceed under the new manage
ment lust the same a. before Mr.. McCone's
death. The Fulton IL the oldest foundry
in the State. has onc 10 the most complete
stocks 81 patterns o~btainable, and IL lifted
M with machinery and tools for the man
uiaeture of large, heavy castings second
10 no foundry ON the Pacific coast. They
manufacture mill and mining machinery
Of every description 10 order on the short
eat possible notice. They also do repair
ing of all kinds at short notice AMI In the
best manner possible. Read their adyer-
tisement. Published in another column to-
day. and give them a call.
BREAD AND wAIrR.-Mike Mcdowan,
the muscular masticator Of peacemaking
policemen, still languishes in jail. lie
o~bstinately refuses 10 labor upon the pub
lie highway. and In consequence IL treated
with the greatest consideration, being fur
nished with all the bread and water he
wants. lie IL in for forty days. aud will
be- considerably bleached out by the time
he gets free. lie has three companions In
the same liz. and every day they eat their
sumptnons meal In the dark cell, hoping
for the day when they will have q chance
10 get loose. The free lunches will suffer
then.
lSorrsr.-Coroner Mayer held an In.
quest in Virginia last evening into the
matter IL the death Of William Hurd. the
miner killed at the Ophir night before
last. The testimony of the witnesses
showed that the accident happened As do
.cribsd la yesterdays SEws. The verdict
Of the Coroner's Jury was that deceased
a. came 10 his death by being caught he
tween the cage and the side of the shaft IN
attempting 10 get of the cage before II
stopped. and that no blame can bc at
taeh-d to any one
Coon ISpIlNs.-An old Indian fighter.
who believes in Tom Fiteh's theory with
regard To good red skins. proposes that
volunteers of Indian companies 10 fight
the Sioux be received by the Government.
His idea l. 10 take anything in that line.
Piutss, AIaehes. Washoes. or whatever
tribss are willing Ia light. Then u would
not make much difference which whipped.
Tor the expenses of the Indian Department
would be- reduced in any event.
Fnuawr RECEIPTS. The following
freights for Gold Hill and Virginia City
wer. received during the iwcnty.four
| hours ending at ~ o'clock N. to-day:
wooL, u carloads; 10 of lumber. . NJ
| merchandise, 9 of salt, 2 Of harley, I II hay.
1 81 machinery. I Of supplies. I 81 cast
ings. I % -four, I of malt aud Of powder.
Assr-sNrSrs.-An assessment Of ~ per
share upon the capital stock Of the COM
pany Ia. been levied by the Hale and Nor
cross Mining Company. delinquent Sep
| temper i2th. The Amazon and Glasgow
| mining companies have each levied an as
sc-sment of fifteen cents per share, delin-
quent September 9th.
roR RrSr.-An excellent dwelling
house ellgibly situated an Main street.
| Gold Hin, opposite Odd Fellows Hall, Is
offered for rent on reasonable terms u
contains six rooms a first-rate cellar AMI
ha. water and all other convenience. Nee
advertisement.
Orr SHIPMENTS. - During the past
tv,pty-four hours ~ carloads 81 ore
have passed over the Virginia and Truckee
Railroad.
THr salaries Of the Virginia City school.
teachers have been raised to the rates
which prevailed before the great October
\ fire.