Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-07-01

MISUNDERSTANDING the wild sage
brush shades of our hillsides the pretty
yellow, red and spcckled butterflies are
not huttering in any srea: proinsion,
bu, Il, Jim Malonc's saloon, corner OF c
and Union streets, Virginia, nUder Bur.
rails bookstore, can be seen the finest
lot OF those pretty winged insects most
ANYBODY ever saw. They are not alive
exactly, bui are stuck up IN umcat little
case. lust AS natural as life. They are
of all sizes, too, from the little blue
fellows, about the size of II three cen,
piece, up TO Que as big as the map OF
Asia, and looking something like It.
Some Of them have long horns, big
claws and glaring eyes, giving them
quite a ierocious appearance. Then
there are two little ant lions, with
horses heads, aud tails like corkscrews,
besides bats, flying dragons, and other
queer looking fowls. inns butterfly
mensgerie is we'll worth looking at.
ASoruER RICHMOND IN II FiELp.-
Read the official proclamation Of Hy-
ANS in our advertising columns to-day.
He opens his Branch of the S,n Fran
cisco Clothing Store AT Gold Hill on
Saturday next, in order TO give the
BOYS an opportunity to rig themselves
mn for the Ith. lie has declared war
on NIL high prices, and cannot be tu-
duced TO accept them OF any terms
whatever. Neither is he going to let
Gold Killers go mp to Virginia to
buy their clothing, as has been III" ease
heretofore, for he will permit no live
man TO unders II him. His stock Is
large and well selected, aud asks fHir
inspection before purchasing elsewhere.
LATEST EASTERN LlrEwArrEE.-Fred
Boegle, the e%ntcrprising and goo! look
ing proprietor of the Virginia Post OMee
News Depot, is constantly receiving by
,a,es, mailfrom the Eastall the principal
Few d pictorials, magazines, ETC.,
which he sells ut the very loves; cash
rates. This morning he sent Us the
following BY way OF sample Harper ;
Mou,hly Magazine, Appleton Journal,
Every Saturday, DrmoreStS, Waiver
lev Magazine Tor July, Frank LeSlie's
Illustrated, Harper's Weekly, Days
Doings, aud Sporting Times. Call Mt
Boegles.
ARRIVED. Geraldine Warden, Mr..
Simons, and others comprising thu new
operatic attraction at piper's Opera
House. arrived hf; evening. They open
~ .,.,, N-pnprrnH aNNnInr
giving a series of choice operate seize
tons, favorite scenss, ballads, car",'naS,
ETC., forming a rich musical treat OF a
high order seldom experienced. The
reputation OF these artists for true ma
steal talent, stands very high with our
California contemporaries, and they will
be properly appreciated here.
PEsr-HousE MATrxRs.-it is gro,iiy-
ing TO note that at the last meeting OF
the Board Of Aldermen, itbeins reported
that not more than one, ifany. snail pox
n~a,;epts now remained in the Pest
hon.e. IL WAS moved and carried 'h'',
after the lst of next month, the payment
Of n musician and hired nurses should
he discontinued. Mayor Adams w"S"p'
poiuted a committee to confer with 'hc
town authorities Of Cola HiH IN regard
TO Pest-house matters.
OFFICERS ELEcrsD.-As tue last meet
ing of Virginia Lodge. No. 10, l. y U
F.. for the election of officers, the 10!
lowing were chosen: C. NJ. Alien, \
G..J'A. Berry, V. G.; W. Penmis"n, Il
s.; T. d. Spear, P. $; J. II. pip'r
Treasurer. The last election OF Officer
in Nevada Lodge, No. =, |. 0. o. F., re-
suited as follows: Il. P. Taylor VA
chosen y. c.; +. S~chinndeSe, ' " >
Roman, r. S.; l.. Snider, T. - A. a
PhilippsOu, Treasurer.
The C~,ucus.-wiisons Great Worl'
Circus gave its closing performance ia'
evening. By rsasoa OF. the wet """a.
weather. the audience vas not SO Isrs
"a il would otherwise have been u"
every detail of the entertainment W"
given according To programme Ana Jus
. "a we'll AS though every seat ~ "a
n,v;,;on was full. The circus l,n 10
Reno where it will perform Tonight
IMPERIAL orricxns E~IrerEn.-At tn
annual meeting OF the Imperial Col
and Silver Mining Company held Q
Tuesiay the following officers wereelee'
sd for The ensuing year: Trustees
x p. Harmon, Thomas Sunderland
william Sharon, 4. Hayward, j. l.
Fry, Thomas Bell, thomas sner"''"
s ~ pnharI v Graves,