Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-18

ly with us. were forcibly disabused OF
their premature notions yesterday and
to-day. At sunset the gentle br-ezes
were astir. AMI the strength OF the blast
increased rapidly until about midnight.
when the storm burst In all its fury.
Houses were perceptibly shaken from top
to bottom. and the tops Of q great many
~chimneys toppled aud fell. Iu some
cases il sounded M IL n great num-
her OF hoodlums were throwing cobble-
stones at musical cats ON the roof. The
shrieking Of the wind helped to intesify
this horrid delusion. The winl.storm
continuei all night, and this morning
brought q light sprinkling OF snow and
hail. This evening II IL moro quiet,
but the weather still remains cool.
A CArrrAL SALooS.-Tho Capital Bill.
lard Saloon ON Main street, just above
the vssey House. is a capital place Of
resort for people OF either large or small
capital. Moreover. two capital good
men are running it at present. Most
everybody in Gold Hill knows James
Lowrey. for years the popular landlord
% the vesey House. and Charley Enos
was formerly the chief shaving and hair
dressing manager Of the town. They
have taken this splendid new saloon,
fixed II up In tastier AMI o elegant
STYLE than ever. and are ready ut all
times to receive calls from their friends.
They keep the best Of liquors and bill.
lard tables. and take Carson dollars at
par. Even halves and quarters are not
refused. Drop in and try them.
JonN Y. PArL.-Another old and stir
ring citizen Of Gold Hill died this morn-
ing. John Y. Paul. whose name Is ia
miliar 10 every man. m and child OF
the place. has passed to the other shore.
Mr.. Paul was u a most patriotic dispo-
sition, and was always OF hand when
celebrations were 10 be gotten up or sa-
lutes fred. None better than he knew
the tones uttered by Seen. Grant" the
big canno on Fort Homestead. and no
Que could develop the deep-thundsring
cadence OF those tones more perfectly
than he. Mr.. Panl leaves a vito TO Ia
msnt his loss. Tho funeral will take
place tomorrow ut three o'clock from
ST. Johns Church. Gold Hill.
IScrElsxp RAILROAD AccoNNoDA.
rIoSs.-On aud after tho first day Of
May the lightning express train will
leave Virginia for San Francisco at Z p.
~, anil will arrive in San Francisco ut
ll:lO A. w.. next morning. Returning. II
will leave San Francisco at 4 p. n. and
reach Virginia ut 9:3OA. ~. the follow.
ing morning. The train will have q
sleeper every night from Carson to VAL
lejo. This will be a vast Improvement
over tho past. Passengers will leave
Sacramento about A. NJ. going west
and PIP. N. coming east, and thus the
heat Of Sacramento will be entirely
avoided. and five hours will bs saved in
o journey to or from the bay.
FALSE RxroRr.-A report having been
circulated by interested parties to the
effect that Thomas Marks has resigned
his aspirations to the Town M~arshalship
Of Gold Hill. nj tho coming election. in
favor Of another candidate for q consid-
Grafton. Mr.. Marks declares the same to
be- totally false. He 10 squarsly in the
field, AMI with the assistance OF his
friends expects TO win the fight and be
the next Town Marshal Of Gold Hill.
Read his carl in our advertising columns
to-day.
CENTENNIAL FksrIvAL.-A great num-.
Der Of the "Old Boys" are to 10 seen
to-day rushing around the streets OF
Cold Hill and Virginia. They were
making preparations for the Grand Ball
anal Centennial Festival which happens
Tonight, anil which Is bound to lie q
grand success, as il always the case
when the Pioneers start in to do the
square thing.
BLowS DowS.-The zephyr which
visited the Comstock last night wasn't
fooline around for nothing. One or two
houses were blown down in Virginia
CITY. The house Of Constable Smith on
II street, was Frustrated. bat no injury
vss sustained by the inmates. II Is not
Known that any buildings in Gold Hill
stand affected in any way BY tho rude
caresses Of the agitaied atmosphere.
Dissolution or CoPARrsEnslrr.-No-
tics il given in another column to-day
that the copartnership heretofore exist
inc under the firm maine Of Chaplin X
Mclean il dissolved by mutual consent.
DIR. Mclean will continue the practice
AZ the old Office and will collect all bills
line and pay all debts Of the hrm. see
official notice In advertising eol-
umns to-day.
RrLArsx.-Mr. Rule, the man who
xas Gu, 10 badly in Gold Hill ON the
aith Of last month. was able tobs about
a few days ago. He probably thought
he was well too soon. and has suffered a
relapse FROM which he will with difficulty
ecover.
Tux NEw ScnooL.-Miss Lena Smiths
u~r;ya,e school. in Lincoln Hose Com.
psuy's house, commenced yesterday. II
nromisss 10 become . prosperous ana
useful Institution. Miss Smith deserves
succsss and will no doubt attain II.
Oxl.Y two days are left in which 10
register for the town election