Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-02-16

Bic SKATING RINK.-The Enterprise
says "Messrs. Doane & Ames, the
skating rink men, are about to con-
struct on the corner OF B street and
Sutton avenue, on the site Of the old
Virginia Hotel, n building for a skating
rink, which will be 100 feet In length
by G3 feet in width. The building will
be Of brick, and one story of eighteen
feet in hight, with 4 front after the
same style as that Of Miners Union
Hall, Gold Hill. 1t will be completed
and ready for use within forty days.
The floor will be Of the best Oregon
pine, and will be so put down as to be
almost as smooth as ice. This building
will be a credit to the city, and will be
found useful as q grand ballroom in
case OF a grand blowout, where the
.dancists' OF three or four towns wish
10 meet in Convention A gallery
will be carried around the whole build
ing for the use Of spectators and musi-
clans, which gallery will be found q
great convenience. whether the place
Is used rs o skating riak or a dance
hall"
STATE Personal---very. all the pris-
oners are worked in the yard daily,
quarrying and dressing stone. Lieut.
Governor Denver, with his efficient
force of guardsmen, are now doing
good service for the State. 1t is better
for the State that the prisoners earn
something than remain idle in their
Ill Nytkh , cfronn VIVA ri ap1 the
: use Of proper vigilance, there Is but
little danger of any attempt to escape.
With good management there is no
reason why the prison should not be
made self-sustainiug. So says the Car
son Register.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT.-In
the above Court at Carson Tuesday,
Judge Hillyer, presiding, the follow
lug business was transacted United
States vs.. G.. B. Dapello, and United
States vs.. VI. j. O'Connor; ordered
that bench warrant issue returnablc
Immediately. United States vs.. II.
Menke :; continued until 2lst. United
States vs.. NJ. S. Bonnitield and Z. d.
Kelley; by consent, continued until
18th. United States vs.. w. X. Serb.
ner; bail forfeited. The jurors were
excused and the Court adjourned until
tomorrow friday at II \. NJ.
RoBBERY.-On Saturday night last
says the E~n.erpriss) the cabin of Mr..
Buscalio, an Italian residing or the
Ophir Grade, was entered and robbed
Of all the provisions 1t contained.
Flour, potatoes, beans, pepper, salt,
sugar and everything eatable vas car-
ried Off by the robbers. At the time
the robbery was being committed, the
owner of the cabin was visiting at the
house Of n neighbor.
AUBURN MILL.-See the advertise
ment of the above famous rock-grind-
Ing, ore-rcducing, and bullion-produc-
ing institution near Reno, in another
column. The Auburn mill has already
established for itself 4 great reputation
as the best in the State for working
ores, especially those heretofore con
sidered intractable, successfully. What
more can we say?
ELTON . UOLb A4ALh hNAiHnt'
What few tickets there are left for sale
I'm the aforesaid lottery will be dis
posed of at the present rate Of sales by
or before the day of drawing-March
lst-a week from next wednesday.
Read his advertisement, 50 look at the
fine lot Of prizes in coin and jewelry,
and then buy a few ticktes.
CoxM1ss1oNED.-Goyernor Bradley
Yesterday commissioned the following
named gentlemen Commissioners OF
Deeds for the State of Nevada John
Fitzpatrick, to reside at Southington,
Connecticut, and A. st. c. Denver, TO
reside in Washington, d. Z.
INFORMATION WANTEp.-R. A. Scott,
of North vineland, New Jersey, wishes
to learn the present whereabouts OF
John Dubois, who was working In this
vicinity as a miner when last heard
from, a year or two ago.
HoL1DAY.-The offices of Wells
Fargo & Co. and the California Bank
Wilt be closed OIL Washington's Birth
day-next Wednesday.