Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-12-03


The "HIBERStcoN To-SIGHr.-The
ladies and gentlemen OF Gold Hill and
vicinity will bear in mind that this
evening will be exhibited, for the first
time at the Gold Hill Theater, Frank
O'Riley'. famous panoramic painting
entitled the i" Hibernicon," represent
ing the beautiful and interesting
scenery of the Emerald Isle. All the
cities, towns, ruined abbeys, maguif-
cent castles, Notifications, antiquities,
rivers aud bays, will there be seen
finely portrayed on canvas, artistical
and true to nature-including the famed
Lakes of Killarney, Round Tower,
Giants Causeway, Groves Of Blarney,
aud many other objects of interest to all
true Irishmen aud lovers of the beauti-
full in art and nature. Read advertise
mont in another column.
WHITE PISE RusH.-0wiug to the in
suficisncy Of stage transportation be-
tween Argent, Austin and White Pine,
there are already as many passengers
now booked at Wells, Fargo Il Co.'S,
Virginia, as can get passage before next
Monday. The agent will, however,
book all who wish to go AS far US Ar
GENT and take chances on getting the
rest Of the way through. The fare from
Virginia to Austin is $50, and from
Austin to White Pine $50; or $50 clear
through.
DUsrr.-0wing to the dis%continuanse
of the regular s%prinkling cart, and high
winds, clouds Of dust are whirling
through the streets to-day, especially on
the Divide, where it is disgustingly ter
rife. If the old saying be true that we
all have to seat a peck Of dirt before
we die" the experience of a very few
such days as to-day will let a good many
of US out on the arrangement.
DANCING SCHOOL AND SoIREE To-
SIGHr.-This evening being one of the
regular occasions Of Dan Lyons popu-
lar dancing school at Schsofer's Hall,
Gold Hill, after school hours-9 O'Clock
he will give n social terpsichorean
soiree for all-scholsrs and outsiders
who wish to indulge till IL o'clock in
dancing. Good music provided.
Nor GoIyG TO DIsBASD.-we are
really glad to learn that Liberty Engine
Co. No. l, Of this town, have no sort Of
notion at all Of disbanding. They held
their regular monthly meeting last
evening, which Vas well attended, and
all wild ideas of ~disbAnding were to-
tally and indignantly repudiated. The
machine, hose and other a~ppurtenances
are all in frst.r order, and the COM
pany is in better standing, financially
and otherwise, than ever before.
DAMAGED, BUT ALIvE.-Our friend
Mounot, of the well known and popular
firm of Feusier & Co., Virginia, who
was so badly injured by being thrown
from his horse on the Geiger Grade q
week ago last Sunday, rejoices in being
able 10 appear nee more in public. HIS
face i, considerably damaged from cuts
and Commissions received, but otherwise
Monuot remains sound, and proposes
going out to White Pine next week.
SuALL-Pox.-There are no new cases
Of smallpox at Virginia-never have
been at all. Nobody ever catches it,
but every time we 60 there we meet lots
of huckleberry pudding-complexioned
| chaps on the street who say they have
lust recovered from the smallpox.
HAxE.y.-A party Of three hunters
from Gold Hill returned night before
last from u hunting expedition out in
Long Valley. They were only gone
about a week, and during that time
managed to kill about $50 hares, be-
sides numerous ~sagchens, quails, bob
olinks and other small fry.