Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-09-15

STRAY HoRsE.-We met one festive
Gold Hitler this morning at Virginia,
who had evidently been doing active
election service, looking anxloasly for
a horse he rode up from Gold Hill last
night. He recollected the horse. but
forgot where he left him. After long
and anxious search and inquiry
Throughout the city lie found the an
imal ut Woodruff stable, on G street.
where he belonged. This reminds us
Of another Gold Hitler who rode up to
Virginia a few weeks ago and some
how found a very interesting game Of
poker. He left his horse hitclied to a
post all night, aud about daylight he
walked down home before he thought
about the animal. He had to walk
back and get him.
PIERS OPERA HousE.-The Duprez
& Benedict Minstrels closed their sea-
son Of three nights last evening, Civ
ing a very good entertainment, though
they cut It short somewhat, by reason
of having to leave for Reno as soon as
the performance was over, in time to
take the cars for the East. They had
n very good house, showing that their
popularity was undiminiShed. Real
talent and true attraction Il always
properly appreciated here, and draws
good audiences. Piper has nothing
else In the theatrical line to present
just now; therefore the Opera House
will remain closed for a while.
LUNCH FEsTIvrrv.-Adam Uhl, the
popular proprietor of the Carson
Brewery Saloon, Main street, Is going
down to San Francisco, there to rristi-
cate and grow fat among the fresh
clans, tomcods, and cream cheeses Of
the Bay city. leaving John Ross n
chief engineer OF the saloon. In order
to properly signalize the occasion a
festive lunch of choice eatables will be
served at the saloon tomorrow about
noon. FrieGds and ac%quaintances are
cordially invited to eat, drink and be
merry.
HUNTERs.-A party Of hunters, con-
siSting of five or six of the most ener-
getic young men of Virginia, left about
II o'clock 4. NJ. to-day in a fonr-horse
wagon. we'll supplied with whisky,
guns and other ammunition, for Il
weeks hunt in Long Valley and other
good game sections Of the Sierra Ne
vadas. They took no grub along-only
Il little salt and pepper-as they pro-
pose foraging upon the resources OF
the country, rs Sherman's army did
when they were marching through
Georgia."
DEPARTED.-At the close Of the per-
Torrance last evening at Piper's OPP
r House the Duprez & Benedict Mill
strelS took their departure for Reno.
bag and baggage, so as to be In time to
catch the eastward bound train ut that
place. They were taken OH II OF
Wells, Fargo & Co.'S fine Concord
coaches, with six black horses, driven
BY Ned Blair. There was a full load
of them, with all their baggage, prop
critics, instruments, etc.
ALL OvER.-The Republican pri-
mary election closed last night with no
lives lost either here or at Virginia.
In both towns some few little whisky
fights closed the exercises Of the eS-
citing OCCASION, and there were conse-
auently 4 few candidates for the GALA
boose. On the whole everything passed
off as we'll as usual on such occasions.
The result Of the election forms the
subject Of another item In this paper.
SERENADE.-Last night a brass band,
accompanied by a large crowd, re-
haired to the residence Of Colonel
f. a. Tritle, the prospective Governor
of this State. and gave him n handsome
serenade. The Colonel responded, and
mutual congratulations passed between
him and friends.
DrvIpESns DECLARED. - The Vir-
giuia s. Gold Hill Water Company
have declared a dividend for the month
of August, of one half Of one per cent.
OIL their capital stock. The Sierra
Nevada Company have also declard a
dividend Of 80 cents per share on their
capital stock.
GOING OS.-The primaries are 60
ing on in Ormsby county to-day, and
are reported to be very lively. Several
tickets are in the field.
SHUT DowN.-Thc Summit Mill, in
the north end of Virginia. has been
shut down for want Of rock to crush.