Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-01-10
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MORE ofoNkftfk -Ano root OF y
building in Gold Hill caught hre from .
s,ovepipo this morning. The fire wa,
put out with q few buckets Of water
without any damage being done. IL va
except that to the temper Of the propris-
tor OF the place. who was in anything
but n happy frame OF mind over the nc
cident. The stovepips Is new. having
been put up last fall. From an exam
inn,ion Of the premises. we would be
Of tho opinion that the pipe was well
secured and perfectly safe. which shows
how dangerous all stovepipes running
through the roofs and sides Of houses
are. IL not the example Of tho Board oil
Aldermen OF Virginia in the stovepipe
matter a good one to follow. gentlemen
Of the Board Of Town Trustees?
SPsrlISo March. We understand
that Professor Flint purposes holding .
GRIND spelling match in Virginia some
night this week. The champion spsller
OF the evening will be awarded a prize
OF $40 in gold coin. The Professor
wishes Gold Hill to compete for the
championship. Due notice will be
given Of the time and place. wo have
some tolerably good spoilers down here.
and presume Gold Hill will not hes.
itais to take up the gauntlet thrown
down by tho virginians In the matter Of
photography. Words will DO selected
from McGuffey's Spsller. with test
words for the spell-down. Webster I
Dictionary being taken rs authority.
TuASKs.-The officers and members
Of the Gold Hill Miners Union desire
TO return their thanks TO the Fourth OF
Of July Executive Committee. Of this
town. for the presentation OF u splendid
canvas for their hall. ON Monday even
ing. December "a. 1876. A vote OF
thanks was returned the members OF the
committee and spread ON the minutes at
the meeting Of that date. but the officers
Of the Union want the generous gift to
be acknowledged in q more public nan
ner. hence this item.
LEyIATHAS ELECTION. - The annual
meeting Of the stockholders Of the
Lsviathan Mining Company was held at
the oAico OF the company. in Gold Hill.
January 8, 1876. The following parties
wcro elected Trustees for the ensuing
wear: l.. T. Fox, VIM. II. Patterson.
Is. II. Brumsey, John Randall and
Jasper Babcock. subsequently l.. 7.
Fox was chosen President. and j. Bah
cock Superintendent and Secretary.
RrSa Losr.-whosver picked up a
gold ring in front Of Tom Gallagher's
stable, Main street. Lower Gold Hill.
can obtain an adequate amount OF coin
for the same by bringing the ring aiore.
said to this office. IL IL a heavy n
valuable ring. with amethyst setting.
and the owner Is willing TO pay its value
TO the person who will return Il to him.
See advertisement.
CoAsrrxo AccIDENrs.-John Spencer
broke his leg while coastng on wash-
ington street. Virginia, on Saturday
night. John Cunningham followed suit
al the came place last evening. break
ing his leg a few inches above the ankle
and fracturing his knee cap. A third
gentleman named &. Dahlgreen also
sprained his ankle on the same street
last evening"
Ar $50 O'Clock last Saturday evening
an. q, /. nj, snur ubsels nj the Copsoli.
,.,.a y;,c;n;a boistins works was
broken. Only two compartments Of the
shalt can DO used LOT no'snns ore W
,"ni.s I'M, n,nh'ah,x \. in about q Wesk.
A HANDSOMELY framed portrait OF
~ 49,. H.,
Nh sn.,, Th. aaicsrs ami mem.
h.,s 81 the Union desire 10 return their
thanks 10 Mr.. Berliner, through the col
nmns Of tbo Nrws. for his elegant pres
emit.
CARSON has n mystery. A little boy
named Charley Gallaernau. aged eleven
wears. has been missing from his home
since the 7th inst. IL II possible that
the 'compraehicos have maao 'he'r mp
p~earanee III Ns'aua'
Drloox BILL GInsoS's fast team Is
,.cominc a~emoraiized. II ran away
.,.;, SATURDAY. NIGHT. starting ON &
street. Virginia. The frightened N
mails were caught on tho Divide all sale