Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-08-12

auulence WAS Satnereu ihIo
the parquette and dress circle Of this
popular theater last evening. The
entertainment given was u Of the
very best, every member Of the COM
pany evidently exerting themselves to
give full satisfaction. Llndsay's excel
lent songs in the interlude received
their due need Of applause, and the
McDildarrel Brothers appeared In y
very amusing act. Chris Mathews did
up some of the best clog dancing we
have seen for many a day. He Is hard
to beat. The svcet ballads Of Ella
Stanley, Mary Garibaldi and others
we're we'll received, and the Adventures
Of Slim Jim from the Hook was given rs
a very jolly close to the evenings fun.
Read the programme for tonight.
BEIILaERENT. = Personal eombats
ragged furiously last evening at Vir-
ginia, the battle ground extending
from the brewery at the corner of
Smith and D streets to the corner Of
Taylor aud d streets = west side.
About every half hour a fight would
start. generally at the brewery, and
In a few minutes the battle would be-
come general all along the line, every
fellow jumping up and going at 1t
without stopping to ask what 1t was
all about. SuIidry n~ationalities per-
tanning to the boarding houses and
saloons along the sidewalk partici-
pated, most Of the troubles growing
out of talk about the war and political
discussions, yet quite frequently a fight
would spring up spontaneously without
any starting cause ut all. Nobody was
arrested and nobody got very seriously
damaged. although a vast amount Of
pounding was done.
SWEAT BATHS BENEFIcIAL. = Chief
George Downey Of Virginia informs us
that during his recent four weeks trip
oyer the big railroad on a visit to the
Eastern States and Canada, he met
with a continual round of sweltering
hot weather-hotter than he ever saw
before, consequently he sweat very
copiously all the time. His best
shirts and stiff collars wilted on him.
before wearing them half an hour, and
In fact from the time he LETT here
till he got hack the sweat flowed
through every pore of his hide like
gin toddy or Vichy water through n
Sieve. He was IN a perfect dripping
soak of 1t all the time, and probably
sweat several barrels full IN all, yet
Notwithstanding all this lie felt first
rate and increased in flesh, gaining
seven oil eight pounds.
The NEW School RooM.-The new
school room for the Primary Depart
ment of the Virginia Public School, Is
receiving the finishing touches Of the
painters, and will soon be ready for
occupation. The new building adjoins
the Public School building. and Is 20
feet In width by 10 feet in length.
This new room for the Primary De-
partment was built to make room for
the High School. The room that will
thus be vacated for the Use Of the High
School Is 80 feet in width by 40 feet In
length. As yet no suitable teacher for
the High School has been found. In
case a Competent teacher Is found, the
school will be opened the first of next
month. So says the Enterprise.
GIVING THEM GossE.-rhe Eater
prise Of this morning says: Mayor
Gosse. of American City, er-o6icio
Lord Chancellor Of American Flat, is
moving his place to Virginia. He will
sit it up at the junction OF B and Z
streets. opposite the Washoe Brewery,
and open 1t rs a tirSt-class boarding
and lodging house. The people of
American City will now BE- obliged to
call a special election and choose a
new Mayor. Now that Mayor Goose
il moving his building away, the
larges.. aud most costly structure left
in American City is the Rock Island
tunnel"
RETUHNEp.-George Hatch. Of the
we'll known firm of Hatch Brothers,
keeping The family market at Virginia.
returned yesterday from a short visit
to the Eastern States and Canada. He
found some pretty hot weather. but
does not look rs though he suffered
very severely while away.
CAsu.-wells, Fargo s. Co. shipped
from their office In Gold Hill one day
recently, forty-eight bars of refined
bullion, weighing 1888 pounds. and
of the aSsayed value Of $GI.74S a..
Still, the howl Is that the mines are
worked ont, The fact Is, they still
"shell out"
Woop FOR SATE.-Nut pine, limb
and split wood. at the depot, Virginia,
and the Baltic dump, below Gold Hill.
Orders left at the railroad office, Viz
cinia, or with Thomas Gallagher, Gold
Hill, will receive prompt attention.
Terms, CASH. auo-t-i-tf"
GREEN CoRN.-This desirable yege-
table is coming into market now from
Dayton, washoe and other points
within our own vicinity. The best Is
raised on Carson river, near Dayton,
and is far better than that brought
from California.
MORE HAY.-Two more big loads Of
hay passed up through Gold Hill at
noon to-day, bound Virginiaward.
Hardly Il day passes but two or three
loads 90 10 the same destination. They
must use n heap of dried grass up there.
MINING STOCK Losr.-See notice In
our advertising columns today.