Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-06-22

son City. The equestrian exercises
were bothnovel and exceedingly good,
the grouping of the Lee family In the
four horse act, especially so. The aero
batic feats Of the Romelll family we're
most extraordinary, the leaps, gyra-
lions, climbings and interminglings
would put to blush the whole monkey
tribe on both Panama and Nicaragua
routes. Their performance alone Is
well worth the price ofadmission. The
spade dance Is new and interesting
performance. George Constable, the
clown, outshone himself. His riding
was superb and his local hits were racy
and chaste. The Register also remarks /:
" We noticed numbers of our sympa-
thetic, kind-hearted young men In the
audience stretching out their longing
arms to catch the young lady Romelli
who was so carelessly tiinging about In
the air. and one staid old bachelor re-
marked. soto voce, that If he had her
he would not use her so rough as that"
WARNING TO CHILDREN. - Certain
troublesome children have of late made
n practice Of meddling with the cars OF
flats left standing at night on the track
of the Virginia and Truckee Railroad,
at or near the Baltic switch, south of
the Overman mine. They loosen the
brakes and are liable sometime to start
the cars down the grade, without being
able to stop them, and perhaps meet
with some severe accident. They also
shift the switches, endangering the
lives Of passengers over the road.
There Is a watchman looking out for
this section of the road, but these mis-
chievous children watch their opportu-
nifty when he is away from that par
ticular point. Superintendent Yering-
ton desires us to hereby notify not only
these children, but also their parents,
that unless this practice is stopped nov
and henceforth, that the offenders will
be punished to the full extent of the
law.
FIFTY CENTS on THE DoLLAR.-As
will be seen by advertisement In
another column, 5. Zemansky Is selling
off his stock of choice hats, bonnets,
millinery goods, trimmings, etc., at
fifty cents on the dollar. He does this
in order to close out his entire stock in
the shortest possible space Of time, and
give everybody chance to buy cheaper
than they eve did before OF him or
anybody else. Zemansky a be con-
suited and his goods seen and pur-
chased at Wilson Il Browns, No. 26
North c street, Virginia, mex door
south of the Enterprise office. The
ladies of Gold Hill, Virginia and
vicinity are respectfully invited to
call and make their purchases before
Zemansky leaves.
CoppERED.-Town Marshal Harkin
this morning succeeded in arresting a
couple of Juvenile thieves for stealing
copper. They were a boy from Reno
and a Digger Indian boy, who yester-
day helped themselves to a lot Of cop
per, the MEETINGS Of faucets and other
steam fixtures in the ruins Of the old
Eclipse mill, destroyed by fire the
other night. They gathered up a good
| sized sack f%ull-about a hundred pounds
| or so-and took it on the cars to Gillig,
Mott s. Co.'S, Virginia, where they
sold it. They render up q compulsory
| account of the transaction this after
noon, before Justice Putnam.
LADY BRYAN BULLIoN.-At Virginia,
last evening, we saw a couple Of fine
large bullion bars from the Lady Bryan
mine, ready for shipment to San Fran
cisco. These hairs are worth $500,
and were nearly all silver, with no
base metal ut all, and very little gold,
rs most of the gold Is saved by amalga-
ton in the batteries or on the plates In
front of the batteries. The Lady Bryan
is yielding plenty Of material for max
ing these acceptable bricks, and the
future product will be eve more graft
flying than at present.
DrED.-A telegram received last
evening by his wife, from Mayor
Currie, of Virginia, who went out to
Hamilton two or three days since,
called thither by the news OF the sick
ness Of his daughter, Mrs. Halleck,
announces the sad new Of her death
and burial. She was highly esteemed
by q large circle of warm friends In
this section, who now deeply sympa-
thize with Mr.. Currie and family in
their sad bereavement.
TRor THEM OUT.-We hear of GER
tain fire company at Virginia which
proposes taking home those much COW
e,ed prizes offered for the fastest run-
ners at the grand tiremens' tourna-
ment ut Fort Homestead, July I'd, full
particulars and specifications relative
to which can be seen in the advertise
ment. If any ofthe companies In either
Gold Hill or Virginia have extra fast
runners, they will trot them out on the
occasion.
That INSURANCE. - DalI's quartz
mill, Washoe Valley, destroyed by fire
on Monday evening last, was insured
as follows: Imperial, $4,000; Liver
pool, London and Globe, $4,000; Pa
cifc, $40, 900; Etna, $1,000; Phoenix,
Y, Y, $4,000; Firemen's Fnnd, 5000;
Home, 5000; Northern, 5000; North
British, s., 900; Hartford, $1,000; Man
haitian, 5000; Phoenix. Hartford,
$1,000; Occidental, $4,000. Ioeal'
$50, 200.
PRIZE DIsrRIBUTroS.-On Thursday
next, n week from to-day, the annual
distribution of prizes at the school OF
the Sisters Of Charity, Virginia. will
take place. This occasion Is always
one Of great interest to both scholars
and teachers, and the exercises OF the
most pleasing description. We &C
knowledge the receipt of an invitation
to be present. The exercises COM
mence ut 0 A.. NJ.
WEATHER.-Yesterday afternoon and
last evening there were a few light
showers here, and this afternoon the
heavily clouded sky indicates more
{ rain. 'Tis we'll. Rain falls as we 90
, to press.
= STocKToSTTEs.-Samn Hazelton and
, Henry Quail, two insane men from
: Washoe county, were forwarded to
: Stockton, CAL, night before last by