Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-10-04

Mr.. Wilkie as "Elvino" and Mr..
Gottschalk as "Rodolpho." The en-
t~ertalnment taken all In all will be
one of the finest ever given In Virgin
In, and we shall expect to see the
Opera House filled to overfiowing To-
night.
The GREAT CLOTHING HOUSE OF BAN
NER BRoruERs.-In another column
our readers will find an important
manifesto from the famous clothing
house of Banner Brothers. They an-
nounce that in the future, as In the
past, they will continue to make war
upon high prices, and at the same time
they propose to furnish their customers
with the best and most fashionable
clothing to be obtained anywhere OH
the coast. They have extraordinary
facilities for selling their goods at bed
rock prices, owing to the fact that they
manufacture the same themselves, aud
that, too, out of the very best material.
They have stocked their large store OH
the corner of Taylor and Z streets,
Virginia, with an immense assortment
of Fall and Winter goods, which they
propose to sell at prices defying COM
petition. Give them a call.
BEING Torn DowN.-The old Saw
age office, In Virginia City, whose
walls, distigured with seams and
cracks. have for years maintained any
thing but a vertical position, owing to
the settling Of the ground underneath
the foundation walls, Is now being
torn down, aud we understand will be
replaced by n substantial wooden
structure. Arrangements will DE
made so that IL the ground continues
to settle. the building can still be kept
on a level position by means Of jack
screws. The Superintendent or other
person occupying the new building
will be provided with a spirit level,
and will be expected to take frequent
observations, and perhaps give the
jack-screws a few turns every morning
before breakfast.
CARsoN MINr.-The total amount
of mixed bullion. gold and silver, re-
celved at the Carson Mint yesterday.
says the Appeal, was l,l97 pounds,
sent from mills on Carson river to the
Mint for melting and assaying. On
the same day the Cashier OF the Mint
delivered to Wells, Fargo u Co., Car
son, six unparted bars Of gold and
silver, weighing together Col pounds.
and worth the sum Of $2l.0 70. The
bars are the property Of the Crown
Point mine. Gold Hill, Nevada, and
order are directed to the Bank or
London and San Francisco tLimitedl.
The Cashier also delivered to depos-
i,ors of bullion the sum $25. 900 In gold
coins and trade dollars, In return for
bullion deposited for coinage.
INTERESTING Book. - James Will
llams, a colored man, Is ~canvassing
Gold Hill and Virginia at the present
time tor the sale OF q book, compris-
ing his life and adventures while a
slave at the South, his escape from
slavery, q full description Of the
underground railroad whereby
said escape was effected, and other
good reading matter 1t Is a neatly
printed pamphlet Of over 100 pages and
we'll worth reading.
SERVICES To-MoRRow. - Religious
services will be held at the hall Of the
Miners Union, b street, Virginia, to-
morrow morning and evening at IL
and 7 o'clock. Bible class at IL n.
Rev. C. L. Fisher, agent Of the Ameri.
can Baptist Home Mission Society Of
New York, will otficiate. Prayer
meeting on Thursday evening at 1880,
at OF South G street. All are Invited.
INFORMANT TO MrNERs.-By refer
to a notice In another column
it will be seen that the miners of this
mining district are requested to meet
Mt Theatre Hall, Gold Hill, on the Sth
of October, for the purpose Of consid-
ering and deciding upon the propriety
of making a change In the mining laws
OF the district, relative to the location
of mining claims.
CONDITION OF Mr.. STUTMDoE's
CHILD young child. who was
accidentally shot yesterday, Is still
alive. We learn from DR.. Manson
that its condition IA still a critical one,
and that there Is nothing encouraging
to report as regards Its present symp-
toms.
DIVIDEND DEcLARED.-Ata meeting
of the directors of the Belcller Mining
Company held In San Francisco to-
day. a dividend OF % per share was
declared upon the capital stock Of the
company, aggregating $4,000. The
same being payable October 10th.
CELEnRArroN.-The Pacific Coast
Pioneers will celebrate the admission
of Nevada into the Union on the LIST
OF November next, on which occasion
they will have a grand parade, con-
Guiding with ~ evening t~erpsechorean
entertainment.
FOUNDATION MATERAL--The Gale
donia Mining Company arc hauling
rock from Mt. Davidson, to be used In
building a foundation for their new
machinery.
SERVICES Observation-Disclosures SER
vice will be held Mt st. Johns Church.
Gold Hill, tomorrow Sunday at ~
p. NJ, Rev. Mr.. Eastman officiating.
All are invited. Sunday School at l:3O
NJ.
REIlarou,.-Rev. Mr.. McGrath will
In Odd Fellows New Hall.
Virginia City, tomorrow Sunday
evening at ~ o'clock. Seats free ; all
are invited.
NJ. f. CHURCH, GOLD HrLL"-Divine
services will be held at this church to-
Sunday at ~ =. NJ, BY the
pastor, Rev. Mi. Jennings.
p,oop. SCARS n HArR.-When n. r
-. .on l-,o,rn and very DODnlar Gold