Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-07-19

1aeraments Items.
'FRONT.' the Record Of Yesterday. J

from the Record Of Yesterday.
BACK HoME.-Hon. J. W. 9offroth,
who has been lying Ill In San Fran
cisco for some days past, having sufi-
1 cIently recovered, returned from the
bay last night and Is at his residence.
PeRsoNAI.-We make note Of the
arrival from the East of Dr.. E. S.Aborn,
A gentleman we'll known to this COM
m9nity as a most skillful practitioner
in diseases Of heIeye, ear and lungs.
He has been gone some months on 4
visit to /" the old folks at home." DR..
Aborn wal first anxious to see Gov.
Stanford's horse Wonder, and Yank
Smith this morning gratifed him by
sending the little mustang around at a
"22" gait.
OPERA TROUPE En- RoUTE.-Among
the passengers by the train from the
eastward this morning came Madame
Agatha States Italian Opera Troupe
from New York. The troupe consists
of Madame States, who Is we'll and m-
yorably known to the music lovers of
California, Miss Grazlella Ridgway,
prima donna !; Signors Cicchi, tenor,
| Orlandini, baritone, Susini, basso, and
Glorgs, musical director. They will
open at the Metropolitan Theater, San
Francisco. next Monday evening, In
"Ernani." % r "s..n
HUNTING REMAINS UNDER DIFFI-
cuLT1Es.-Afidavit was made yestcr-
day before Justice Lewis, by a certain
party, that q COW belonging to him
had been lost, rs he supposed, but that
1t appeared that she had been stolen
and killed, rs he had found her hide In
a vacant lot In the southeastern por-
ton of the city. He also suspected n
certain individual Of having purloined
the animal. A search warrant was
issued for the balance Of the remains
of the COW and placed In the hands of
an officer, who, after dlligent and EVIL
IDENTIFY close search, made return that
the corpse, II not like the Arkansas
Sherifs prisoner, sin swampum, up
stumpum," was Mt least like him In be-
Ing denominations" The officer re-
turned covered with dirt and cobwebs,
showing TINT he had at least done his
duty and searched" well.
REIURNEp.-The two companies of
San Francisco militia, Major j. F.
Bronson commanding, which were
sent up to Suffer Creek to guard the
mines In that section from the encroach-
ments of the striking league, left SUIT
ter at five o'clock Sunday evening, and
marched that night to Finn's ranch.
about nine miles, where they camped
for the night. Breaking camp about
three o'clock yesterday morning, they
reached Latrobe at half-past s o'clock,
their baggage, camp and garrison
equipage accompanying the command
In what is popularity known In Califor-
mia rs n "prairie schooner" which
was chartered for the occasion. Leav-
Ing LatIobe by special train ut half
past ten o'clock, they reached this city
at about n quarter to one o'clock. Az
ter disembarking, the battalion was
formed In column, with the field piece
between the two companies, and then
marched up h street to Second, to j,
to Third, to X, to Second, and to the
French Hotel, where dinner had been
prepared for the men. The Record ac-
knowledges the compliment OF a march,
ing salute. Both men and officers 1.-THE
latter having marched on foot from
Suffer to Latrobel appeared to be quite
tagged out, and the greater portion Of
the afternoon was spent In needfnl
rest. The battalion will leave for San
Francisco by the Vallejo route ut seven
o'clock this morning, and the balance
of their regiment will be at the wharf
In San Francisco to receive them.
Officers and men speak In the highest
terms Of the kind and courteous treat
ment they received at Suffer Creek,
and declare that they will long re-
member their campaign In the noun
tains.