Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-06-30

= hLLos EAhSO AMI w. LINE.
Miss c Shaw, DR. NJ Holmes, Mrs E VIII
liams, Mrs E Baum, N Griffin, Mr. Nc
Kenzic, Mrs Murphy aud child, ] Stern
Mr. Hanak. A C Bryan and wife, J D Byers,
Miss Mcclure, Mr. Antoine, c Tenny, C B
King, II ] Hatch, q NJ Shaw, ] Cook, f
Bowen, S B Waymond, Mr. McAlister, n
Workman.
Departures.
BY WELLS. ARG AND co.'s LINE.
Judge Rising. A NJ Grove, wife and son ;
Mr. Hank Smith, Miss Ella Webb, Mr.
Irish, Mr. Fillebrown, Jas Hackney, Frank
Denver, G W Fox, Mary Mcdonald, H
Curtis, B W Conover, f S Davis, Mrs Hcaly,
Mrs Cleburnc, Mrs H Jones, Chas Jones,
Mrs Hatch, Z C Bryan and wife, Peter
Owens, Mr. Dyer, Mr. Tyler, Mr. Kennedy,
son and daughter; II. Berry, Peter Thabar,
Mrs F Schmidt, Peter Jux, Peter RICKETTS,,
Enos Leonard, Ira Cook, G Baum, Mr.
Greeley, Mrs Morgan, Catarine Bailey,
Francis Green.
BY WOODRUFF ~ ESNoR's LINE
Mr. Osborn, Mrs Healy, NJ Mcbride, NJ
Mccullough, Thos Lamb, NJ Cobana. Ellen
Brewer, A W Osborn, I Vice, VIM L
Lappcr.
TELEGRAPmc RATES RAIsED.-There
has evidently been some sort of an
agreement effected between the Western
Uuion and the Atlantic and Pacific
States Telegraph Companies, for to-day
the tariff Oh dispatches between here
aud San Francisco is raised from 20
cents to IS cents for 10 words, by either
line. There was u rumor quite prevalent
ut Virginia this morning that the West
ern Union had bought out its rival, but
we understand that this is not so.
COMMENTARIES. - When Mrs. Mccoy
aud Mrs. O'Brien, whose husbands lost
their lives by the recent mining
calamity in the mines Of Gold Hill,
received their apportionment Of the
Relief Fund, they Immediately left
orders with Wilson and Brown, the
well known undertakes, for a suitable
fence to be placed around the graves of
the dear departed.
COMPLIMENTARY TEsriMoSIAL.-Piper's
Opera House will be we'll crowded to-
morrow night with an appreciative and
fashionable audience, the occasion be-
ing the grand complimentary testimo-
ni,l rendered to Mrs. f. +. Reach, the
popular actress, by her numerous friends
in Virginia and Gold Hill. Tie pro-
gramme will be a fine one, and doubt
less good satisfaction given. Everybody
takes a ticket.
CATHOLIC MIssIoy..-Rev. Father
Buchard commences II mission at st.
Mnry's Church, Virginia, this evening.
|, will be continued every evening dur
ing the balance of the we k, eonclud-
ing with au interesting lecture for the
bcmef, Of the new church being COM
pleted in that city.
Bis on HAND LIBERTY BoYs.-Liber-
" Engiac Co. No. /, of Gold Hill, will
NEE, for drill ut 81 o'clock. They pro-
pose ON up to Virginia, and taking
the cis;ern in front of Young America
Engine House, they will show the Horn
tawners II thing or two.
FryiyG TIE TRAcK.-C street, Virginia,
between the houses of Young America
aud Kn~ickerbocker Engine Companies,
is being smoothsd, leveled and properly
prepared for the great fremen's hose
carriage race next Monday.
Sr. MARy's ScHooL.-The distribu-
ton of prizes, an annual exhibition en-
,ertainment of great interest, is in
progress to-day. A full account will
be found on the opposite page.
FIGEwouKs.-Vincent Elliott, corner
Of b and Union streets, Virginia, has q
large assortment Of all kinds Of FIRE.
works, for the sale at the very lowest
rates for cash. Call on him.
RAIN SHowGR.-A heavy shower OF
rain visited this section about l o'clock
this afternoon, accompanied by thunder
aud lightning. Quite u little river ran
down Main street Tor Il while. |
GERALDINE WARDEN. - This famous
prima donna, assisted BY W. Vazis
Simous, opens ut Piper's Opera House
on Friday evening, giving n fine ope-