Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-03-20
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.
Arrivals.

PoSEMESf.-Ihe drawing OF tie ABOVE
lottery is unavoidably postponed till
Friday, April 9Th, when full returns
and other arrangements being made,
it will positively be drawn. There Il
10 nonsense about this lottery, it Is q
thoroughly legitimate institution. and
the management men OF thorough
business energy, capacity and integ-
rity. a large number OF tickets We're
already sold before the lottery was
transferred to this locality, and since
then, such has been the public conf
dence, q large number more have been
sold, leaving but few to dispose of and
ensuring the prizes to be drawn in full
with no deduction or discount. checks
being drawn on the Bank of Calitor-
MIA, at the close OF the lottery draw
ing. The wheels are OH the way from
Sacramento, and will soon be on eNhi-
bition. Outside agents are notified to
make returns to Mr.. Monk, the Secre-
tary and business manager at Nlr-
pinia. He is well known Us u OF the
most responsible business men residing
i'm Alameda county, California, and
will remain here till after the drawing
is completed. Now is the time TO III
vest.
PlpER's OrERA HoUsE-FIRSr Ar-
rEARANcE or Miss MAGGIE NIdnT.-
Last evening a fine and ap~preciative
audience greeted the first appearance
OF Miss Maggie Night, II OF the most
versatile and talented little performers
imaginable. She is only dozen years
of age, yet her singing and dancing
talent is truly surprising; reminding
one of Lolita when she was about that
age. She mas a good voice, dances cx-
~cellently, and gives her character act
delineations with splendid effect. The
other artists of the troupe all did y
~cellently, and a very lively. amusing
and interesting entertainment was
given. receiving united applause
throughout. This evening another fine
bill is offered aud little Maggie Night
will appear in some Of her song ana
dance ~delincations. Friday evening
will be - ladies night" and a grand
matinee will be given Saturday alter
noon.
No BLOCKADE or BuLXHEAp.-kead
Blocks new advertisement to-day.
lie Is an old war horse in the dry
goods line, and his published list OF
prices shows that he means to distance
all competitors. For instance, he an
ounce that he will sell ladies dresses
ready made. just for the price OF the
making, charging nothing for the ma
teriol. Who can beat that? No I'M
pediments will be allowed to prevent
the ladies from trading freely at
Blocks, a privilege they have always
been allowed, and pretty well I'm,
proved. They all know Block. ana
like to trade with him or his gentle
manly statesmen.
Snow AND Woop.-The Carson Reg
lister says: By gentleman who has
been at the head of the wood hu'nes
we learn that the snow Is so deep
whereabouts that getting wood down Is
almost impossible. Our informant
predicts that wood will be very scarce
this Spring. there being none ut manu-
dry TO speak of, beyond thai III tne
hands of private holders. IL Is Salu
that cleaning the snow out Oh tne
fumes is so endless 4 job that 1t mas
heen abandoned. The immense guam
tity consumed in the mills n mines
of Storey county, will doubtless make
n general clean up of all the wood NJ
hand, before the newly cut comes III.
SEVERE AccrDEST.-The little sono II
Mr.. Shuloch, aged about 10 years,
while playing on 4 pile of timber nea
the railroad track. back Of the Yellow
Jacket works, ut noon to-day. had his
RIGHT hin d;slocated by a portion OF
the nile falling with him and OF
the timbcrs rolling oyer and upon ! III
The little fellow was lucky in not De,
ING killed. He was carried home ana
DIR. Hall attended him.
OyvIcERs ELEcT.-At an adjourned
monthly meeting of Monumental En-
cins Company. No. 6, last evening, the
following named officers were eleeteu
for the ensuing term |; President, Dill
T Naughton; Foreman, George l..
Andrews; First Assistant, "iliiam
Farland; Second Assistant a; ..
DlcEerson; Secretary, Fred Nine
Treasurer, Charles ZieSler.
CITIZENS AND AMBASSADORS M. r.
Waller is closing out his Winter st'e"
Of clothing. Furnishing goods hats
caps, boots, shoes, trunks taIl'es'
gloves, blankets. etc, at lowest rates
cali and examine and satisfy your.
selves. Next door to Q: 7. Barber "
Co, Main street, Cold Hill. 10
ASSESSMENT LEvIED.-The Overman
Mining Company levied an assessment
of four dollars per share y~es.e.uay.
The Consolidated Virginia N'muS
Company has also levied three doiiafs
per share.