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

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CARSON IrEMs.-We extract the fol.
owing from the Register Of this morn.
ing. This portion Of Carson Valley
and the valley Of Washoe was visited
by a fine shower Of rain at 3 o'clock
Yesterday afternoon. ... We learn that
Harry Mighels, formerly of the Carson
appeal, In company with his family,
has gone East with the intention Of
locating at Minneapolis, Minnesota,
where his former partner, Marshall
Robinson, now resides see. From this
point TO Genoa the crops In Carson
Valley are a little "under the
weather." but those Of the upper val
ley are looking we'll. Even In the
latter locality, however, the yield will
not be as great as In some previous
years, but the quantity Of grain will
be far greater, as more was put In the
ground. Early potatoes were nearly
all killed by frost, but the potato crop
nevertheless will be n heavy one....
Lieutenant-G Governor Denver Is getting
a great deal of work out Of the State
prisoners just now, and so we'll Or
dered Is every movement about the
prison that every blow counts. Build
ing stone has accumulated In the yard
to such an extent that prisoners have
been set to work wheeling 1t outside
the Enclosure and dumping It alongside
the road. Several %eonvicts are now
engaged In dressing q huge stone
weighing six tons, contracted for to DO
used ina MIL.
FETuKks.-Quite a feature in the
procession at Virginia on the Fourth,
was the stalwart Piute Indian dressed
In full Arab costume, who marched
along within the ropes Of Eagle En-
CINE Company No. s, carrying n
bucket full Of ice water to supply the
BOYS with when they were thirsty.
His costume, which was Of red and
white striped calico, surmounted with
a queer shaped tin helmet painted yell
low, was from the properties OF Piper's
Opera House, and that same Piute was
the proudest member Of the process
sion. Every time they stopped he
would survey his rig with the greatest
complacency, remarking, "Big lnjun
me heap likum." The game cock so
calamity perched on the hose carriage
or Rooster Hose Company, looked
lively enough and crowed bravely at
first starting out, and the big live
eagle mounted on Virginia Engine
No. /, also seemed very. proud
and resolute enough. but before the
procession had returned half the length
Of C street from the Divide, the hot
sun and incessant Jolting about hao
taken all the game out Of these birds
and thew dropped with their mouth;
open as though all their natural cour'
ACE had oozed out. They were evil
IDENTIFY not used to public professions
The little live fox, also on n nos
cart OF the BOOSTERS, stood 1t pretty
we'll.
PrPER's OPERA House HAsEI.
MAyER's BESErrT TOMORROW NIGHT
As will be seen by published CORES
pondence In another column, ProfessoI
Haselmayer, the renowned magician
musician and educator OF birds ant
animals, Is rendered q benefit ut Tn,
hands of many Of our principal citi
zens which he has accepted, and tn
same will take effect tomorrow even
ing at the Opera House. Inc Fro
lessor offers one Of the best n mos
pleasing entertainments yet given II
hIs peculiar line, and we doubt not Tn
house will be we'll and appreciativei.
filled. The programme embraces al
the Professors most pleasing and IN
terestlng feats Of legerdemaln, togetne
with some new features, and he VII
also present each lady In the entir
audience with a pretty bouquet Q
flowers, magically produced 1elor
their very eyes. Those little birds an
mice are educated up to a surprisln
degree, and will perform many won
derful acrobatic and gymnastic feat
The box office OF the theatre Is no.
open, and reserved seats can be secure
without extra charge.
"MosE."-Georgie Coryell rode o
the hose carriage Of Good VIII Hos
Company, at the Virginia celebrate
OF the Fourth Of July. The little fe
low was dressed in black pants, re
shirt and plug hat, representing a REF
ular little fire Jakey frst-rate. lie ma
a little girl beside him, representa-
ULize," and the juvenile pair attracte
considerable attention asthe processio
passed along. We accidentally omitte
70 mention about this little episode !
our descriptive account Of the celeor'
ton, therefore we do so now.
LADY BRYAN.-This valuable min
still continues its gratifying and n
munerative yield, and the ore produ'
mo- sections are looking excellentl.
with GOOD prospects for plenty Of pa
ore FOR a year or two at least. II
last shipment Of bullion, day 6efol
Yesterday, amounted to over 800
Ihe mine Is being Systematically an
nroftably worked under the presel
management.
DExoL1sHED.-rhe old Globe Hote
on Main street, just above the Miner
Union Hall, has been taken down al
totally demolished within the last tM
or three days. The building q n
Haen occupied for several months al
woa 40 old and d~ilapidated that it W
thonoht best to remove 1t before son
r%oSca1Iv incendiary should take a N
tlon to set 1t on fire.
T.. AaA1S.-John I. CHM, wi