Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-04-25

NEW OMSBusEs.-we are Informed
that three new buses. manufactured
for Jake White. the enterprising pro-
pristor Of the Virginia & Gold Hill
bus line. were shipped from New
York on the Cd instant. and will shortly
arrive a. Reno. They were w~ay-billed
for Sacramento. but We understand
that permission has been granted BY
the General Freight Agent Of the G. p.
company to take them of the cars at
Reno. Upon the arrival OF these re-
endorsements to his rolling stock Jake
will have three buses running between
Virginia City and Gold Hill at all
hours Of the day.
CoLUMBo RESTAURANT Whitman
& Karst, the former proprietors of the
Columbo Restaurant, situated . doors
below Liberty Engine House, Main
street, Gold Hill. have dissolved part
nership. The restaurant business will
hereafter be carried on by Nicholas
Karst, who will collect all dues and
pay all debts Of the firm. ANY person
patronizing this eating establishment
will be sure to get a good square meal.
Mr.. karst, the proprietor, Is thorough
going business man. and will do every
thing In his power to please his custo-
mers. See advertisement.
OMAHA LorrERY.-Mi. Searles, gen
eral Agent Of the Omaha Lottery for
the Pacific coast. received the follow
ing telegram from Omaha yesterday:
OMAHA. April 81.
W. A. SEARL.Es - Omaha Lottery
black-mallers' derogatory reports, re-
futed. Integrity of Manager sustained.
Drawing positively May Goth.
b. n. BEEpE.
Late Asst. Paymaster, US 4.
Mr.. Beede Is a prominent and we'll
known business man In Omaha. and Is
In no way connected with the lottery
scheme.
ARmvAL.-On board the 10 O'Clock
train from Carson this morning. we
noticed eight emigrants who have just
arrived from their native country.
Switzerland. Their destination was
Virginia City. Their quaint costume,
with its preponderance Of velvet, pre-
sented quite n grotesque appearance.
We expect there was Il heap OF TALK,
demolition Of "pretzels and quafting of
beer" at Jacob Riem's Saloon. on the
arrival Of these people from the land
OF William Tell.
OpurEp.-Our worthy chief editor,
by some blunder of luck. won that
splendid log-cabin quilt which was PUT
up at rattle Tor $50 by a Gold Hill LADY,
he holding ticket No. 10. He received
hi. prize Yesterday, and this afternoon
he Is wandering through the furniture
stores up at Virginia, looking Thought
fully at double bedsteads. That gor-
geous bedquilt will get him Into a
scrape yet.
SOMETHING TO WEAR.-M. F. Wal
Ter. has just returned from San Fran
c,sco with a splendid stock Of Spring
and Summer goods, consisting OF dress
and business suits, boys clothing. FUR
nishine goods. hats. boots, shoes,
trunks. ETC., which he offers at New
York prices. 1t Is currently reported
that he sells the most stylish suits, ut
astonishing low prices. Call II ex-
anime his new stock Of goods.
INDIANS LEAv1No.-We learn from
4 gentleman, residing near the Indian
csmpoody, OH tho Divide, that during
the mast four or five days, a number OF
Young braves mounted, aud equipped
with guns. have left for parts unknown.
It Is barely possible that they may
have been infected with q war
spirit and have gone to join their
Modoc brethren.
TEACHERS ExAMISATioN.-At seven
o'clock to- morrow evening, In accord
ancs with previous announcement, an
examination OF persons desiring teach
ers' certificates will be held at Mark
Loyely's dwellinS-house, situated on
L street, Virginia, between the THIRD
Ward School.houss and the old passeh-
ger depot OF the Virginia and Truckee
Railroad Company
RnrrrrrSo.-Ferrcnd's splendid sa-
loon, which is closed for repairs, Is be-
ing reitted in even more elegant II
costly style than before. IL will re-
open again shortly. and doubtless With
an increased run OF custom. There arc
few finer saloons OH the Pacific coast
than Ferrend's was and is to be.
ProSEERs.-At a meeting Of the Pa
cifc Coast Pioneers, held in Virginia
City, last evening. five new members
were initiated. The association also
adopted 4 regalia. to be worn by the
members when turning out upon the
Fourth of July and other national
holidays.
TuprrY.-F. W. Fratt, who came
nm from Sacramento this morning. for
tb. purpose OF being present at the
dedication OF the new Odd Fellows
Hall. in Virginia City, says That the
harley r O In the Sacramento valley,
is nearly four feet high.
DAYTON PUBLIC ScHooL.-We learn
that the Dayton Public School Is IN a
yery prosperous condition. Over 50
pupils are in attendance. II schooI
il under the charge OF Miss orSa
Principal, with Miss Leslie rs al as
sistant.
KELSEY MrLL.-The Kelsey mill, In
Silver City, which has been lying IDLE
for the past year. will start up on sun,
day next. 1t will probably be supplied
with ore from the Belcher mine.
PKRsoYAL.-James Hickey, who tor
a long time was employed as a COM
position upon the Enterprise. is sticking
type, at present, In the office Of the
Eureka Sentinel.
RKrAISTED.-The roof of the I'M
perial-E Empire Hosting Works Is be-
Ing treated to q fresh coat Of fire proof
paint.