Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-06-01

CARSON IrEMS--Ne eXtract the IOl-
lowing from the Register of this norm
ing: Tho committees appointed to
arrange for the celebration Of the
forthcoming anniversary of American
Independence are working like live
men, and are meeting with fine success
in the way OF subscriptions, the list
being already far up In the hundreds.
Everything bids fair for the grandest
celebration ever witnessed in this city,
II not In the State. All Civic and mil
itary organizations and citizens gene
rally OF this and adjoining counties
will be specially invited the literary
exercises will be Of the first order and
amplitude; and the procession, fire.
works and ball in tho evening will be
ON a grand scale. 80. Lieutenant George
+. Wheeler, United States Topograph-
lcal Engineers, and commander Of the
former and present exploring expedi-
ton In Eastern Nevada, came in yes
terday morning on Dyer'S stage from
Reno, and took the cars for Fir-
ginia 80. We are pleased to announce
that Milt. Il. Elstner, Superintendent
Of the Brunswick mill, Is recovering
from his late severe illness, and that
his physician now considers him out of
danger. 49,. The Gazette Groupe from
Piper's Opera House, Virginia, will
open ut the Carson Theatre this even-
ing.
piers OPERA HoUsE-NEw At
TRACTION To-NIGHT.-rhe engagement
Of the famous Gazette Groupe of spe-
cialties closed last evening with the
benefit of Hernandez, which was we'll |
attended and a most excellent enter
tainmentg given, concluding with "wee-
Willie Wrinkle" This evening the
California Minstrels make their fits.
appearance. Mr.. Carroll, the Midgets.
George and Charles Reynolds, Carl
Williams, George Bell, tenor vocalist,
Mile. Maria Gaugain, danseuse. and
others, have been rc-enSaged, and will
appear tonight in Il very pleasing aid
varied entertainment, such as will suit
the most critical and fashionable lady
and gentlemen audience. 1t will be a
strictly legitimate performance, as will
he seen by reference to distributed
programmes. commencing with the
California Minstrels in a well-choscn
'first part" Of popular ballads, music,
etc, followed by n rich interlude OF
dramatic delineations, character acts,
songs and dances, In which Harry
Courtaine, the three Midgets, the Rey-
nolds Brothers. Mile. Gaugain, Dick
Carroll and others will appear. The
whole will conclude with the mirth-
provoking burlesque Of "One, Two,
Three" something new here. There
Is no increase Of prices nor extra charge
for reserved seats.
STACK UPON STACK AND Pile UroN
Pile of good, desirable and ~fashiona-
BILE clothing does n see at the i'm
mense emporium of the Banner Bros,
corner OF c and Taylor streets, Vir-
| ginia. Case upon case of new, fresh
goods are they continually receiving,
and bargains upon bargains are they
ever offering their patrons. And now,
that the pleasant, fine weather has
well set In, and the sun is sure to shine
bright daily, we would suggest to all
men the propriety Of making M ap-
pear1nce suitable to the season. This
they can do at IN almost miraculous
small expense at the clothing house Of
the Banner Brothers, corner Of G and
Taylor streets. Virginia, where one
can be dressed from head to foot, In
the most stylish and substantial gar
mentS, ut such prices rs must suit the
most economical.
LADY BRYAN BULLIoN.-Wc saw at
Virginia, this morning, a fine lot OF
crude bullion just brought up from the
Lady Bryan mill. 1t weighed 2,2G7
ounces, and is the result Of the clean
up made yesterday from a run OF
eleven days, being the first run OF the
| mill and mine under the new proprie-
torship. 1t is the first lot Of bullion
produced from the Lady Bryan for
many months, and shows that this
once famous mine is far from being
worked out or played out. The next
run, which Is already commenced
upon, Is expected to yield even better.
Such a goodly quantity Of bullion from
an "outside mine Is q cheering cir
cumstance in the prospects Of the coun-
try.
FLORAL. CoNrMBUToRs.-0n the oc-
casion of the decoration OF the graves
of deceased comrades at Virginia, last
Tuesday, Phil. kearny Post No. 3,
G.. A. r., received seventy-five beauti-
full bouquets of flowers from Sacra-
mento. We learn from the Record
that these flowers were contributed by
many ladies of that city, and were
made up into bouquets by Mrs. Horace
Adams, Mrs. L. Mebins, Mrs. Lizzie
Reeves, Mrs. Henry Van lIeusen and
Mrs. w. l.. Campbell. 10 the ladies,
therefore, always first In noble and
charitable deeds, belongs all the praise
for this kind action.
DOWNFALL OF PARIs.-S. Zemansky,
whole sale and retail dealer in millinery
and straw goods, at Wilson & Browns,
No. &c south c street, Virginia, has
lust received n new and elegant stock
of fine goods in his line, including
trimmed hats and all the latest and
most approved styles. He Is selling
the same ut q great sacrifice for cash.
and invites the ladies OF Virginia, Gold
Hill and vicinity to call and inspect
the goods and prices. Read his new
advertisement in another column.
DISTRICT CouRr-RIsINa, JUD0E.-
The following business was transacted
in this Court yesterday: Sarah j.
Cooper vs.. Pacific Mutual Insurance
Company; judgment Of non.suit for
the defendant, at cost of plaintiff. The
matter Of Matilda S. Kelly becoming a
sole trader was set for hearing June Sd,
ut 10 A. N. State vs.. Moses Reming-
ton. Defendant found guilty. Adj
journed to meet this morning at 10
O'Clock.
INVITED. - Our senior editor &C
knowledges the receipt of a special in
vitation to be present at the nuptial
ceremony of Miss Jennie Packsher to
Hall W.