Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-02-23
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Hennessy.
LADIES FAIR.-The Fair ut Armory
Hall, Virginia, is losing nom of its
attractions. 1t Is attended nightly by
persons from both Gold Hill and Vir-
ginia, all eager to share the gayeties of
the entertainment. Inc various stalls
are we'll provided with n neatly ar
ranged stock of articles, ornamental
and useful, which find ready sale to the
numerous visitors. The entire pro-
ceeds of the enterprise, all under the
supervision of the ladies, is to be devo-
ted to finishing the new Catholic
Church at Virginia. The p~ostofice,
the initiating step in Fair performance,
is encountered on entering the Hall,
where q greater amount OF feminine
sweetness may be obtained for n couple
Of bits than at any other place In town.
After persons are satisfied with the
Fair proceedings Of the evening, they
can feast ut q bounteously supplied
stand in an appropriate part Of the
building. The articles here are deli
cious and suited to the tastes of
those who are not satisfied with the
beautiful alone. Tonight dancing will
be added to the other entertainments
of the evening.
ARRIvED.-Col. Robert Y. Graves,
Superintendent of the Imperialism
pire mines in Gold Hill, has arrived
home safe and sound from 4 visit to
| New York City. The Colonel looks rs
| pleasant and genial rs ever; besides,
he seems nearly old enough to get
married. iWhat 4 flutter there would
be among the fair sex who know the
Colonel if he would get married before
long.
TREASURE FoUSp. = The treasure
taken from the stage running between
Carson City and Pine Grove \ short
time since, ear the latter place, 1t Is
reported has been recovered. We
have not full particulars Of the affair,
but we are Informed that 1t was OBJ
tanned in u manner calculated to lead
to the implication of the driver IN the
robbery.
A FIaur.-Ths morning William
Gregory and - Barney went into
the International Saloon and made an
assault upon a man who showed no
disposition to fight. Officers Blair and
Highly, being near ut hand, arrested
the parties before any harm was done,
and conveyed them to the lookup.
The attacking parties were drunk;
THE wEArIER.-All day yesterday
the weather was quite clear and pleas
ant. During the night, however, a
storm set In and this morning the
ground was covered with n couple
inches of snow. To-day the storm Is
continued in rain, and the snow has all
disappeared except OH the hills.
REDUCTION Works. An English
company are engaged in constructing
extensive works near Reno for the re-
duction of refractory ores, Of which an
abundance can be found to the east
ward along the line of the Central Pa
ciic Railroad. Argentiferous galena
is very abundant in that direction.
NEVADA BEEF FOR CKIIFoRNIASs.-l
A lot Of 163 beef cattle from Humboldt
county arrived in Sacramento on the
2lst instant. This Is not rs 1t used
to was" 1t is said that but for the
beef cattle sent from this State beef
would be very dear in the "City OF the
Plains"
A BIG TROUPE. The Bonfanti
Troupe, which arrived here yesterday
morning, numbers no less than twenty
nine persons. We believe this Is the
largest company eve engaged for the
Opera House. They make their first
appearance tonight.
INRoRMArIoN WXN1Ep.-Any infor-
nation given to j. Fl. Latham con-
corning Walter Scott or Mark Tracy,
will be n blessing to the mother OF
Scott, who Is living in Ohio and Is
nearly crazy ut not hearing from her
son.
PIeEoN SHOOTING. Eight sports
men have already entered their names
for the big pigeon shooting match next
Friday. 1t costs Sl00to come in.
THERE isa young lady in this town
so modest that she turned out Of doors
a young man who said the Wind had
shifted.
The seamstress' friend, the house
Keepers assistant, the lady's compan-
iona Grover It Baker sewing ma
chine.
wHY are a pin and a poker like a
blind man? Because they have 4 head
and no eyes.
TIE fellow who "beats time" with
his foot. does so because he has music
in his sole.