Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-07-11
NY Woodbury. A ISNoR's LINE.

FINE SroRE.-Whcn completed, VI.
NJ. Frederick will have the finest and
best jewelry store in Virginia. 1t is
simply his old stand just north Of Gill
Liz, Mott Il Co.'S, renovated and refit-
ted In entirely new style, he having
moved out for the purpose. His win
dows and doors are Of the heaviest,
largest.Sized French plate glass. II
his array Of show cases Is uuequaled.
The whole interior Of the Salesroom is
finished off In the finest and most elao-
crate amer aud he will move into
il shortly with a stock Of jewelry, sill
etc., the like Of which has
never been seen in that city.
RETURN OF THE NNTIoSAIs.-The
National Guard, Virginia, returned
early this morning from their san
Francisco excursion. They got out OF
the coaches at the north end of the
CITY, and marched through G street In
gallant style as far rs Wells, Fargo Il
Co.'S, and back to their armory, show
Ing what they know about street drill,
and their fine band Of music awaklng
all the late sleepers. The boys looked
none the worse for wear, but rs though
they had all been well treated. Some
OF their noses were q little %sunburnt,
that's all.
SPMD IN.-SiXty thousand dollars,
currency, appropriated by the General
Government for the retunding Of the
Territorial Prison and Court expenses,
was Yesterday received by the State
Controller from Governor Bradley,
and turned over to the State Treasury.
The Hon. Jerry Schooling, who re-
turned from San Francisco yesterday
morning, has been to the Bay City for
the purpose OF procuring the green
backs on the check sent to the Governor
by the United States authorities. So
says the Carson Register.
GREAT TRoITING MATCH.-On Satur-
day. day after tomorrow, n grand
trottinS match is to take place at the
race track north OF Virginia, under the
auspices of the Virginia Jockey Club.
len horses will be run, seven OF which
are already entered, at $50 each. Jim
Orndorff Is a principal mover and d.
rector in the matter and will see to 1t
that everything is well managed. He
is erecting n large tent on the grounds
for the shelter of visitors, and lots oil
fun ma be expected. There are some
faster horses In this part OF the country
than many people imagiue.
RouaHISG IT."--Mrs. Arnold,
agent for Mark Twain's new book
sold a very large number Of copies In
Gold Hill and Virginia. She Is now
~canyassins Carson City aud will doubt
less be as successful there. 1t Is an
extremely readable book and every
body at the State Capital who knew or
has heard of the humorous Washoeite,
or who knew his brother, so long u
State officer and resident Of Carson.
will desire = copy now that they have
n chance to secure Ii. Mrs. Arnold
can be found at the st. Charles Hotel.
DIEp.-Robert Drake, recently a
miner In the Crown Point mine, died
this morning Of pneumonia. after q
sickness Of about two weeks. lie was
about 81 years of age. steady, industri-
Gus and held in high estimation by his
associates. Being n member of the
Gold Hill Miners Union, the funeral
will take place from their hall to-mor-
row under the auspices Of the Union.
PrpER's OPEBA HousE.-This popular
institution Is being renovated and put
I'm the finest order throughout. The
walls are cleaned and whitened, the
seats repaired and reprinted, and
eventually will be in the best possible
shape for the grand attraction next
week. The box office will be opened
for securing reserved seats at 10 o'clock
on Saturday morning.
ASSUAI. REroRT.-Bythe courtesy Oh
Col. /. L. Requa. Superintendent OF the
Chollar. Potosi Mining Company, we
are favored with a copy Of the annual
report Of that Company for the fiscal
wear ending June LIST. 1t is short
Concise. well-prepared report, rs well
az 3 prosperous exhibit Of the officers
OF the company.