Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-07-07

: mental music line. Professor E, J
s Pasmore was the musical director ant
) Professor Sauer oflciated tastefully
3 and we'll as pianist. Mrs. Storer ap.
8 peared In several favorite ballads, no,
. the least pleasing among which was
"The Last Rose Of Summer" which
was very sweetly and tastefully sung,
She was deservedly and app~reciatively
applauded, and numerous fine bouquets
; Of flowers were thrown to her upon the
( stage. Miss Ida Knapp sang the pleas
3 ing little ballad Of Minnie CLYDE" "
!, In her W peculiarly acceptable style,
and In response to the voclferous en-
core, sang a comical little ditty about
"People will Talk" Miss Knapp has
q sweet contralto voice, Of moderate
compass and power, combined with
the rare merit of speaking every word
very distinctly, and also evidently pos
sesses an exquisite perception Of the
comic, as evinced BY her quietly ANUS
ing style Of rendition In such songs.
She was very much %applapded and i.b-
orally supplied with bouquets. 'Mou.
sic Dear,"a sweet little son about u
thieving little mouse, who deservedly
got choked to death In q trap, was sung
In pleasing style by Mrs. Storer and
Prot. Pasmore. "Tom Flynn of Vir-
ginia" was also sung by Prof. Pasmore
which being sncored, he replied with
the song Of f'The Bashfil Man." Es
did very we'll, but his voice Is not strong
enough for a public concert. "The
Cousins" a rather amusing duet, ~
Mrs. Storer and Miss Knapp, was ex-
~celiently sung, a. was also the sweet
popular ballad Of GOOD Bye, Sweet
heart" by Mrs. Storer. 1.-THE Lost
Child" by r. II. Lindsay, and chorus;
"Come Where My Love Lies Dream
ing" quartette, by Mrs. Storer, Miss
Knapp, Mr.. Lindsay and Mr.. Fred
ericIs; "Hark, Apollo Strikes the
Lyre," glee. by Mrs. Storer, Miss
Knapp. Mr.. Hull and Mr.. Fredericks
and the champagne Song" by
Messrs. Fredericks, Pasmore, Lindsay
and Hull were all very excellently
given, and the pleasing duet Of when
n Little Farm We Keep" by Mrs.
Storer and Mr.. Lindsay, a deserv-
eddy encored, they responding with
another amusing little duet. The
grand march ut the commencement Of
the concert, performed on two pianos,
by Miss Hattie Emery, Miss Veronica
Cordiell and Professors Pasmore and
Sauer, was very creditably rendered.
RAILROAD RUNoR.-While In San
Francisco last week, says the Carson
Register, we heard It rumored that the
California Pacific Railroad Company
had under consideration q project for
crossing the Sierra Nevada by the Pla-
cerville or Big Tree route, touching
Carson Valley and passing thence east
through the central portion Of Nevada
to Utah, and forming . junction with
the projected Chicago and Northwest
ern Pacific Railroad at some point
near Ogden.
l.. o. o. F. INsTALLATIoN.-Last
evening, In Dayton Lodge No. s, I. o.
o. F., the following officers elect were
duly Installed by p. L. Kirby, D. d.
| G. NJ, with all the appropriate cere-
monies: John j. Geafhart, N. c.;
U. NJ. Kent, v. G.; j. D. Newman.
r. S.; 4. B. Guild, Treasurer. The
Installation of Silver City Lodge No.
2, will take place next Wednesday
evening.
KESTUcX.-Thls mine Is looking and
yielding we'll at the present time, and
the bullion shipments for the month of
June amounted to $23, 900. Very little
prospecting Is being done, but In the
course of two or three months a drift
will be run from the l,300-foot level
Of the Crown Point, in order to pros
pect the Kentuck ut that depth.
PRIVATE ScuooL.-By permission Of
the Board of School Trustees, Miss 8.
Fl. Foster will, during the vacation Of
the Public Schools Of Gold Hill, open
a private school In the intermediate
Department room Of the Public School
building. School to commence next
Monday. Terms, one dollar per week.
See advertisement.
ANNUAL MEETINGS. The annual
meeting of the Yellow Jacket Mining
!. Company takes place on Monday, the
18th inst; that Of the Savage OIL Thurs
day, the 10th; the Overman on the 18th
inst, and the Chollar-P otosi next Mon
day, the 10th inst.
, The IRISH ExILEs.-The Irish ex-
lies, Luby and Burke, who were to
have arrived at Virginia last Saturday,
will reach there next Saturday, July
Sth. So says q letter from Mr.. Luoy,
received yesterday by q gentleman OF
that city.
The NEXT LoTrERy--The Sacra-
: mento lottery will positively be drawn
! ON the 18th instant-a week from next
: , Tuesday. J. X. Myers, agent, has a
! few tickets left for sale. There will be
! no reduction in the prizes OF this
!, lottery.
. suBsrpEp.-The great rush Of water
recently encountered at the lower
!, levels of the Savage, has subsidized con-
. siderably, and Is now getting pretty
we'll under control. It Ia out OF the
. Hale & Norcross altogether.
Q WAIST Ir.-The Social Base Ball
Club, Virginia, propose winning that
: Champion Bat, In their contest with
1 the silver Stars Of Carson, OH Tuesday,
the llth instant. They consider them
d selves fully able to do 1t.
s BULLION RECEIVED AT THE BANK
There was yesterday received at the
d Rank of California, In Virginia, $70.0O(
n In silver bars. This lot Of bulltoy
l. came from the Crown Point and Vel
low Jacket mines.
Q IxpRovrso.-The old upper hosting
: works Of the Savage Company have
undergone quite q renovation. Ine
building has had a new front added 70
y it, and Is put into good condition.
. CsowS PorST DrvIDESD.-A NV
}. dend Of $40 per share has just been ae
d clared by the Crown Point MIMI
1t Company. See official notice In anotne
column.
I, RELIaIous.-Bishop Whitaker VII
-...ioo In tha achOOl-1OilSe