Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-06-27
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.

PIPERS OPERA
Tomorrow EvENISG.-Mr. and Mrs.
Bates, together with the rest Of the
Opera House company, will return to-
MORROW from Carson, where they have
met with such eminent success, and to-
morrow evening will reopen the Opera
House for another short season.
The play selected Is "Handy Andy"
and on that occasion w. G. Crosbie,
n Of the best comedians eve appear
ing on that stage, will receive a COM
palmentary benefit, enacting the title
character Of the play, in which he Is
satd to have no equal. Two other
choice plsys. the Married Rake" and
the "EsespedC onvicts," will be given.
See advertisement.
RAILROAD EXTENSION. - The Vir-
xtria and Truckee Railroad Company
base commenced the work of extend
ing tf,sir road from Its present termi-
n,is Oh F street, Virginia, 70 their
intended depot near the Ophir works,
In good earnest. They have erected a
blacksmith shop on the corner Of +
and Taylor streets, and have started
work ut both ends OF the tunnel, run
ming under E street, their work COM
mencing ut the depot and ending for
the present Just back of Piper's Opera
House. The grading will be continued
in due time through to the proposed
place for the depot, near Mill and e
streets.
STEAMBOAT EyPLosIoN.-The Car
son Register Of this morning says /:
The steamer Governor Blasdel, which
mas for years piled on Lake Bigler,
met with sn accident yesterday. about
che time Of her starting to bring across
che members OF the Masonic picnic. A
part Of the boiler or some machinery
connected Herewith was blown Il
The full particulars will no doubt
traAspirs tomorrow. Fortunately no
n was hurt, and the old Governor
may yet resume her wonted place on
the beautiful lake.
COMMENSURATE. Gushing, who
was so severely injured by being
thrown from a wagon on the occasion
OF the recent picnic of the Emmett
Guard, near Carson, has so far recoV-
cred as to be able to work again at his
business. William Hancock Of the
Fulton Market, Virginia, who also was
severely injured BY being thrown from
a wagon day before yesterday, is able
10 BE- out, not liking confinement 10
bed.
,CoNpLxYSrARY.-We are the pleased
recipient of . complimentary ticket Of
admission to the anniversary ball OF
Virginia Miners Union, to be given at
their Hall next Thursday evening,
July 4th. iphe best band Of music will
o~ficiate : the Hall will be In fine order,
appropriately decorated, and every at
tention will be paid to the pleasure
aad comfort Of the guests, rendering
this ball fully the equal Of any hereto
fore given BY the Union.
HEAVY BULLION SHIPMENT On
Monday last there was shipped to the
Mint at Carson from the Santiago and
Eureka mills, to be put into the shape
fcoin and bars, l,S0O pounds OF
lion. worth nearly $50. 900. This was
ali from the Belcher mine, and Is said
60 be the largest or most valuable u
DAYS shipment yet made by II MN
inc company. There Is plenty more
of The same sort In the Belcher.
rs. 8. BRANCH MINr.-The receipt OF
bullion at the Carson Mint yesterday.
according to the Register, was ls,l63
ounces, from the Crown foint anu
yellow Jacket mines. a small lot OF
gold 49, 0O) was reeeipaq from I'm
Grove. together with ZIG OUNCES Of sill
YER from benton, Mono county, Cali
fornia-both deposits for coinage.
R.uao.p PRooRxss.-It Is now con-
fdently believed that the Virginia anu
Truckee Railroad will be completed
and trains running regularly : Q
Ws,hoe CITY from Reno by the Fourth
OF July. 1t IL also thought that trains
will reach Carson City by the LIST OF
September. SO says the Register.
PUBLIC ScuooIs.-The public schools
OF Gold Hill will close for the present
school wear tomorrow the 18th Inst.
There will be examinations In the sew
eral departments during b morning
session. and in the afternoon rhetorlcal
exercises. Parents aud friends are re-
specially invited to attend.
LSrERIAL OFFIcERs ELEcr.-At the
Impartial Mining Company's election
In San Francisco yesterday afternoon,
the following Board was elected: a.
X. P. Harmon, I'D. Fry, H.. Z. hiooe
J. II. Robinson, VIM. Norris, A. Bull
and Thos. Bell. W. Z. Dean was con-
tipued as Secretary.