Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-06-28

SAINT PATRIcX's ScHooL.-Resalt OF
the examination in geography. gram
mar, photography and history, the fol-
lowing made over 90 per cent: NJ. E.
Buckley, +. Field. 7. Harris, ID. Quill,
VIM, L. Hill. J.. Cavaraugh, VIM.
TAYLOR, VIM. McDaid. Geo. Dedrick,
Mollie O'Counell. Julia keneaiy,
Katy Buckley, Annie Burke. Annie
Gray, Mary Linis. Nellie Daley, Mary
Moran, Nora Mclaughlin. In arith-
metic-T. Field, 81 per cent: NJ: b..
Buckley 9G. Il. Harris 96, VIM. Nc
Daid 90. Mensuration-r. Field %,
NJ. +. Buckley 9S. L. Harris DC, VIM.
McDaid %, ID. Quill 81. In algebra
and geometry. the following had over
90 per cent: L. Field. NJ. L. Buckley,
T.. Harris. d. Quill. William +.
Hill. In Spanish-Mollie OConneli
90, KATY Buckley 90, VI. L. Buckley 81,
Il. Field %. w. +. Hill %, VIM. Nc
Daid 81. Roll Of Honor for the term
katy Buckley. Annie Burke, Julia
Kenealy. Nora Mclaughlin, Mary Mo-
ran. Nora Sullivan. Mollie O'Connell'
Annie Gray, Nellie Daley, w. 4.
Buckley, ID. Quill, L. Field, I. Har-
ris, John Cavanaugh, Vim. f.. Hill.
VIM. Taylor, VIM. Broad, p. Field.
John f. McCarty, p. IL. Buckley.
SUNDAY SCHOOL PIcSIc.-ro-day the
Episcopal Sunday Schools of Virgin
ia City and Gold Hill united in hold
inc n picnic at the Hildebrand Pleas
ure. Gardens. All OF Jake whites
extra buses were chartered TO convey
the Gold Hill youngsters to the picnic
grounds. The procession, as it passed
I'm Main street, presented quite a lot
mldable appearances. The children
we're well provided for In respect 70
eatables, a large wagon loaded with
commissary stores bringing up the
rear OF the procession. The man with
the flying horses pitched MS tent OH
the grounds aud reaped quite a mar
vest, by giving the young people un
opportunity to ride on MS swirl
chargers.
RETURNED FROM THEIR WANDER
ISGs.-L Lew Goodman, n corpulent,
large-hearted frontiersman. and Steve
ellis, Of the editorial staff Of the En-
terprise, halted n few moments to-day
in front Of our office, having just re-
turned from an extended prospecting
expedition in the northern portion oi
the State. They had very good luck
In their hunt for precious metals. and
exhibited some very fine specimens Of
gold and silver quartz. The counte'
thn hnll nrn.na.fnr. WAR.
considerably bronzed by exposure Il
the sun. and exhibited that healthy ap
pearance begotten by outdoor life. w,
forgot to inquire whether we wer,
located in any Of their newly diseov
cred claims.
JUSTICE WRIGur's CouET.-Fhe OIL!
criminal case which occupied the at
tention of Justice Wright's Court to
day was that OF a man arrested bl
officer Putnam for an assault upon
waiter ut a restaurant. lt appeared
from the testimony taken In the cas-
that the defendant broke some crock
cry over the walters head. The bel
ligereut boarder stated. in eNtenuatioI
OF his evil behavior, that the plaintlf
-
made up faces at him, and that he lth'
defendantl took occasion to reprov'
him for his familiar department in :
good natured way by breaking n sauceI
over his head. The aSgressor. aftel
paying his fine promptly, was allowed
10 go OH his way rejoicing.
RENovArED.-The well-known an(
popular Adriatie Saloon, C street, Vir
ginia. has been thoroughly renovated
and fitted up in elegant style in an,
ticipation OF the 4th of July. Henri,
Stephens. the proprietor. Is n genera
favorite. and his establishment is wei
patronized by the public. The Stephen
Brothers and Frank Edwards make
very strong team, and have q host @
friends.