Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-11-03

The F~AIR.-There was Il good at
tendance at the Ladies' Fair, at Ar
mory Hall, Virgini,, lastnight. Hand
some and sociable ladies have charge
of all the tables, and "no trouble to
show goods or sell ticket" is their
motto. IL you have not money enough
to buy a dollar ticket they will sell
YOU n small one for W. "'halfa dol
lars 1.-TWO bits will so rs far there as
n quarter Of n dollar anywhere else,
and they never refuse to take n dime
because it Is only a ten cent piece. II
you are charged four bits postage OH 4
letter you must not grumble, for it Is n
Fair transaction. There is dancing
every night after the regular business
OF the Fair Is over.
FORTUNES FAvoRrTEs.-The follow
ing are some of the lucky mes in ]. L.
welton's Gold Hill lottery: II. G..
Manning, of San Francisco, won the.
800 watch and chain, III. NJ. Terington
the second prize, f.. J. Hutchinson the
diamond ring, and Gibson & Gross one
of the large silver watches. Other
prizes were O by ii. III. Flagg, l..
+. Fox, A. Fox, W. II. II. Lee,
Powell, $. II. Woodson and others.
There are a few small prizes not called
for vet; persons holding the lucky
tickets must call for them this week,
ms Welton wants to close the lottery
business up.
Roll, OF HoSoR.-The following is
the roll Of honor of the Second Pri-
mari School, Virginia, Miss Jennie
Cordiell, teacher: L.etitia Giondoni,
June Summers, Lizzie Schoiield. Mary
Mitchell. Maggie Ross, Annie krutt-
schnitt, Nettie Maxwell, Rosa Davis,
Caroline Becker, Matilda Becker,
Eliza Singleton, Mary Blackwell. Mini
nie Pyne. Annie Carbia, Willie Black
we'll. August Mayer, Willie Symons,
John Brady, Eugene kruttschnitt,
Willie Davis, Antonio Eckhart, JOS.
Dunn, Natty Oreamuno, Henry Con-
rad, Geo. Curmow.
q HEAVIEST LOAD YEr.-The heaviest
load over yet drawn over any portion
of the Virginia and Truckee Railroad
was taken from the Yellow Jacket
lower dump ut noon to-day, up the
steep grade Of the Lower Gold Hill
branch. and down to Carson river.
That grade Is the steepest Of any, and
The load consisted Of fourteen cars,
loaded with eight tons of ore each, or
Il2 tons in all. The locomotive Ne
yada " Is the one which performed this
extraordinary feat, proving herself to
be one OF the most powerful of "Sha-
ron's mules"
y SrRAwBERRIEs.-Fresh ripe straw
berries, Of the finest quality, are for
sale In our markets at the present
time. They came from Newcastle, OH
the western slope Of the Sierra, near
the railroad, and are. raised under
glass. One enterprising individual
There has n large bed of this delicious
fruit. Although apparently out OF
season here in the land Of ~sagebr,lsh,
with snow whitening the surrounding
hills, vet they sell at only five bits a
pound or basket. Strawberries in No
vember are pretty good for thigh up"
VERDICT AGAINST rnE BoNDsMEN OF
RuoApEs.-The Carson AppeG! Of yes
terday morning says: The jury in the
case of the State vs.. The estate Of f.
Rhoades and his bondsmen, brought In
q verdict last evening, assessing the
delinquency (and consequent liability
Of estate and bondsmenl at $lOO,OOO.
or course this decision will be the sub
ject OF an appeal to the Supreme Court