Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-10-03

Roll OF HoNoR.-Tbe following Is
the roll OF honor OF the intermediate
and primary departments of the Gold
Hill Public Schools for the month Of
September: intermediate department,
giving names Of pupils who have at
tanned a standing Of over 90, the maxi
mum being 100: First Class-Jane
Cook. II; Hannie Miller, 9334; vii.
lie Watson. 92ES Frank Redfearn, %
Isaac Sharff. 90. Third Class-Fred
Eagleson. 904. Primary department
Emma Brown, Harry Cotton. Will
lie Fenton, Agnes Gillespie, Martha
James, Lizzie Marks, Maggie Mcl)aid,
Anna Pierce, Eddie Pixley, Joe Thorn.
rs, John Thomas.
For II GOLD HILL SUFrEpER.
The committee Of the Gold Hill
Miners Union for the receipt Of on
tributIons for the relief Of the widows
and orphans Of the miners killed by
the late fire and explosions In the Vel
low Jacket mine. desire to gratefully
acknowledge the receipt OF the fol-
lowing donations: From the en-
ployes Of the Rock Island mill Matt
Caravan, SuerintendeEt. Sill from
l.. Is. Frankel. stock broker. Gold
Hill, $50; from Hayes Il Nevins,
dealers in groceries and provisions,
$40.
JUSTICE wRIaHr's CoURT.-The ex-
animation Of Wilson and Berry,
charged with obtaining money under
false pretenses, vas concluded last
evening. Wilson was held to await
the action Of the Grand Jury, In the
sum Of 1880. In default Of payment,
he was remanded to the County Jail.
Berry was discharged, but was rear
rested upon q charge Of burglary.
His examination. upon the last named
charge, took place this afternoon, and
was not concluded ut the time OF u
going to press.
UrnoIsrEmNG AND FURNITURE. -
John Grant & Co. have opened a fur
niture, upholstering and cabinet max
inc establishment In Fraser's building.
inst above the News office, on Main
street. They are prepared to DO fur
nlture repairing. upholstering and all
other work in their line at short notice
and in the best possible style. They
also buy or sell new or second hand
furniture on commission. Read their
new advertisement in the paper to-day
and give them n call.
MATnsNKrIcAL PUzzLE.-A friend
of ours furnishes us with the follow
ing: How can the nine disets be
placed In 4 vertical column In such a
manner that when footed up. they
shall amount to Just 100? Persons at
tempting the problem are at liberty to
FRANCE q portion OF the figures in the
form Of n vulgar fraction aud to COM
bine the others in any manner they
may desire.
PnEcoctrY.-I.ast night, a lady re-
siding In Virginia City, who has been
married but two months, presented
her liege lord with . bouncing baby,
much to his establishment. Verify,
the fertile soil and genial climate OF
Nevada. yield quick returns to the
hu,bandman. We doubt very much
whether our Sister State, with all her
boastiuy, can eclipse the feat narrated
above.
BUILDING IMPROVEMENTS. l.. Is.
Frankel is building n new two-story
dwelling house alongside the railroad
track, and in the immediate vicinity OF
Fort Homestead Tunnel. The build
ing Is 2ix30, and contains l3 rooms.
we understand that it will be for rent.
The weather to-day has been re-
msrkably pleasant-a sort Of golden
mean. between the extremes Of heat
and cold. At midday the thermone-
ter indicated a temperature OF IS DEG.
in the shade.
PRICE OF FUEL.-Common pine
wood Is retailing at present In Virgin
Ia City and Gold Hill at the rate OF
$l4 per cord. Nut pine Ia worth ZIG.
Coal Is sold at retail for $3.50, BY the
car load, FL.
STREET GRAprNG.-Some excellent
work in the line Of street grading Is
being done on the Divide under the
direction of Town Marshal Kelly.
A Busy Roam. From twenty-eigbt
to thirty trains a day are running
over the Virginia & TTuckce Railroad
at the present time.
A LIVE CoUST.-Among the arrivals
at Virginia City by this mornings
passenger train from Reno. was Count
de Bogia Of Paris.
The old Board Of Trustees Of the
Baltimore Consolidated were re-elect-
ed yesterday afternoon.