Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-05-21
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.
Arrivals.

TIE GREAT PICNIc.-The second In
stalment Of the grand May picnic given
by the Virginia Turn Verein yesterday
and last evening at Hlldebrand's Pleas
ure Gardens, Virginia, was not quite
as we'll attended during the day, but
in the evening the crowd was great.
Being moonlight and pleasant, tho
walk to the Garden was agreeable and
the scene within the grounds was IL
Of universal pleasure and festivity.
We have seldom seen any room so
crowded with determinedly happy
dancers as was the spacious new hall
on this occasion. The ladies were as
numerous as the gentlemen. Every
body seemed to be there, and the dele
CATION from Gold Hill was numerous
and among the happiest pleasure
seekers. Refreshments were plenty,
and the dancing was kept up till about
daylight this morning. The picnic
was an excellent success In every re-
spect.
PIPER's OPKRA HoUsE.-The above
popular Institution Is closed just now,
but will reopen with the Irresistible
ZavIstowski attraction tomorrow
evening. Meanwhile Piper is havingit
fixed up In the neatest possible style in
anticipation Of another successful sea-
son like that Of last week. "lxion or
the Man at the Wheel" Is the piece
selected for the opening tomorrow
evening, and It will be put upon the
stage In better style than ever before,
with full scenic and mechanical effects.
The evenings entertainment Will COM
mence with tho very amusing little
farce Of "The Quiet Family,"i which
Mr.. w. C. Crosbie will personate MIR.
Bibbs. Nc extra charge for reserved
seats. Box office now open.
VIRGINIA REsrAURANT.-At this ex-
cellent restaurant, kept by Mrs. ]. S.
Bell, on South C street, Virginia, a
few doors north Of Smith street, the
very best Of everything In the shape OF
eatables, Including all the d~ellcacies
and substantials Of the season can al
WAYS be obtained. Gold Killers or
any other man visiting Virginia or res
idents of that metropolitan burg can
Mt the Virginia Restaurant find the
choicest of meals, cooked In the most
desirable manner, and yet given at the
same prices as charged In common
restaurants. See advertisement.
Roll. OF HoNoR.-The following is
the roll of honor Of the Silver City
public school for the month ending
NAV 18th: William H.. Quintral, ALI
ella Kelly, Cordelia Quintral, Kate
Kelly, Frank Hamilton, Sarah Angel,
Naeomla Angel, Horatlo Angel, Cora
Angel, Lottie Young, Ella Jones, John
Jones, Mary Mullowney, Peter Null
lowney, lisa Barrett, Lizzie Dunbar,
Mary Stocle, James Henry, William
Henry, Lizzie Ryan, E. Ryan. James
Wheeler, Fannie Mullard, Caroline
Sabrine, Maggie Mcfarland, Addie
Groos. Ennora Gwyer. Annie Mortar,
ty. George Hill, Walter Hill and
Wintzel Stocle.
CoNMIssIoNED.-The following gen
tlemen we're yesterday commissioned
by acting Governor Denver: II. Low
enburg. Commissioner Of Deeds, to
reside In San Francisco, CAL, and
Charles j. Burbank, to reside In New
York city. Also, George b. Churchill,
Notary Public for Lincoln county,
Nevada.
JUsr ARMvED.-M. F. Waller Is now
opening his new and large stock Of
clothing. of latest styles, fine furnish
ing goods, latest style of hats, boots,
shoes trunks, and everything con-
tained In q flrst-class clothing store, to
which he calls public attention, rs his
motto ID: "Quick sales and small
profits!'
PrUrs Picnic. - Notwithstanding
other attractions the Piute fandango
over IN the hills, about a mile north Of
Gold nm near the Dayton Mill Is quite
we'll attended, both dress circle and
parouette containing an appreciative
audience. No charge for reserved
seats.
Box SHEET OrEN.-The box sheet
for the opening night Of the Zsyistow-
skis IS now open at the Opera House;
and reserved seats may be secured
without extra charge.
FAVORABLE NoToMErY.-The good
reputation Of browns Bronchial
Troches" for the relief of Coughs and
Colds, and Throat Diseases, has given
them a favorable notorlety.
Apx1rTRD TO PRAcTrcE.-Wm. j..
Hardy Of Phoebe, was yesterday adj
mittsd to practice In the Supreme
Court of this State.