Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-09-30
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fully as agreeable and successful, a snc
doubt they will. That proceeds, al
before, will be devoted strictly to the
relief Of the poor and needy In ouI
midst, and all pleasurably or charita-
bly, inclined should attend and assist
the ladies as much as possible In their
most praiseworthy efforts. Next
Thursday evening there will be choice
music, dancing and the most social
and agreeable company In Gold Hill
gathered together, and IL those who
attend do not enjoy themselves 1t Will
be because they are naturally misera-
BILE, or their disposition was soured by
early disappointments. The price OF
admission Is only one dollar for gen.
tlemen-ladles free.
PIPER's OPERA HOUSE The Con-
ING ATTRAcTIoN.-Duly announced by
advertisement in another column Is
the programme of performance Of the
Royal Yeddo Japanese troupe Of aero
bats, gymnasts, posturers, balaneers,
top-spinners, maglcians, etc., to appear
at Piper's Opera House next week,
commencing on Monday evening.
Their entertainments given in San
Francisco, at the State Fair, Sacra-
mento. and In other places in Califor-
mia, are very highly spoken Of by our
exchanges, as well as all who have
seen them. These wonderful Japs are
said to greatly Guido all other troupes
of the Kind ever before appearing In
this country. The prices OF admission
will remain at the usual rates, with no
extra charge for reserved seats. The
box office Of the theatre will be open
on Monday morning at 10 O'Clock,
when reserved seats can be secured.
PERsoNAL.-Mr. H. H. Howe, who
for the last year or two has served 80
well and satisfactorily as principal Of
the Gold Hill Grammar School, has
resigned his position and leaves this
evening for Sacramento, CAL, where
he Is to take charge of another school.
The parents, scholars and a host Of
friends here deeply regret to lose him,
for as q teacher he Is not easily re-
placed, or even equaled, being much
the best ever In charge Of that
school. Under his instruction the
scholars have advanced rapidly, most
surprisingly so. Mr.. Howe Is a young
man, quiet and u~nassuming In his de-
meanor, and really he always appeared
to our critical observation to be the
most talented teacher we ever saw, re-
minding us of the "Village School
MISTER" of whom it was said:
" And still they gazcd, and stu their wonder
That one small head could carry all he knew"
HE RAnRoAD.-The new bridge
across the Truckee at Reno, being
completed, and the rails laid not only
across 1t, but also upon a considerable
Of the road, construction trains
are about running over 1t carrying
material for the work. The grading
Is nearly finished between Reno and
Steamboat Springs, and 1t Is thought
that trains will be able to run through
10 Steamboat in about two weeks, or
perhaps sooner. A depot Is now build
at that point. The first trip Of the
across the new bridge was
made yesterday.
CuoLIAR-PoTosI.-There Is nothing
lew to report In this mine In the way
Of big ore strikes. It Is running along
It Its regular old gait, the ore produc-
ng sections yielding a fair amount Of
rood bullion producing material as
Usual. A good deal Of active prospect
NO work Is being done In various parts
If the mine, and everybody hopes they
nay develop another Belvidere body
,r so before long.
GOULD s. CURRY.-A strike OF rich
,re at the 40O-foot level, toward the
was reported on the street
his morning, and a big sudden rise IN
he stock predicted In consequence.
We are sorry to say there was no just
for the report.
New CAps.-The National Guard at
Virginia have treated themselves to a
'ull supply of new caps, just arrived
lirect from Boston. They are a de-
;ided improvement upon their old
)ncS.
BELcuER AssAYs.-The average as
.ays from the ~1,1OOfoot level Of the
Belcher mine, taken within the last
lew days, have been $3.50 per ton. The
milling average of the ore Is $7b
per ton. That Is very good TOR high.
CA1.EpoNrA.-Two mills are kept
running on ore from this mine, princi-
pally from the 40O-foot level, which is
Welding and promising we'll. The new
shaft Of the company Is progressing
at a satisfactory rate.
OpuIR.-The new shaft Of this COM
pany Is now down nearly LOO feet
and good farther progress Is being
made. What water Is coming In Is not
enough to interfere with the work ma
terially.
OyERMAN.-The new shaft Of this
company Is now down about ll5 feet.
The bottom is in hard porphyry, but
blasts we'll and good progress Is