Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-05-23
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.
Doparturos.

SlhIOSEo law SSaoS'A "
circuses is already here, yet, strange 10
say, no circuses rs yet. As a general
thing they hardly wait for the snow
on the mountains to subside at all be-
fore they come struggling along. II
after the other, from California or the
East. No circuses. What a pity.
But yet there is hope, according to the
San Francisco Figaro: 1.-The proprie-
tors Of the Cincinnati Commercial job
office write TO Mr.. McCabe, theatrical
agent in this city, excusing themselves
for not fulfilling orders for some dis
play.cut printing. by stating that forty
nine circus companies have organized
east Of Omaha for the present spring
season, and the demand on them for
display work has been so great that
they ask indulgence. Forty-nine Cir
Gus companies. Think of 1t. An army
of ~circuses overrunning the land, COB
bling I'D the fractional greenbacks
after the manner that the locusts de-
voured every green thing in the land
of Egypt. Why, the beating of the
circus drum will resound throughout
the land, from the rising Of the sun to
the going down thereof, and the red
glare Of the circus chariot will CLEAN
like a flaming beacon on every dusty
road IN the country. Every town and
city will be afflicted with chronic at
tacks Of circus fever, and subsequent
monetary constipation"
TowN observation-disclosures
has put a new portico or awning IN
front Of his well-known cigar and
tobacco store on Main street; also, a
new sidewalk, presenting a neat n
respectable appearance. just ABOVE
Flagg's bank the sidewalk Is being
repaired, and the embankment next
the street fixed up properly. a neat
new frame dwelling house is built on
High street, directly back Of the NEWS
office, and we notice several other
little items In the way Of similar i'm.
proyements in various other parts OF
the town. The streets are In good
order. On South G street, virginia
ON the burnt district, near the
Curry premises, Mr.. Briggs Ia erecting
n row of tenements, ETC., between
those recently built by Reyes and the
brick building occupied by Johnson as
A furniture store. VIZ notice also tnat
the prospect for a southerly addition
10 the Chollar-P otosi sidewalk is good,
I. F. Thompson having taken up a
neat little extension to the same III
front Of his premises. We hope the
other property holders will follow suit
or the CITY authorities attend to the
matter, for a new sidewalk along there
Is sadly needed.
A WHITE PINE IrEM.-Business, as
we'll as prospects generally, at White
Pine, is said to be reviving. That
famous locality Is by no means played
out, nor likely to be very soon. A
friend writes from Treasure City, under
date of May Goth, as follows: work
IL plenty, and the saloons crowded,
vet we are very peaceable. We are
not on it, except from the shoulder,
although a fellow from Hamilton got
into a muss this afternoon and bit n
mans ear completely of, and then
went after his finger, which followed
suit. Now don't you think this fellow
was a hog? His name is Pat McCue,
otherwise 'Peeping Tom His Victim
Is an old Coruishman called Captain
Dick, whose hair will never grow to
cover that cropped ear"
sudden DEArH.-Mr. E. ID. Straus,
ieweler on C street, Virginia, a few
doors north Of the p~ostoGlce, was found
dead In his bed, at the rear Of his shop,
about IL o'clock A. N. to-day. lie had
been seriously Ill with erysipelas for
the last three or four days, and wa:
attended by DR.. lie Guen. He died
rather suddenly and unexpectedly
during the absence Of his attendant
He vas about forty-five years Of age,
and we understand leaves no relatives
In this section. He was n Mason, be-
longing to the Carson Lodge, and the
brethren of the Order at Virginia took
temporary charge Of deceased and his
effects, till the Carson Lodge could be
heard from.
AT THE LAXE.-An unusually large
number Of Eastern visitors and tourists
generally are at Lake Tahoe this sea.
son, to say nothing Of visitors from
various parts Of the Pacific Coast. IN,
Carson Register, OF this morning, saws
"Fifteen eXcursionists came over I,
the Glenbrook House from Cornelia,
Hot Springs yesterday. or these tel
were Eastern partles-ive ladies an,
Ave gentlemen-most Of them iron
Chicago. They will spend severa
DAYS around GlenbrooE and Cav
Rock. There are said to be n larg
number of visitors at Comedian Hc
Springs and other points along th
northern shore"
ADMITTED TO PRAcrIcE.-Mr. r.
Stonehill, Of Hamilton, White Fin
County, and j. II. Harris, OF Col
Hill, Storey County, were yesterda
admitted to practice as attorneys o.
fore the Supreme and all other CourI
of this State. Mr.. Harris is a younge
brother Of Judge G. n. Harris, Of I'll
Second judicial District Court, and wa
recently reelected Town Attorney {
Gold Hill.