Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-03-13


Alexis sailed from Havana yesterday,
for South America.
CARSON ITEMs.-We extract the fol-
lowing from the Register Of this MORN
ing: On Monday NJ. c. Gardner,
School Trustee. introduced Miss Mary
and Master Ku Ku All Kee, children
OF DR.. All Kee, Of Chinatown, Us pu-
pills to the public school. They arc
very pretty looking children and seem
quite intelligent. We are told that
the young gentlemen Of African de-
scent were rather indignant at the in
PRODUCTION Of these of an inferior race,
but that the white scholars were rather
pleased. There are no Indian children
in the school at present, although we
know not what a day may bring forth.
On Monday night two horses were
| stolen from ranches on the Kings can
Won road-one a valuable brown mare
from the stable Of James Wood, and
the other from the ranch Of Frank
Thorne, near the toll-gate. They were
undoubtedly taken by the escaped
copyicts, to facilitate their escape.
| Adolphus Waltz, the newly-appointed
Register Of the United States Land
OAice, yesterday received his commits
| sion, which had been delayed by the
| blockade. Since the departure of the
late Register the office has suspended
its regular business, and much incon-
yenience has occurred. Business will
now proceed In its wonted COURSE.
On Monday, Mr.. II. a. Hale. Deputy
Controller, lett Carson on a visit to
San Francisco in search OF medical aid
for his eyes. On Tuesday, Captain j.
j. Linn, State Librarian, ETC., also left
on a tour to California, in search Of
that most inestimable blessing, health.
.... Last evening, Uncle George Tutly,
In company with that other infant,
Colonel Ramsey, of Lake Valley, par
AIDED the streets. The Colonel Ia three
feet taller than Mr.. Tufly, but George
saws he hasn't any advantage over
him, rs the Colonel only weighs 3Ol
pounds, and Uncle George brings
down 314 pounds avoirdupols.
PIpER's OPERA HoUsE-AToTHER
CHANGE OF PRoGRAMME.-Well pleased
audiences continue to be attracted by
the great female and male minstrel
combination every evening. They have
made a capital hit, and meet with high
favor at the hands Of our numerous
amusement lovers. Frank Sparrow
succeeds well rs the interrogation, or
middle man in tho first part, and works
in to very good advantage in the vari-
Qua dramatic and other ~delineations.
Carlora Ia a whole show, all by him
self, and in his u%nrivalled female char
acter song and dance acts his makeup
and d%elineation Is capital. 1t Is quite
difficult to make his audience believe
he is really not q woman. As to that
matter, there are so many in the COM
pany who are excellent in their vari-
Gus specialties that 1t would require
considerable space aud time to emu
merate them, therefore We refer to the
advertisement and distributed pro-
grammes for full particulars. The
patrons ofthe entertainment find them
selves perfectly at home In the theater,
with plenty Of choice lager and cigars
brought around to them by the atten-
tive walters, or they are ut full liberty,
if they prefer, to patronlze the
we'll regulated bar-room or the
neat little bar in the green-room,
enjoying the society Of the sociable
young damsels connected with the
troupe. An entirely new bill Of per-
formance is given for tonight, embrac-
ing new and varied attractions and
calling for q crowded house. See pro-
gramme.
YouSa AMERICA BALL.-The eleventh
annual ball of Young America Engine
Company, No. Q, Virginia, will be
given at Piper's Opera House on
Wednesday evening, the 9th instant.
1t will be strictly an invitation ball
and like those heretofore given by this
company, select, we'll managed, and
the most social and agreeable ball Of
the season.
ADMITTED TO PRoBATE.-In the Pro-
bate Court yesterday, in the matter of
the estate Of Philip Lynch, deceased,
the will was admitted to probate.
Matilda Lynch, widow Of deceased,
was appointed ~executriX, and r. j.
Butler, S. W. Chubbuck and Wilson
Dunlap appointed appraisers.
FARE Two Brrs.-In consequence Of
the improved state Of the road between
here and Virginia, Jake White has
lowered the fare by his popular bus
line to two bits each way. He does
not propose to raise it again this sea-
son, unless the mud should be seven
teen inches deep or less.
ROYAL HAVANA LorTERI.-Tickets
in the above lottery for the extraordi-
nary drawing Of April 4th are tor sale
by A. Devote, agent, corner OF Is and
Union streets, Virginia. Tickets for
the ordinary drawing Of April goth
will soon arrive. See new advertise
ment to-day.
GNLLANp's BAzAR.-B. Galland, the
well-known dry goods dealer, in May
nard's building, Main street, has bought
the two-story frame building just below
the Yellow Jacket office, and Is about
having it overhauled, renovated and
refitted for a regular dry goods and
variety bazaar.
DASEY DELINQUENT LIsr.-The list
of delinquent stockholders in the mat
ter of the last assessment levied by the
Daney Mining Company is published
IN o,r odyartIsino Olnmna today.