Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-20


n%LrxKnSnEnEy GErs a MASIrrsrA-
rioS."-Mrs. Blinkenberry persuaded her
husband To accompany her to q Spiritual
istic seancc ON Sunday evening last.
Blinksnbcrry has been out Of favor for the
past two weeks and be thought 1t would be
good policy 10 10 complaisant. The me.
dium saw NJ many spirits loafing around
that the blood Of the women present froxe
In their veins. Blinkenberry was the only
man there and he began, after the fashion
81 males. Ia show of before the ladies. He
oven went 80 far ~ to faeetiously express
10 the medium herself his entire dis
belief in the truth OF what she
said. 81 see spirit forms lowering near
you" murmured tho medium. "Whatre
they likey'' inquired Mr.. b., with a forced
laugh % Indifference. "a female form"
'sAhr'' said B~linkenbcrry. twisting his
ragged moustache calamity. Yes. You
arc a Southcrner are you notf' put IN the
medium. "wus afore the war. ma'am.'
- Eyes. l thought so. The m Ia black
and she /. accompanied by three mulatto
children.'' Every moment that Blinken-
berry has spent at home since has been
given up to horrii SCOTS at s~pirituaiism'
hut Maria looks severe.
IL Virginia City the regular old-fash-
ionci. hump-backed crossings are being
put in. These are better than no crossing
at all. and that Is about all that can be
said Of them. In the first place 1t 10 i'm
pos.ible b. Keep them clean, for the mud
and slush Is being constantly carried over
them by passing vehicles, and unless a
man il kept busy with . shovel they be-
come almost impossible. Then, from the
way in which they are built, they coniine
the .lush between them. thus forming q
.orle. of mud lakes, which increase In
depth a. the season progresses. IN uoid
Hill the crossings are made In q different
manner. Holes are dug 10 the depth of
five M six feet. and In these are placed
timbcrs a foot square AMI about three ieet
apart. These stepping places are always
free from filth. and the accumuiating dc.
bris is allowed TO pass between them AMI
l. washed away with the storms. wagons
and carriages can also avoid jolting by
pa..ing the wheels between these timbers.
Altogether IL Is a good plan, and should bc
adopted wherever street crossings are
needed.
PROFESSOR BALDWIN CoMISo.-Profes-
.or \. =. Baldwin and Clara Baldwin, who
are IN expose spiritualism in Virginia on
Monday evening. will give n OF their
startling performances In dold hiii: NJ
Miners Union Hall. tomorrow Saturday
evening. Their wonderful spiritual fean
are pronounced by Spiritualists ~ emA-
mating from spirit power. but tho Professor
claims that Ne does them all by purely
human agencies. From the startling char
,cter OF his tests. a. advertised IN another
column, S~piritualists will doubt his asssr-
yations. lie will undoubtedly have . large
audience.
TuE LAST CALL--This il absolutely the
las, chance for registering. Any man who
\, ,wen,y-one years Of age; who Is a citizen
Of the United States; who has resided SIX
months in this State next prior TO the day
Of election: and who Il not laboring under
any disability % crime. can have his name
registered as n voter. There 10 no Ice ior
registration. No prepayment Of poh tsh
i required " the person registering. 10
uieht al o o'clock the books will close IN
Gold hin. Judge l.. Wright Is the regis
tration officer in this precinct.
ANOTHER Lfsr on vorrEs.-James Flu
ellen. W. Mcdonald. George Bray. Thos.
Williams. Peter Mclaughlin, Frank Mora.
John LinehAn, J. II. B~arnholdt, Isaac
Uaynes. q. J. Notion. Philip Clark. Elias
Co.k. Henry Karsiens. George Counter
". q. Roberts, William Truella. Andrew
Kennedy. John Cannin, Andrew Bomsii'
Walter Nagle. Henry Ration. Fred Olsen:
Sapoleon Gravel, Charles Il. TruellA and
Evan ]. Williams were admitted to citizen
ship in the District Court yesterday.
Tn,SsrEERrp.-The case Of Mrs. Kate
sullivan v. the Savage Mining Company.
for $4,000 damages. claimed by her ON
account % the death % her husband. who
was Killed ON tho 10th 81 september, 1919,
while working in the Wine from the 220O-
foot level, by being hoisted up In a bucket
which. through the alleged carelessncss OF
the engineer. was n up into the shea,c,
causing him to fall out. has been trans
ferrcl to the United States Circuit Court
by the company.
A HAND FArE.-Johnson Williams, the
man Who WAS shot through the knee In
Virginia a few months since in conso-
auence of a barber named Bruce carelessly
letting a pistol fall to the sidewalk at the
corner of Taylor and ID streets, IL able 10
10 about again. Williams has lost = leg,
however, the limb having been amputated
above the knee. lie has q widowed mother
depending upon him Tor support. Bruce
i still able 10 take his beer.
FiRsr ACCIDENT on TuE WINTER SEA-
soS.-After the snow fall last night q
miner named Williams slippcd Oh one OF
the hinges to a trap-,loor In tho sidewalk
| ON the east side Of & street, near Union,
Virginia. anil fell heavily. lie was con.
-iderably Jarrod. and sprained his left
wrist la endcayoring 10 save himself. but
Was able 10 take his place ON the II o'clock
shift.
Cuo,cE Goops.-E. Derliner has just
received a large stock Of worsied and en-
broidercd goods. such - cushions. slip
,.rs anal 40 forth. lie has also q large
s.sortment Of plain and fancy picture
frames. in which line no cannot be under
.olJ. Call AMI examine Berliner's goods.
lie will be glad to see YOU, n Will treat
you well.
..TuE LowER LrvELs."- This Is tho
name Of a comedy which Is being written
by Mrs.. Helen Marble Mclean. who Ii
| now in san Francisco. The scene OF ''Tht
Iousr I.y.ls'' will ls mostly among the