Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-02-15
H EVENING NEWS.


down to Gold Hill and put himself I'M
der our special charge and desired that
we should show him around, which we
agreed to do. The first place we visited
was the Grammar School Of Mr.. Water
man. We were cordially received, and
all that could be done to show how the
school was progressing was done. The
children, while we were there, and as
far as we know, were attentive, and all
had their lessons thoroughly. We were
much pleased with the recitation in
geography. Some of the children were
particularly bright. We next visited
the school of Miss Bsrnstead. The gov
rpmen of this school is II wonder to
all who have visited it. Not the least
noise can be heard until the order comes
for the exercise of calisthenics, and to
see the little ones strike out to the right
and TO the left, one would suppose they
had been trained for the ring. We are
not disposed TO enlarge, but must IN
Justice say that the school OF Miss Barn.
stead is under better control than any
school we have seen in the country.
How il is, is none Of our business. After
school dismissed we bent u stepsdown
Gold Canon. TO see what was going on.
We found all the mills laundering away
as natural as though they were part of
the works Of nature, and were compelled
to go along anyhow. At the Petaluma
mill we found them making a ''clean-
up from 100 tons of Kentuck ore.
They had nearly 1900 pounds Of ANAL
gam Mr.. Greeley informed US that his
new style Of pans, which is on the
Wheeler principle, but of not less than
twice the size, Will prove q complete
success, as they do their work IN a most
complete manner. After examining the
mill we paid a visit to some old Excel
sioritcs, who used TO live at Meadow
Lake, but have taken up their abode in
Gold.Hill, as it is the next best place on
the continent. Here we were treated
kindly, and being near the hour for tea,
we were bid TO stay, which we did. A
square meal" seemed to be just what
ALI. required-and didn't he do it JUS
tice, though but eating capacity is n
of Alf.'s greatest talents After we
had seen all that was TO be seen, we
took the omnibus, and were soon in
Virginia.
As TO BrRRALL.-Beadle's Monthly
and Frank Leslie's Monthly for Febru-
airy; Harper's and Leslie's Pictorial
weeklies, Gleason's Pictorial Novel;
lette; The Y. Y. Ledger, The London
Times Illustrated), the Cincinnati
dailies, the Scientific American; a huge
laundering roll Of Eastern publications
is unpealed before our eyes. How our
Uranium suffers a tickling sensation at
the sight of such q mass Of pleasant
reading. Talk Of good things for sore
eyes? Look-a-here at this fresh bundle
Of to-day's reading. Something for all
turns and quirps of the intellectual ap-
petite; from romance for a light hour
down 10 mathematical formulas that
spell out the benefits Of the mos; COM
plicated invention Of the year. Bur
rails is at the corner Of c and Union
streets, Virginia.
MAGAZINES AND PIcroRIALs.-Boegle,
at the Virginia Postofice News Depot,
has received a large lot by express this
morning. Among them is Harper's
Monthly for February; Frank Leslie's
Lady's Magazine for February, with
beautiful fashion plates; Harper's
Weekly Pictorial up to January Goth;
The Chimney Corner, a pictorial weekly;
The New York Clipper, etc. These
publications are very handsome, and be-
sides the pictures areflled with interest
ing reading.
RELIGIOUS NorIcE.-The new Catholic
Church in Gold Hill will be opened for
divine service on next Sunday. Besides
the usual Mass at s A. NJ, there will be
solemn High Mass at 10 A. NJ, when q
sermon on the Sacrifice of the Mass and
the Ceremonies used therein, will be
delivered. Vespers at = P. NJ, with
a sermon on the characteristics Of the
Church. A choir will be in attendance
at High Mass and Vespers. Citizens in
general are respectfully invited to at
tend.
ONLY Two.-0nly W. joyful wine
cups dashed into our Office to-day. They
spilled themselves around loose for sew
eral minutes, but seemed to effect an
exit while as full as when they entered.
They got their valentines to-day, we
must presume. They would have ''done"
very well for photographs, sitting as
Cupids. dan. Virgil Gates was one.)
FINE SpEcrNESs.-This morning, while
passing the show-window of NJ. NJ.
Fredrick's jewelry store, we noticed
some of the richest gold quartz we have
seen for many years. It is from Mari
posa county.
Now Is THE TINE.-Those wishing
Valentines to send to their friends in
California and in the Atlantic States,
can find a large supply at Boegle's Post
Office Depot or at Burralls or at Lillie's.
Fousp.-On c street, night before
last, o gentleman found a lady's hat and
veil on the street. It may be found at
Fusier l. Co.'s, where the owner may get
it by calling for 1t.
JoLLY.-Some Of the aristocracy Of
Virginia last night got on a jolly time,
and kept it up until nearly daylightthis
morning. There is something / n the
wind.
SAVAGE CAsE.-We understand the
Savage case will be tried on the 9Th OF
March, 1867.
BuLLIoS.-vau Wyck & Co., Gold
Hill, received this morning for melting
and assay, 1888 ounces crude bullion
Observation-Disclosures l. Wiegand, Gold
Hill, received this morning, for melting
and assay, 5,7es ounces crude bullion.
To-MoRRow NIGHr.-Rememoer To-
morrow night the performance at the
Opera House-"our American Cousin"
Go TO BoxeLE's for late-issued East
ern literature. His counters are covered
.t ;renea of the At