Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-04-28
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GRAsp ANN1yEHsARY

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GRAND ANNIvEnsARY BAIL.-On
Thursday evening next, it will be borne
In mind a grand anniversary ball Is to
be given at Pipers' Opera House, by
the Virginia Fire Department, in aid
Of the iirsmen's charitable fund. The
various committees having the matter
In charge are composed of, the princi-
pal citizens Of Storey County most Of
whom have been closely Unidentified
with the Fire Department of Virginia.
since It's organization and whose SYM
psthies are strongly enlisted In favor
Of sick and disabled iiremen. Each
one Of the fire companies in Virginia
City. Ia capable Of getting up a splen-
did ball on its own hook and when all
combine, having a m%eritorious object
In view, as In the present case, We
shall expect to see an entertainment
Of which In point OF numbers and gem
eral excellence, our Virginia neighbors
may we'll have reason TO he proud. The
music for the occasion will be furnished
by Russ Ingraham's Band. Tickets
for the ball will be furnished at the
moderate price of % each.
INTERESTING TO THE LADIES. Mrs.
Fanny Mayer, proprietrcss OF the
Ladies' Emporium OF Fashion, oppo-
site the International Hotel, Virginia
CITY, has just opened out a large and
weil.selected stock Of millinery goods,
consisting in part of fancy straw goods
and ladies' and children's hats and
bonnets Of the following styles: Flo
rian. Judlc, Lutln, Lucrece, Neapoli-
tan, Flora. Azire, Montespau, Marco
line, Blanche, Emma. etc. All Of the
goods enumerated above were selected
personally by Mrs. Mayer, who has the
reputation Of being one OF tho mort
accomplished milliners on the COST.
Give her n call and examine her mag
niticent assortment Of hats. See ad-
yertisement in another column.
A VALUABLE DISCOVERY Those
who have had tho misfortune to be-
come bald need not grieve over the
matter, as the hair a be made 70
grow again In places where 1t has fal-
leu out by a proper use Of the "Briney
Root Hair RenoVator." The efficiency
Of this celebrated hair restorative Is
ysuched for by a number OF prominent
citizens OF Virginia City n Goid
Hill. 1t Is kept for sale at III Phiia-
delphia Brewery depot, Bloomheid's
cigar store and the Columbus Brew
ery. Gold Hill, and also at the st.
I,ouis Brewery, Virginia City. See
Mitchell 81 wittmann's advertisement
under the head Of New To-Day
RA,nnoAp AFrArRs.-rhe two pas
senger coaches which used to be at
tached to the morning and evening
trains between Virginia City and Gar,
son are now running on the Carson II
Reno division, OF the virginia anu
Truckee Railroad. Two freight rams
per day, each way, are now oelhg run
over that portion OF the road. IL Is
expeeted that during the Summer
months the company will DO COM
nailed to u an extra train between
Virginia City and Reno, to accomo
date the fruit business. which IS assum
ing large proportions from day 70 dsy'
AGRArIrYINa FAcr.-Our little min
ing community of Gold Hill produces
more wealth every month than any
town Of IL, size In the United States or
nsrbans In the known world. The ore
pee.aas,p, ~ two mines alone Grown
Point and Belcher) amounts 10 tne
enormous sum Of 81. 900, 900 per month,
and still We are not proud. Is
Fon Towx TRRAsURER.--John wade,
of the firm Of Wade .& Baglin' Is an
nounced to-day, by card in our adrer-
,jsino columns, as candidate for D
o6ics of Town Treasurer OF Gold hui
at the coming election. MI. Maue -
ono Of n worthiest citizens. anu
should he be elected will I'LL the ONCE
ably and creditably.
STRAWBERRIES should not be eaten
with milk for the reason that the acid
with which the berries arc so plenti-
fully charged curdles the milk almost
ma soon "a a rennet. and II apt to pro-
auce sou. 10 10 used along with straw
berries is port wine.
PnRcAuTIoS AGAINST FrRE.-Anum-
~ workmen under charge OF Town
Marshal Berry are engaged to day In
making a thorough examination Q, tue
nam s .rsIn.s any depletion OF the
Town reservoir BY leakage OF the pipes
ORE su1rArxr.-Yesteriay lob car
Loads of ore were sent by rail from
coms,ocr mines to the various
. ms,s IN tbis vicinity. The ore was dis
tribued a. follows: Eureka; y ear
loads; Vivian. 8; Mexican. LIZ SA 81.
ago, 10; Morgan, .; bruln '
Franklin, S; Nevada o