Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-02-01

NANSO "
following from the Carson Register of
this morning: Mrs. Laura De Force
Gordon will speak in the Assembly
Chamber this evening on the subject of
the proposed amendment to Il State
Constitution. A number Of residents
of Gold Hill and Virginia have signi-
fled their intention to be present. and
there will doubtless be n large attend
ance of those favorable and unfavora-
BILE to the proposed extension of the
elective franchise, for Mrs. Gordon has
n national reputation as IL Of the
most eloquent and convincing speakers
of the day &c.,. The personal effects Of
Glen. Berry-those bar fixtures which
have cuinbered the Courts and side
walks for q week or two past-were
sold Yesterday. and realized the enor-
nous sum of $l2 50.... Night before
last some thief robbed n clothes line in
the lower portion Of the city Of large
number of female envelops and wear
Ing apparel.
Nor INTENDED. AS the German
torchlight procession was passing along
B street last night, says the Enterprise,
some boys, urged on by men who
should have had better manner than
to create a disturbance Of the kind.
darted out upon the procession, and
with sticks began knocking the tops Oil
the torches. A man in the procession
struck at one Of the larger boys with
his torch-stick, and accidentally hit a
small boy who was running by his
side. knocking him over. The man
was promptly arrested and as promptly
bailed. He did not deny hitting the
boy, but was only sorry that the blow
did not fall where it was aimed. The
men who induced the boys to Interfere
with the procession are the ones who
should have been cudSeled.
Roll OF HoxoR.-The following is
the roll of honor Of the first interme-
date department Of the Virginia Pub
lie School, Miss E. Cornwall, teacher
Isabella Mathews, Lizzie Lindsay.
Virginia Tilton. Jennie Lindsay, Clara
Squfer, Florence Squier. Emma Tau
sig, Annie Jackson. Luella Mexican,
Belle Baker. Nancy Baker, Hetty Det-
tenreider, Robert Lindsay, Jennie
Jackson, Ella Bath, Lottie Bath; JotIl
elgier L.z".e III ,u,u,iinm lioao;s
SeoIaS .in,ia Nicholson, Maggie Cav
anaugh, and Carrie Edicks.
49,, p.. ~ bo,os, n
Professor Far,ni. No the Carson Thea
ter next Saturday evening" promiSeSto
be an occasion of much interest. The
Carson Reoister was wrong in stating
that some OF the members OF the W.
S gu, oor.r.I MOS, o~cciicnt yocaIists
rom VIRGINIA have kindly volunteered
and will oppear. besides those In Car
son of whom we have already made
mention,
., ,d,a
lHAr LACE p
$oW point applique lace sna". p". w
lor Eime ny nose"er ~1o '"S
IS now ~ Oaley % nnin, ,ho rosIe
"insa. There are n few more tickets
vet left for sale, therefore those who
have not vet secured q chance had bet
FOR 40 80 while they have the oppor-
tnnity.
,.,.,.o, % M
PAY UP.-A'i those in'eo',"
". d. Ian. lei
m Ina M.sshoI Cranda1I for collection.
All hills not Maid by the lst Of March
will be left with Justice of the Peace
Putnam. Under the circumstances, it
IL plain to be seen that the best policy
Is to cash up at once.
p,r,,urp The genial humori.;, tai
snted reader and ponular lecturer. c.
n p,,mmer has volunteered and will
annoor on the occosion Of the enter
.aJ;pma,t - he given by the Ladies'
W;,a Soc;sty tosmorrowc evening. Ri.
TnJsav also volunteers In some of his
excellent songs. See advertisement III
another column.
DETERMINED TO DIE.-J. I. Wyath,
.ho Az. mai, robber who ottempted
s",,,',a =, .rr,cres I,st n.eek l. still
alive, but so determined Il he to die
that he tore Off the bandages from his
wounds on Sunday night, in order to
bleed to death u possible, put ms at
tempt was frustrated oy those having
,ifhN o .r. go,
hoo''iso. s''"s ".,,.h o.'
next saturday evening" OH "h'en DC
casion a NUMBER OIL taien.ea aeiors anu
sS !. T. nrnrnspS 70 ,urn the Onera
House into a skating rink.
N,xr DrposrrsL.rbe deposits in the
pronch y,r, a, c,rso, for the week
~ ~ - a. ,s-,
~ar0reSated 25, 800 ~ ounces-the value
Of gold therein contained being 3d.
671 "a, OF silver, *35,Ss4 ~ total
value, $S3,Oo6 ~.