Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-06-04

CRowx PoINr.-At the annual cleo
ton Of the Crown Point Mining Com
pany held at San Francisco on Monday
last, the following Trustees were
elected j. ID. Fry, b. Peart, Robert
Sherwood, William Kokl, and j. A.
Pritchard; C. Elliot, Secretary. and
Samuel Jones, superintendent. Ac-
cordlng TO the report Of the Secretary
for the past fiscal year. we condense
the following items: There was 1876.
500 tons Of ore crushed, yielding So
al, $50. The total receipts. including
a cash balance Of S6i4,507 on hand
Nav |, 1872. were $7.l05.699. Divi-
bends were paid to stockholders to the
amount Of S2.lS0,0O0, leaving a cash
balance on hand May l. 1873, Of
Sl.S73. SOL other assets. 260,353; no
liabilities. The proportion Of gold In
the bullion vas $i.2Sl.2S4 silver, 80.
$50, S99. The average OF gross yieia
for the year was SIC 80 per ton, but In
the last two months the average OF the
18th level WAS over SSO. The cost OF
mining the ore is s. 63 per ton OF
working. FL a, making $50 81 per
ton.
UuLuoRS's DrREcroRY.-From J. F.
Uhlhorn, author and compiler, we
have received a copy Of his valuable
Directory. which we made casual men
ton OF a few days ago. 1t is entitled
the Virginia aud Truckes Railroad
Directory for 1874" and embraces a
General directory Of residents OF Viz
Sinis City, Gold Hill. Silver City,
DAYTON. Carson, Franktown. Washoe
CITY and Reno, together with q onsi-
ness directory and an appendix. giving
statistics of the State aud the counties
of Storey. Lyon, Ormsby and Washoe.
Pretty much anything anybody wants
TO know about this section and It's PEG,
nile can be found In this excellent and
reliable Directory. No business maj
should be without It. and 1t should be
found in every hotel and similar puo-
lie place.
IxronrASr TO ToURisrs.-The old
Glenbrook House. at Lake Tahoe, has
been reopcned under the management
of IL. NJ. vesey. of Virginia City;
Everybody knows Uncle Horace anu
he in turn knows how to keep a hotel.
Persons leaving Virginia or Gold H'iI'
on the morning passenger TRAM can
arrive at Glenbrook at l:3O p. NJ, after
enjoying an exhilaratinS and appatiz-
ing ride up the mountain in one OF
Benten's Stages, which run regularly
between Carson and Glenbrook. For
excursionists, there are innumeraole
attractions about the Glenbrook, ahd
one of these days We expect TO treat
ourself, wife aud little ones, to a trip
to that delightful locality.
MIKE McCLusKEY.-Fhis jolly son Of
old Menus, after a prolonged absence
In the Phoebe region, returned to his
old Comstoek haunts yesterday morn
inc. and we had the pleasure OF squcez-
inc his friendly hand n time or two
last evening at Virginia. Mike looks
inst "a healthy and handsome rs ever.
.nd has moro old friends To shake
hands with in this section than mo,t
neople have. He threatened 70 'i'i'
Gold Hill to-day. Gibson or far'inahi
will treat him to II OF those ne
nortors CobbIers." Mike used to Do &c
famed for connecting.
PprR's OPERA HoUsE.-The grano
historical play of Elizabeth" was re-
peated at Piper's Opera House las
evening, to n large and select audi
ence. The play was placed upon tht
stage in better style than ever, ano
gave unlimited satisfaction. MARIE
Antoinette" Il announced for this
evening. and will undoubtedly draw .
full house. Tomorrow THURSDAY
night Macbeth" will be performed
Our readers will bear In mind that to
night is the last night but n OF the
present dramatic season.
BUSINESS ESrERrRIsE.-L. B. Fran
kel, Main street, Gold Hill, Il doing
lively business In the grocery and pro
vision line ; his delivery wagon is KEEP
on the 60 from morning till night
This morning w noticed 40 sacks o
new California potatoes piled up II
front of his store ; yesterday 50 boxe
of fresh California eggs were also re
csiyed at the same establishment.