Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-07-14
TuE cracu,.-C.s,ello's circus, men

tain admission. There were FIVE dens
of strange animals to look at also a
camel aud an elephant. As tn the CIR
Gus part, there were ,w" very good
riders, two or three .ery good trick 'ni'
mails, two or three very good tambiers,
no gymnasts or ~acrobats, aud some
very clever feats performed The
very intelligent elephant, who did some
sagacious elephnntne tricks IN 'h'
ring was however the only new feature
produced. as far "a this section ~ con
cerned. Everything else was old, and
common to all circnses. On the whole
1t is u very good show, and worth See
ing, although, "a our morning conten-
porary the Enterprise says, we fancy
it did not meet the general expectation.
1t is worth something, however, to be
damned into the biggest crowd ever
seen beneath one roof in this part of the
country.
Tax New EyGLASD MUrUtL. la the
matter Of life Insurance, how aud
where to insure are the main points nj
issue. The New England Mutual Lille
Insurance Company, whose advertise
ment can be seen in IN 'ther column.
has transacted its regular legitimate
business for over II quarter of n century,
and the assets of the company now
Amonnt to over seven million dollars.
Ii is the only company represented on
the Pacific coast whose policies are non
forfeitable by law. The dividends nre
paid to the. policy holders annually,
commencing ut the end of the FIRST year,
aud increasing each year, the premiums
10 be paid decreasing in similar ratio.
Its advantages over any aud all other
companies are demonstrau,hie by nIl
who will rend the tabular statements,
mathematical exhibits, aud illustrated
examples contained in the descriptive
circulars published by the company for
the benefit of all interested in such
matters. Captain John G. Lee, agent
for this State, can be found nj his Office
in the international Hotel, Virginia,
ready and willing ut all times 10 explain
points in the matter even to persons
who have no idea of ever insuring
YoUrHFuL LEssoNs.-We were so sit.
uated not many nights ago that we were
sadly annoyed by the conversation OF II
married couple occupying n bed IN the
next room. II Was quite illustrative OF
how Ingenious some ladies nre in per-
suading their liege lords, when articles
OF dress or millinery are in req2isiion.
This is what she was saying 10 their
darling little Johnny, only three or four
months old: "No, Johnny. do"'tee kiss
parper naughty psrper wont buy
hummer that poorly new hat. Slap him,
johnny, that's right; so wicked, isn't
he: only 'leven dollars. Poor hummer;
cant have no new hat. When she wants
it so bad; cruel parper, isn't he
johnny? p "Ughl well there, Mandy,
stop thst; you jest keep on eScitin that
ere boy to muiiny-,ust thing III know
he'll be BLOWN thunder out o me on
new hats. That amt no good way OF
t~rainin' up n boy, You jest go ter
sleep, now, or let me, and you Xxi" have
the new hat" ooh! you darling, you
-" then there was a sm"cking sound,
like eating molssses candy, and all was
still.
THEopoRE's CAR..-The really very
fine band Of music connected with Cas-
tello's Circus paid IA visit to Cold HILL.
Just before noon, TODAY. and RECALLED
our populstion-with some of their best
pieces. They rode in u very neat and
pretty car of carved and gilded work
manship, announced in the bills as be-
ing lust like the one King Theodore of
Abyssinia used for riding purposes.
This must be II mistake, however, tor
we ARE credibly informed that that sable,
dirty legged chieftaiu always walked,
add b~arefoo,ed at that, except on State
occasions when he wished to put on
airs At such times his ear OF State
was simply an old ships galley or ca
boose," mounted on two squeaking
wheels, sawed from the cad OF II big
log, and drawn by II pair ut oxen with n
stout stick dashed across their horns
by way of u yoke, after the ancient
Californian or Mexican style. rheo-
dore's nerves never coald stand n fancy
turnout like this of Castello's.
READ AND Grow WisE.-At BurralPs
we'll known Pioneer Bookstore, corner
of C and Union streets, Virginia, may
be found a very extensive assortment OF
the choicest reading matter, suited to
all capacities. Burial also receives
constantly, by latest mails from the
East, fresh supplies Of all the most
prominent pictorials, magazines, peri
odicals, etc. His well selected and ex-
teusiye stock of stationery OF every
description, blank books, school books,
toys, cutlery, fancy goods, etc, is unsur
passed, and his prices are prcrerhi'ily
low. Call and see Burial.
BALLARp's P~uoroGgArHs. - dl'ri,
the talented Photographic artist aud
operator, SO long with Sut,erley at his
famous gallery, eau nov be found at
his new and Improved establishment, gu
c street, Virginia, over the Atlantle aud
Pacific States Telegraph office. Bal
lard's light is 4 very superior one,
therefore he is fully enabled to give
entire satisfaction to all who desire
truthful portraits, taking all descriptions
of pictures in the most approved style
of the art. He Invites critical inspect u
and comparison. Terms mos; re'son-
able.
CuoLLAg-PorosI SHARES. Shares in
the capi,al stock OF the Chollar Po'"si
Company are quoted in our stock report
to-day at $50 each, apparently quite a
decline from $500 per share, as quoted
Yesterday. The explsnaiioa Is, that at
The meeting Of the company, held last
Nooday at San Francisco. 1t was resolved
10 cut the stock up Into SMALLER shares,
90 tina, he shares OF to-day are only
one-,enth as large "s those OF yester-
day.
Cu,ssr OF SurERiSrGSpESrs.-Jr
Mcclellan, for so many years i"r"mr"
Of the Imperial mine, snpersedes George
N. Eels MS superintendent, OF The Justice,
Independent mine, lower Gnid h'l' '"d
,su,nes control to-day Tia" prospects
AZ the mine are good, aud we doubt not
that M.Clelian's well known energy and
mining experience will bring it out a:
one Of the producing, if not dividend
having, mines of this section.