Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-10-11
AND APPROXIMATELY

NEAT AND APPRoPRIATE.-We were
yesterday shown a couple Of very neat
little silver bricks, to be presented this
afternoon to the scholars showing the
greatest and most c~ommendable degree
OF Improvement in the Catholic school
OF Gold Hill. These neat little re-
wards of merit. as might be supposed.
are the gift OF Mr.. Patrick Keys of
Virginia City, who Is becoming quite
noted for a~ppreciative generosity in
that line. Mr.. Keys IS a generous
hearted miner and dear lover Of chill
dren, taking the greatest interest i'm
aginable in their welfare aud educa-
tiopal progress. He has from time to
time for many months past made SINH
lar presents of silver bricks to the varl-
Gus public schools Of Virginia. and in
q few days he proposes doing the same
by the public schools Of Gold Hill.
These precious marks of favor are
highly esteemed by the happy Juvenile
recipients. and have a very beneficial
effect in stimulating them to greater
efforts and exciting emulation TO ex-
Gel. We desire to make especial men,
ton and explanation OF his kind pecu-
liarity at the present time, as WE nn-
derstand he is independent candidate
for County Treasurer, and It would De
very unkind In any oue to charge him
with political motives In his little Sill
yer presents to the good scholars.
The GRAND REPUBLICAN RALLY To-
NIoHr.-This evening, In order to APP
p~reciatiyely ratify and approve Of the
recent signal victories In Pennsylvania
and other States, the loyal Republic
cans of Storey county are going to
have n grand rally ut Nirgiaia City
one of the old kind such rs we used TO
have four and eight years ago. The
Gold Hill clubs will assemble at Z
O'Clock ut Miners Union Hall, with
lanterns, trausparencies and other
equipments and paraphernalia. and
headed by a band Of music, Will march
TO virginia. They will be met by the
Virginia Clubs. and the grand process
sion will pass through tho principal
streets to the speakers stand. where
the assemblage is to be addressed by
l.. 5. Senator James W. Sye, Hon.
Thomas Z. Hawley, candidate for
Justice of the Supreme Court, and 9th
crs. Hon. j. z. Jones was also en-
pected to be present and speak. but We
understand that he cannot. "a he IL
still In San Francisco. Rally around
the old flag, everybody. laying aside
ali local issues. Grants what's the
matter now.
SUCCESSFUL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. two
or three years ago, says the Carson
appeal. Mr.. G. W. G. Ferris, an ener-
setic citizen of this town, conceived
the idea of trying the experiment OF
shipping forest and other trees from
the East and transplanting them here.
His first shipment was a car load from
Illinois and we think some from New
York, consisting Of beech. soft and
hard maple. hickory. chestnut. black
walnut, elm, and some other forest and
4 large number and variety OF FRUIT
trees. OF the forest species he has sold
many that are doing splendidly where
they have had q fair trial. out those nc
retained he has given such care rs the
particular species require, aud they
seem TO do better and grow more
thrifty than In their own country. Mr..
F. has 4 splendid nursery. containing
many thousand fruit, shade and forest
trees, all shipped from the East, some
raised from seeds from the saule source,
and the successful raising VI these trees
has ceased to be al experiment with
him, being reduced to an absolute sue
cess.
ATTENTION, GOLD HrLL.-Members
of the Gold Hill First and Second
Ward Grant and Wilson Clubs are re-
,u.s,ed TO meet at Miners Union Hall
this eyeDlug at Z o'clock, sharp, In
order 10 fall Into line aud march to the
Grand Republican reunion at Virginia.
Come equipped. and prepared to march
70 the music Of the Union. Rally,
boys, rally!
C,sscS MrSr.-The total amount OF
mixed bullion, gold and silver, received
at tina Carson Branch Mint, yesterday,
r,s II. 1888 ounces, S,3lS ounces OF
which was sent In from the Conistoek
lode for gold and silver coinage. Inc
balance, S.44S ounces, came iroTi the
Crown Point mine, Gold HILL lot
melting aud assay.
srsAxsoAr. - The railroad depot
buildings at Steamboat Springs are
n.;n1 torn down and removed, not
bein1 needed there any more. The
-snrisite building for a station will
still be kept there for the aecommooa-
ton Of the business Of that vicinity.