Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-03-15


FINE ARTs.-At Mallard's store.
South C street, Virginia, can be seen
two large aud finely executed paint
ings from the studio OF II. o. Young
Of New York. One of the pictures is
a representation Of a harvest scene In
San Jose, California. All who have
ever visited that section OF the country
will discover that the artist has
sketched the gnarled oaks. fields OF
waving grain. and other objects pecu-
liar % the country, with remarkable
fidelity. The subject Of the other pic
ture l. West Rock. New Haven. with
West river In the foreground. In this
picture the artist has been very success
hi In his d%elineatlon Of Connecticut
scenery. West Rock possesses consid-
cradle historical interest, from the
| circumstance that, for several months,
| the regicides were concealed In q cav
ern OH Its summit. The cave where
| tile Judges who condemned King
| Charles to death were secreted Is still
pointsd out to the chance visitor. On
n huge bowlaer which forms the key
stone Of the arch has been inscribed,
from time immemorial, the significant
and truthful sentiment, Opposition
To tyrants Is obedience to God" MIR.
Young is meeting with good success 10
New York In his chosen vocation. Ills
pictures are eagerly sought after BY
connoiseurs of art, and command good
prices. His Cascade Lake sold for
h. 600, and several other pictures for
81. 900 each. He Is only In danger Of
being spoiled by adulation.
INTERESTING LEcTURE.-Divine ser
vices will be held at the Methodist
Church tomorrow at ~ p. NJ, when
Mr.. Rightnyer will discourse upon
MANS development through the
Edenic fall" Mrs. Crandall, late oil
San Francisco, will preside at the or.
gan, The public are cordially invited
to attend, The officiating clergyman
is well yersed In theological lore aud
is an earnest. eloquent and effective
speaker. The singing will also be al
interesting feature Of the exercises
We trust that the lecture will be well
attended.
An INcrpENT.-On the arrival Of the
troops at Carson, yesterday morning
a squad OF small boys, evidently with
the intention Of burlesqulng the mill
tary demonstration. made their ap
pearance drawing q dog-csrt contain
Ing n dry goods box. on which was {
~stovepipe surmounted by a Roman
candle. The outfit was labeled "Den
ver's artillery"
yAoRAScY CAsx.-The a 81 Of
young man arrested for yagrancy CAM
up for n hearing in Juctice Wright
Court to-day. It appearing from tn
testimony elected that the defender
was physically unable to labor, tn
, case was dismissed.
PRICE OF FUEL.-We are informed
| by Mr.. Gallagher, II local dealer II
: fuel, that no change has been made II
| the price OF fuel In consequence OF IN
: difficulty experienced In getting team
to haul the same.
Coon TEMpLARs BALI~-We acs
=. noledge the receipts Of eomplimsntar.
. tickets to the Good Tempars Bal
; which takes place at National Guar
Hall. Virginia, on Thursday evening
: March Goth.
sAnsyrELp GUARDs.-The member
; or this company are requested TO a
, sembly at their armory in full uniform
: |. on Monday, March 18th, at o'clock !
n. sharp. See official notice In anotis
column.
: FnEreur.-The receipts Of freight I
3 the railroad depot, Gold Hill, Sine
Yesterday, were as follows: Nine "a
I loads of coal, two OF lumber; three
merchandise and one Of machinery
GAMING LIcEssEs.-The total r
ceipts from the sale Of gaming licens.
: for the quarter ending March slss 10,
!. In Storey County amounted 10 s''f