Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-06-03

The much talked Of great auction sale
of dry goods will take place at the
store of NJ. Bromberger, No. IL North c
street, between UniUu street and SUIT
ton avenue, tomorrow, commencing at
10 a. NJ. precisely. The ladies will
show their wisdom by an early attend
ance. Mr.. Bromberger is about to
retire from business, which is the
reason of this peremptory sale, Mt nor
nous sacrifices. The stock of staple
aud fancy dry goods is rich and very
extensive, Offering II fne opportunity
TO make choice selections ut from thirty
to fifty per cent. less than can be pro-
cured anywhere else. Recollect, to-
morrow is the grand day. Improve
the opportunity.
GAY TINE To-MoRRow.-The Emmett
Guard have their grand annual target
excursion tomorrow. II will take place
on the Divide. A large number of val
urble prizes ARE contributed to be shot
for, and the occasion promises TO be one
of unusual interest. On returning to
their armory, after the excursion, II
choice collation. will be partaken of,
speeches INDUCED in, wine will flow,
and a gay time generally will be enjoyed.
The whole will wind up with n grand
ball IN the evening ut Athletic Hall,
which will be the best of the season.
EMMETT Guard BALL.-The ladies are
getting all their nice dresses and pretty
filings ready for the much talked of
ball of the Emmett Guard tomorrow
night, at Athletic Hall. The floor will
he neatly carpeted, SO that dresses will
not be soiled or n disagrecable dust
created. The hest band of music III
the State will be in attendance, and
everything will be done to enhance the
pleasure Of the guests. Tickets, 80,
.rrocurable of any member OF the Com
mittec, or ut the door.
GONE TO KESTUcXY.-MrS. DR.. Hall,
OF Gold Hill, with her two beautiful lit
tie boys, Left Reno yesterday afternoon
on the overland cars, on II visit to her
family in old Kentucky, and expects to
return in perhaps six months. Accord
ing to the estimated travelling time, the
Doctor thinks they will be in Louisville
by noon of next Tuesday. Mrs. Hall is
n most estimable lady, mud her return
will be welcomed by her many friends.
EyroRcryG.-Chief Dowuey Of Vir-
ginia is about enforcing the city ordi-
nance against dogs, pigs and goats
found running at large within the city
limits. All owners of dogs who think
them worth II 81 tag had better procure
that desirable a~ppendage rs soon rs
possible, or they may find their pets in
the fatal pound, after to-day.
Go 1T strong when you advertise.
Business is like architecture-its best
supporters are in columns. This is one
reason why tho energetic amer
Brothers, corner of Taylor and e
streets, Virginia, sell more gen;iemen's
clothing than any other store in the
whole State Of Nevada.
OpnlR.-The drift west ut the 700
foo, level is now in over 325 feet from
the new shaft. The face is still in
hard blasting rock, but it is consid-
erably softer, and the indications are
looking more favorable.
SuALL-pox.-This loathsome and dan
gerous pestilence seems to have entirely
departed from our midst. We have not
heard of n fresh case for a week. Good
radiance to it. This good weather is
what has driven it away.
misunderstanding encouraging is
developed in the lower tunnels. The
bottom of the shaft is in porphyry.
The old upper portion, or Alta mine,
Yields about 1875 tons Of good pay ore
daily.
CuoLLAR.-The yield of ore per day
from this valuable mine averages over
$50 tons, paying at the rate OF nearly
$50 per ton. The dumps are all full OF
ore. and all the mills fully supplied.
MARSHAL LAMMoS.- George |. Lam.
mon, the newly appointed United States
Marshal, at Virginia, has fled his bond
of $40, 900 and entered upon the duties
of his office.