Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-05-19
RAnnLIye. Saturday evening, in

company with Mr. Buckmaster. .
youthful and sedate typo connected
with this office, We made another trip
to Reno. The town, decked out In its
holiday attire, presents at the present
time a very handsome appearance.
The Remedies, as a general thing, have
been very successful In the cultivation
Of ornamental trees, shrubbery, grass
es and flowers. The shade trees, which
have been set out In various portions
OF the town, are leaved out very hand
somely. Some idea OF the fertility OF
the Reno soil can DO formed from the
fact that the clover which adorns the
premises Of several hortlcnlturalists
Is already q foot in hight. The
town, this Spring, Is wearing q moro
prosperous look than ever before.
Numerous building enterprises have
been projected. D.. A. Bender q Co.
are putting up q fine brick building,
which will be used as a banking house.
Mr.. Storey, a London barrister, who
was sent out here to look after the Inter-
ests Of the English stockholders In the
Nevada Mill and Land Company. has
some sort Of settlement Of the COM
pany's affairs. and nov offers the Reno
Reduction Works either for sale or
rent. On Sunday morning we at
tended the Episcopal services which
were conducted by Rev. Mr.. Lucas, a
young clergyman lately imported from
the East. The services, which were
of an interesting character, were some-
what marred BY being too lengthy.
The trout are still running up stream
and the Indians are making sad havoc
among them with grab hooks. Cham
berlain, the popular proprietor Of the
Railroad Hotel, Is laid up withra Sc
we're attack of secondary epizootic.
Buckmaster spent most Of his leisure
time among the foothills collecting
bouquet of wild flowers for his girl.
At u ranch about a mile west OF town,
we we're very handsomely enter
tanned by Mr.. Award, an old TYPO. and
and his charming nieces May ny
and Nellie LIE.
Pliers OPERA HoUsE.-Last even
ing the Chapman Sisters gave their
farewell entertainment at PipeI's OPP
era House. A tolerably fair audience
were in attendance and the perform
ance gave un bounded satisfaction.
This morning the company took their
departure for Carson, at which place
they are announced to give their first
entertainment this evening. The next
attraction at Piper's Opera House will
be Mrs. D. p. Bowers, who 10 q very
superior actress. She will be support
ed by n first-class dramatic company.
Owing to the fact that Manager Piper
has been TO n heavy expense In secur-
ing the company, he will be compelled
TO charge extra for reserved seats.
The company will give their enter
tainment sometime next week.
GOLD HILL. GLEK CLUB.-A dslcga-
ton from the God Hill Glse Club Put
In an appearance at the Sutro Saloon.
C street, Virginia, last evening, and
sang some eXquisitely beautlfu! bal
lads. An immense crowd OF people
congregated about the Saloon II
seemed never to grow weary OF listen
ing to the vocal entertainment, which
was, to say the least, a most excellent
one
IN DEMAXD.-Thirty portable Bah
cock Fire Extingulshers have been or
dered for use at the Crown Point mine.
Mr.. Murdoch, agent for the Pacific
Coast, has also contracted to furnish
the people of Silver with q truck and
two large sized fire extinguishers. He
will shortly make 4 trial OF the extin-
cuisher in that town.
VIcTrMIzEp.-Dr. Brewer, . homeo-
pathic physician residing In Reno,
while making trip to Chicago. last
week, tried his luck at a three-card
monte game and lost $500, together
with a gold watch.
DEATH OF Mrs. JANEs.-The many
friends Of Mrs. James, wife Of l. E.
James, civil engineer, will be pained
to learn Of her death, which occurred
at San Jose on Saturday evening last,
at 0 o'clock.
GONE EAsT.-Mr. E. D. Davies, Of
ventriloqulstio notoriety, took his de-
parture for New York by last even
ing's train, in answer to a telegram
stating that his wife was dangerously
Ill.
GOLD Hull. MINERS USIoN.-Mem-
beers of this Union are requested to
meet at their Hall this evening, at ~
O'Clock. sharp, In order to receive the
Virginia Miners Union.
ARRvEp.-Yesterday five carloads
OF iron pipe. consigned to the Virginia
and Gold Hill Water Company, were
unloaded at the Lake View House,
Washoe Valley.
New LANpI.oRD.-Mr. Lake, pro-
prictor Of the Lake House, Reno, has
leased his hotel to Mr.. j. Knox, who
entered upon his duties as landlord
this morning.
WHITE HERCULES POWDER. - This
blasting powder has lately been intro