Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-12-04

the roll of honor of the Grammar De-
partment of the Gold Hill public
schools, Mrs. Mary e. c. Stoddard,
teacher, and of the Primary Depart
ment, Mrs. Mary l.. CASTOR, teacher,
for tho past month OF November /:
Grammar. No. l. Maggie Buckley,
Tommy Harris, Emily Nicoll, Willie
Nlcoll, Mollie O'Connell, George Ded-
| erick, Sarah Booth, Willie Randall
and Gertrude Flanagan. No. 2-Ida
Lichtenberger, Annie Burke, Willie
McDaid. Primary, No. Jos. Fox,
Willie Flanagan, Frank Gallagher,
Ike Scharff, John Mclaughlin, Willie
Parker, Mary Adams, Ella Fox, Mary
Douglass Maggie Eagan, Mary Lucas,
Mary Lloyd, Clara Pohl, Ada Parker,
Belle Ruffner. Mary Randall, Katie
Hill and Eddie Kennedy. Nc. >
Katie Baglan, Lizzie Black, Belle
Black, Kate O'Connell, Tom O'Don-
nell and David Croak.
DISTRICT CoURT-RIsrSa, JUDGE
Tho following business was transacted
In this Court on Saturday, at Virginia:
John Beckman VS.. Ellen Stanley de-
murrer withdrawn and days
given to answer William Mooney vs..
Eugene Bittner ; motion to set aside
default and Judgment argued and
taken under adYisement. Derby q
Garhart va. w. 8. Bronson; demurrer
withdrawn and given seven days to an
swer. L. 2. DreXler vs.. j. b. Pagan i;
demurrer overruled and seven days
given to answer. Sarah j. Cooper vs..
Pacific Mutual Life Insurance Com
pany commission ordered to issue
to take testimony. VIM. Skyrme VS..
Occidental Mill and Mining Company;
cause continued for further argument.
Court adjourned until tomorrow.
Positively THE LAST CHAScE.-All
the agents ON this coast for the sale Of
tickets In the great Louisville Lottery
have to make their final returns to-
morrow, as the drawing takes place
a week from next Saturday. j. K.
Myers, the we'll known travelling news
man, agent for the sale Of tickets In
Virginia and Gold Hill, retains a few
tickets OH his own account, which he
will close out to those desiring any
during the next few days. Read the
lottery advertisement In another col
umn and secure q chance to win.
Now ID THE TINE TO ADVERTISE
The holidays are close at hand, and
this Is the best time of the year for
business of all kinds. People are lay
Ing in their groceries and buying their
clothing and other n~ecessaries for the
Winter. Holiday goods such as please
the little mes or anybody else are also
considered. Now Is the time for true
business men to advertise, and n Of
the very best and most advantageous
mediums for advertising In the GOLD
Hull NEWS.
The BRIGADE MEpKL.-Thls much
coveted prize, worth $500, arrived at
Virginia this morning from New York,
and Is in possession Of Major kerns for
the present. It Is about the size OF
ones hand, and OF a neat and appro-
pirate design. The centre piece Is
circular, representing the seal Of the
State of Nevada, with four wings re-
presenting the Army, Navy, Infantry
and Cavalry. 1t is properly inscribed,
aud altogether beautiful as well as
rich.
ARnEsrED.-The Carson Register OF
yesterday says: "The young man
who converted a quantity Of company
property into money and absconded
with the coin, some ten days ago, was
arrested day before yesterday, at Pail
SADIE, by 5. NJ. Henley, Deputy Sheriff
of Elko county. He had with him
some money, a check on an Eastern
house for $4,4OO, and a team belonging
to the company of which he was a
member. lie will probably arrive
here tomorrow morning"
ARmvEp.-Tbat $1,000 prize in the
Omaha lottery, won by Johnny Pidge
and Billy Harrison Of Virginia city,
arrived this morning. They drink.