Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-07

A Touon kSor.-Gold Hills funny
man escaped from his keepers last night
and played a joke on the News office.
when the election news Was received yes
,erday, a bulletin board with the words.
.. ua,es /. elected was pested in front
of the office. II caused considerable eoni-
m.ut and not a little excitement. The
| Democrats were naturally indignant, n
after night one 10 their number, who could
not write. WAS seen To approach the poster
aud stand as IL trying TO spsll out the
words la the darkness. This morning .
| pine knot was found sticking 10 the paper
between the last two words, 90 that the
sentence real. Hayes 10 knot elected
II that fellow lived 10 the days OF hero
elyphies aud picture writing. and all hat
sort Of thing. he would have been . big
man. lie will probably succeed NAot ~
caricaturisi for HarP,r'. Weekly.
Gs,Sp JuRy CoNMIrrrrs.-1he follow
ing committees have bees appointed by
the foreman Of the Grand Jury to examine
into the affairs Of our county officers: On
County Commissioners and County Build
ing.-John Pipsr. George Emmett, j. II.
hDtlCis bu Nh"IlHt ubhs
Tor and Coroner-H. u. DAuchy, j. ID.
Bowers. Samuel Owens. On Treasurer.
Assessor, District Attorney and Anditor-
4. VI. kruttschnitt, j. ". kinksad' j. III.
smith. On County Clerk aud lleeordeI-
4. A. schultz. Richard Mercer. II. VI. Me-
Donald. Gu County Hospital W. ID.
Gray. John Jones, Jr.. Alex. Met. On
Public schools - J. II. kinkead. j. II.
Wheeler, John Jones, Jr. TN Justices OF
the Peace, ConstAbles aud Polies-A T..
Waters, W. u. Gray, J. q. Powers.
A CooL PMR.-This msrning about G
! o'clock policeman Murray,o OF Virginia. went
up stair. to his room On North q street
and found tho door licked. Not only that.
| but when he turned the knob I've voices
inside inquired what the $3.50 he wanted.
Then the official soul rose In wrath and
| indignantly demanded admittancc. The
insiders replied that II he didn't SO away
th.y would come out and stick . miners
candl..tick into his vitals. Murray upon
| hi. hint drew his revolver, burst In the
| door and took the two iatruders dswn 10
i.il and entered a charge OF drunken con-
| ,Inct against them. They gave tho names
Of Charles Robbins and James Eustsce.
ALurLK TRAVELLER. Yesterday morn
ing = little bay nine years Of sss gst on
tho train from Reno at Virginia and
stayed around the depot all DAY. crying at
interval. aud sayin. to any one who in
auircd the cause % hi. trouble that he was
waiting for his father to cone for him..
About ) o'clock one VI the railroad en-
ploy,. ooh the child ~ the City Jail. The
bow gave his name a. Travsrs. and said
that hi. mother had sent him all the way
from Corinne. Utah. alone ~ meet his
father At Virginia. After some search
Taller C.rpent.r found the lads papa. who
ksep, a fruit stand on the Divide. and sent
tho little wandersr tn him.
Carson IIyrR.-Cold night. constitute
. distinguishing feature OF Carson river
weather at the present time. The days are
warm and plcasan, enough. but the nights
are decidedly frosty. The river is grad
ually freezing up, and the mills are intsr-
ruptcd Ia their operations by the zee whion
forms during the night. some mills ars
shut down. and the chances are that others
may 10. from lee, or lack OF ore. The
water ia the river IL decreasing. and the
freezing weather will not allow Of any in-
rr,a.r before Sprisg. Tn. peach trees are
.n, An hIn.m AMI The bird. 70 ~ rvos,
s.rl,. An owing TO the weather.
Tyr p,,Nyn. M,Srs.-Charles willard,
81, Oh ,ro,p.ctor. Ia. relocated six par
iii ic,l. AZ ouartz. In the PALMYRA Min.
i'm. p,.,riet. in company with George l..
vt..t.n c,,x al pr I
s'hnap ~ "nn an n,,s,,ea H.
Z. haLl'.. ~ ~ Iii n,oh
mn, tes n. ~ 'n,i,n The ons mos,
worthy o. notice is the Aurora, specimens
% which have been assaysd by eonraa
Wiesand OF 'lrsihla, showing s''' oSn
gold and sivo IN sNSr. lhs' nninss
ars situated ao1n, 'eh mics '''"' D"'"
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