Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-03-21
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.
Arrivals.


wonderful doings of the little fairy
singer and dancer Miss Maggie Knight,
will agree with lis in pronouncing her
unequaled by any one of her age ever
appearing upon any theatrical stage
this side Of the big mountains. She Is
only twelve years OF age, yet she is u
perfect prodigy in her line, decidedly
excellinS Lolita when she was Of that
age. She has n sweet, clear voice,
rather Juvenile rs yet, and will make
an excellent singer. She dancing in
the Irish Tilt, Sailors hornpipe, etc, is
n wonder of lightness, grace and lively
neatneSs, keeping the most perfect
time imaginable. Besides these at
tractiye talents, Maggie is n very
pretty, well-formed little girl, perfect
liz at home on the stage, and destined
to largely increased popularity. She
Is warmly applauded and encored each
evening. and has showers of half dol
lars thrown to her by the enthusiastic
audience. She is indeed the little
queen of comedy, song and dance. As
may be seen by reference to diStribu-
ted programmes, the bill tor this even
lug Is an excellent one. Ladies' night
o-morrow evening.
FINE COLLECTION or FUEs.-Abe
Richey, yesterday, says the Carson
Register of this morning, arrived from
his campoody at Hope Valley, where
he has been following the business OF
trapper during the last Fall and VIM
ter. lie has brought with him q stuffed
animal Of the Ursa Minor species,
called 4 carcajou. 1t is a curious look
ing animal. 1t has beautiful dark
brown fur, 4 head somewhat like n
badger. is about two feet high, and
measures in length about three feet
from the tip Of the NOSE to the end OF
the tail, and vice versa. Abe also
brought with him six silver grey fox
skins, six cross, between the silver
gre and the red, and four red foN
Ski, 5, in q beautiful state of preserva-
ton. The former are worth from $50
to $40 each. During the Winter months
Mr.. Richey has made some beautiful
picture frames, which he also brought
with him. They arc formed OF wood,
covered very ingeniously with pine
burs, and surrounded with native moss.
All the animals were trapped i'll the
n~eighborhood of Hope Valley.
HALE Il NoRCRoSs.-At the annual
election ofthe Hale Il Norcross Mining
Company. held in San Francisco q
week AFRO, the old Board Of Trustees
was reelected, Is follows JIG. tIooa
lPreSident), w. 5. O'Bricn, Cornelius
O'Connor, J. W. Mackay, John Har-
rold, W. c. Hoff and Joseph Trench.
Joel F. Lichtner was retained rs Sec
retary, aud James G.. Fair rs Superin-
tendent. From the Secretary's report
we summarize the following: Total
amount of ore mined and milled dur
ING the fiscal year ending March lstt'
1925 tons. Total receipts from IL
lion. assessments, and other sources
$l,l2l.G74. Cash on hand. $9j,6ot. 10
tai disbursements for milling, laoor'
mine supplies. new machinery, etc.
including $50, 600 dividends to stock
holders. Sl,l7i,S00. Tho mine Is IN
excellent working condition, h shalt
being thoroughly retimbered, new
hosting machinery In position, anu
plenty of good ore in sight.
STARTED EAsr.--Mr. z. Ripping
ham of Virginia, the inventor OF the
new canal boat propeller, to which we
alluded in our item Of yesterday
started this afternoon for Washington
with n very neat model of his inveh-
ton for the purpose Of presenting tIe
same to the proper authorllies; 400
enters his invention Tor the Tivo,Ov0
prize or bounty offered by the Govern
ment for the best method oil propeii,ns
canal boats By steam without wasninS
or iniurinc the banks OF n cahal.
As a Washoe invention We feel : livery
interest I'm the success OF 1t, ana oe-
sneak the kind assistance OF Il oI'ts
Representatives, Stewart, Nye anu
Kendall. In his behalf, hoping tne
will render him all practicable assis,
lance. Triumphant success "e"
him.
Dissolution OF COMPREHENSIVE
Kelly & Lowenstein, the weli-Sno"h
and popular family grocery and pro-
vision dealers. South G street, VIZ
ginia, nearly opposite Wells, arg 90.
Co.'S, have concluded to dissolve 60,
Partnership, as may be seen by NOTICE
in another column. Kelly VIII eoni
t il business at the old stand, and
will do we'll, for he has a host N'
friends, and all his old customers VIII
stay with him.
PLAYING IT Low DowS.-The Vel,
low Jacket shaft has attained the y
of the sutro tunnel, and is now being
sunk still deeper. There IS no Maaou
found at that depth. In fact, tns ueep-
est shafts along the Comstock u ox.
strate the fact that the wafer onS Tho
ists in the upper strata, n not III '"0
greatest depths.
OyERNAN AssEssMENT.-The assess
ment Of 81 per share just levlea ~ tITIv
Nft,;,~ ms Is O.llClaily