Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-11-12
Departures.

GRAND UNION SoIREE JUBiLANT.-Ihe
Grant and Colfax ball and %soires, ut
Fort Homestead tomorrow night, with
out a doubt will be the ne plus ultra Of
all terpsichorean and musical affairs Z;
choice, respectable and recherche, as
may we'll be understood by reference to
the list Of names Of those conducting
il, to be seen in our advertising col
umus. The loyal young men of Storey
County are the prime movers aud insti-
gators of this festive arrangement, and
in view Of the idea that the best band
in the State is engaged to do the dane
ing music, and that the famous Grant
Giee Club will be there and sing some
Of their best campaign and national
songs, the chances are that all the sri-
umphant Union people who attend will
have q glorious good time and DO glad
they went. Tho tickets are only 81,
and no free lunches thrown in. Tho
proceeds will go the benefit Of the Union
party.
GoyE TO WHITE PrSE.-Jack White,
long time a prominent resident,of Gold
Hill, one Of the,founders of the Miners
Union, we'll and favorably known
among the mining fraternity, and lat
terly President of the Virginia Miners
Union, left yesterday for White Pine.
Jack possessed plenty of warm friends
hereabouts, and always tried to work
for their interest as well as his own.
He goes now to where fortunes Of all
sizes lie in strata, capped over by 40
feet of limestone. We wish him luck
in blasting down into n Of n size ac-
ceptable to himself at least. All over
plus he can give to his poor friends and
relations.
Hrs FnuIr.-Eggs are not particu-
larly plentiful in our markets at this
season, consequently the price is rather
high, but o quite ST. so per dozen at
wholesale as the Enterprise states. They
are selling at ST Is per dozen, retail,
anywhere in Gold Hill or Virginia. We
presume, however, that Dan does have
to pay pretty heavy rates at tho restau-
rants, on account of the good clothes he
wears, being doubtless taken for a man
OF afiuence, or a stakeholder in the
Sierra Nevada. At eating houses where
he is best known, they have to charge
him big prices in order to prevent the
impending ruin which has attended his
boarding at some hash houses We know
Of.
DIID.--Dr. William II. Castor, so
long and favorably known as n promi-
nent member Of the medical aud surgi-
cal fraternity Of Gold Hill, died Of pneu-
monia after q short illness, at his resi-
dsnce, about IL o'clock A. ". to-day.
He settled in this town at IN early date,
and possessed many warm friends, who
unite in sincere sympathy with his be-
reaved wife and family. He was aged
So years, and q native Of Charlotte,
North Carolina. Friends and s%cquaint-
auces are respectfully invited to attend
the funeral, which will take place from
the late residence Of the deceased at 3
P. n. Tomorrow.
PAsroRALLy INcLISsD.-Charley Rus
sell, the well-known milk.man who, in
connection with Mr.. Cole, has run .
milk ranch near Gold Hill for some
past, has gone to California with
a view to permanent settlement as a
ranchero in that genial cline, provided
he can find q suitable location. Cor
nelius Finley, for the last two years
City Tax Collector Of Virginia, and
f.vorably known to everybody, has also
gone to Gilroy, California, to settle on
a ranch with his family. Thus, II will
be seen, everybody is not going to White
Pine. to winter.
EXAMINATION or Porte R.-Dayid Pot
who killed VIM. H. Began, was
examined before Justice Addison, OF
Virginia, yesterday. Judge Pitzer APP
peared as counsel for prisoner, and Dis
trict Attorney Bishop for the State.
Tho evidence ELECTED did not differ ma
t~erially from that already published. 10
accordance with the decision OF the
Court, Potter gave bail in the sum
of So, 900 for his appearance before the
Grand Jury, with j. b. Winters n }.
P. Jones as his sureties.
Sr. PAuL's ScHooL.-The school in
the basement of St. Paul's Church,
Virginia, under the supervision of Rev.
Mr.. Whitaker opened on Monday with
twenty scholars. Efficient teachers
and judicious arrangements, both in-
doors aud out, contribute to make this
what it doubtless eventually will be,
n of the most popular schools in S.o-
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