Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-10-30

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property. brought out grindstone
from n hardware store. The offices Of
the Nevada State Journal and Reno
| Crescent were among the buildings
which were burned.
The CELEBRATION To MoRRow.-To-
morrow, according to published an
nouncemcnt and programme, the first
celebration of the admission OF Nevada
into the Union as a State will be celc-
brsted in proper style by the Pacific
Coast Pioneers of Nevada. The pro-
rrammc for the occasion, as we have
heretofore announced, will consist OF a
procession from the hall OF the asso-
citation at Virginia to Gold Hill, pass
Ing down Main street, and returning
10 Miners Union Hall, where the old
bows will find liquid ~invigorants and n
bountiful collation.. There will also
be an Grafton and other exercises
appropriate to the occasion, which
all will enjoy after their good
old style. In the evening at odd
Fellows Hall In Virginia City. oy
way Of proper windup to the occa-
sion, a grand ball will DO given, to be
participated in not only by all the
members Of the association, but by all
their friends who feel that It Is good
TO be there. The supper will consti-
tute q peculiarly Interesting feature,
it not being served up all at one time
for everybody to scramble after, but
continuing all night, so that a person
can eat when, rs much, or rs often a
he sees tit, at no extra cost. The Ia
dies are all invited also OH similar
terms. each gent being privileged to
bring as many lady partners rs ne
chooses without extra cost. CLAUS
Becker of Silver City says he Is going
to bring ~eleven.l
PIrER's OrERA HoUsE.-The play
of "Uncle Toms Cabin was repro
duced ut the Opera House last night
to a large, fashionable and apprecia-
tive audience. Miss Laura Alberta
again won laurels for herself in her
in%initablc ~personation Of ropsy. The
balance of the company enacted their
several parts in excellent style and to
the satisfaction Of the audience. To-
night the highly successful and ron All
tic drama "Out Mt Sea-" will be pro-
duced, Miss Laura Alberta PERSONAL
ing Rick, "a boy rs Is a boy" with a
number Of her delightful banjo solos,
songs, dances, etc., which OF them
selves are alone worth the price OF ad-
mission. A grand matinee Will De
given on Saturday afternoon, on which
occasion Miss Alberta will take a
benefit.
FLAGS AND CANNoN.-To-morrow all
who desire to do honor to the first eel
ebration of the anniversary Of the adj
mission of our young and thriving
silver State into the Union, will hoist
their flags IL they have any, ora pole
to raise them on. Let the bunting
float to breeze OH that glorious day.
General Grant" the big cannon
mounted on Fort Homestead, will
belch forth plenty Of Eliminating
thunder from his throat, and the eel
ebrating Pioneers and their frlenaS
will enjoy a hilarious holiday.
MurrARy.-The Emmett Guard are
negotiating for and will probably OBJ
tain for an armory the splendid hall
constituting the second story Of the
Root building. Notwithstanding the
fact that they were burned out at the
late contlagration in Virginia City, the
company are N n sound financial bs-
sis, and do not owe n quarter OF a dol
lar. They have ordered new uniforms,
aud have expended $l,l50 for coats
aloae. Their new hats, which have
been ordered from New York, Will be
made regulation style.
CONVICTED OF ARsoN.-Louls Houck,
Deputy Sheriff of White Pine, and for
merly an old resident Of Gold Hill, ar
rived In Carson yesterday morning,
having in charge Alexander Conn,
we'll known in both Gold Hill and Viz
rinla, who was found guilty Of setting
the fire that destroyed tile town Of
Hamilton some time last Summer.
ANKLE BRoxEN.-A man by the
name Of Edward Mccarthy, II Of the
Virginia and Truckce Railroad hands.
| while assisting in unloading a car load
Of heavy timbers at the Bclcher works
| about liz o'clock A. NJ. to-day, hau
| his right ankle badly smashed by being
| caught between two Of the timbers.
Foor-RAcE OrF.-Thc f~oot-race be-
tween johnson and Gilpin, announced
| to take place on the Divide yesterday
afternoon. did not occur, owing to the
fact that Gilpin's portion Of the stake
money was attached BY Mr.. Augustine
of Silver City.
srocxs.-There was a considerable
falling of in the price OF stocks to-day
The number Of shares sold showed a
FOOD deal of shrinkage as compared
With yesterday.
ASSESSMENT LEVIED. Tho Plctou
Mining Company have levied an as
sessment of twenty-five cents per
share. See official notice In another
column.
Trocr-We noticed in market to-
day a fine lot of Pyramid Lake trout.
Losr.-Read the advertisement Of
gold buckle lost under head Of New
To-day"
TIE weather today has bee decid-