Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-05
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ASSfxfASr NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. touhu
slndry bottles Of champagne On our
desk at noon to-day. With the following
note:
Compliments OF Assistant Super
intendent OF the Beleher mine. Young
Smith. born April 4. 1876; weight nine
pounds; Belchsr stock improving. Boys.
take q drink"
Most heartily do the printing frater-
nifty Of the News Office congratulate
Young Smith on his arrival In the hap
py land Of the sagebrush and silver
brick. May he be a. smart q man Is
his daddy. and a. successful In the bon
ANA line. May he live long and pros
per. and Belcher stock continue 10 i'm.
prove. with plenty more dividends and
no assessments.
ALMOST A FiRr.-As Mr.. John Marks.
First Assistant Engineer OF the Gold
Hill Fire Department, was passing along
the Bowers grade. he discovered the
porch OF the house formerly occupied by
James Kelley to be on FIRE. A bright
fiame had started up. and tho whole
house would doubtless have been con.
sumed In a short time. A few buckets
OF water suficed to subdue the inoipient
coniagration. The people who have
been occupying the house moved out to-
day. and left a tin can full OF ashes from
the stove on the porch. with the result
above stated. This Is most justly con-
sidered a case Of criminal carelessness.
Srnrxo SrocK AND STILES. - Mr..
Cohn. Of the wsll-known clothing firm
OF COIN & Isaacs. No. 1G South G
street. Virginia, has just returned from
San Francisco. bringing with him q
magnificent stock Of Spring and Sum.
mer clothing OF the latest styles and
the best quality Of goods. Those In
need Of q Spring outfit will certainly do
we'll to give them q call.
The CARSON ExiLE.-Clem Berry, the
sable exile from Viii. whose sonorous
voice erst was wont to wake the echoes
Of Mount Davidson during his s~ojourn
on the Comstock. now reverberatss mo-
lodiously on tho midnight air OF Carson
with the welcome cry OF "Hot coffee y
which beverage no dispenses to the thirs-
~ on the arrival Of the passenger train
at that station.
Our OF DASoER. - DR.. Kirby pro-
nounces Rule, tho man who was most
severely injured in the cutting ARRAY
which occurred In this town on the Gath
ultimo. entirely out OF danger. He has
had 4 very hard time Of II and will not
10 able to leave his room for some time.
Stephens, tho other man wounded OF the
same time. Is nearly recovered. e.
WILLOW JACKET PAr.DAY.-Yesterday
the Yellow Jacket Mining Company paid
their workmen. the amount discussed
being $4,000. This Is q very respecta.
bic pay roll. and the money placed In
circulation Is OF considerable Importance
to tho people Of Gold Hill generally.
DIVIDEND dividend Of two dollars
per share is this day declared by the
Consolidated Virginia Mining Company.
payable OH tho 18th instant. See OH.
cial notice, in our advertising columns
to-day.
SERvIcrs THIS EvESiNo.-There will
be religious services this evening Ut st.
Johns Church, Rev. Mr.. Eastman OH
eating. All are invited.
The miners at the Yellow Jacket were
paid in yellow money to-day-only the
odd change being givon In trade dol.
lars.
THERE are messages at the Western
Union telegraph Office. Gold Hill, for
Jed Paul and Dan Nicholson.
Crrr TRxAsunkR HATCH. OF Virginia,
has gone to California for tho benefit OF
his health.
TnrRE are but ssventy.Gvs votes reg
istered in the Office OF Judge Wright.