Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-07-08

luE ONlpg oNAhD
Miners Union Hall was completely
jammed last evening. the occasion being
the literary entertainment given by the
Union Guard, Of Gold Hill. This is a
military company OF Juveniles ranging
from six 10 thirteen years, and belong
ing to st. Pstrict's School, Of which
Prof. Hyde Is Principal. The exercises
consisted OF declamations. recitations,
etc, by members Of the company and
the children connected with the b
Mrs. Patrick and Mr.. Hull, both we'll
known singers in Gold Hill, volunteered
their services, aud contributed greatly to
the success Of the entertainment. Ev-
erything passed OF smoothly. and to
Judge by the frequent manifestations OF
applause. the large audience was intense
ly delighted with the performance. One
Of the most amusing Rotations was that
Of Mrs. Caudle's Lecture" by Miss
Katie Buckley, which was so well rem
dered that the young lady's voice was
continually drowned by the merriment
of the audience. Miss Lizzie and Miss
Katie Shaughnessy rendered their parts
In very fiae style and received merited
applause. Miss Julia A. Kenealy, a
young lady Of great promise, declaimed
"a Nation 0nco Again. and "fonte-
noy." The first piece was received with
wild applause, showing that she had
succeeded in touching the hearts OF her
audience. In F~ontenoy, also, which Is
q most difficult piece 10 render well. she
succeeded in convincing the audience
that the Irish brigade immortalzed itself
nj that celebrated battle. Among the
men who did astonishingly wen
were p. j. Field. Andrew Hyde, Wm. L.
Hin, George Dockery. John Blake, jas.
McDaid. Vim. Nelson. James Sheehan.
p. Lssry. Robert DAILY, Eugene Field
and John Z. McCarty. All that can be
said IL that Gold Hill Is keeping step
In the grand march Of progression. To
Mr.. Patrick, Mr.. Hull and Prof. Little,
A well as TO the young lady speakers,
the Union Guard return their heartfelt
thanks. We heartily congratulate our
Juvenile warriors upon the success oil
this ane public entertainment. and hope
10 hear from them again.
p.oxxxa Assay OyricE.-H. Harris,
tho well known assayer at Silver City, is
n Of the oldest assayers on the Pa
ciao Coast. He wa assayer ut the New
Orleans Mint in 1si7. Mt the San Fran
ri.oo Mint in 1854. and was finally es-
tabbshed in this State in lSGO. such
an extensive assaying experience IN q
businoss. entities him to PERFECTION or
as near II as any one can approach. He
guarantees the perfection OF his assays
ON silver and gold bullion, as also on
ores made upon tho one-ounce OASIS
His charges arc among the most reason
able. and he attends faithfully and
promptly 10 business. See his new ad-
ysrtisement in another column to-day'
Mur,s' SALOON The attention OF
our readers Is called to the advertise
msrt Of the Miners Saloon No. y
south C street, Virginia, which will be
souna An another column. Messrs.
9chmsdeks and James. the propnetors.
Ssen Constantly on hand the very best
of iouors. beer, wines and cigars tney
-. s,.o prepared 10 furnish choice
iunches. Their saloon has been ntted
nm in GOOD style, and Is IN reahty y
,srv comfortable place Of resort. oah
and sample their beverages.
Rrrunx rnosE HAS. BEIS AND
srnn.-Ai participants in the grand
celebration and processionof tho Fourth
On Cola Hill having hats, belts or shirts
- MAR PROCESSION belonging to Yellow
Jsclst Engine Company. No: J. are TO
ors.tsd 40 return them TO the engine
49, ~ The company forthwith. Bee
80 In our advertising columns 70
that effect, and attend to the matter I"
once.
cur,ou FurrvAL.-A grand festival.
On aid Of ST. Johns Church, viii be held
:. Miners Union Hall. Gold Ill., COM
-.,c;,o This evening and lasting three
n;ahss Those who attend may count
.Sr. .rsndipe the evening very agree
sbiy. The ladies. having q matter
charge, viii see to 10 hat no'nins n
undone which can 70 .neo o"
fort or enjoyment OF tho guests
IA. plppr.-The numerous friends
~ Jsts Becker will be pleased to con-
.-,..ulste him after reading the item in
snother column, under the head OF
..births," which we cut from the Keno
Crssoenf Of this morning.
PrasoxAL.-Mrs. Storer, wife Of Col.
T. B. Storer. Of Virginia City, returned
homo from California this morning.
Altar taking q little rest, Mrs. .. pur-
poses paying q visit 10 her relatives In
the far-of East.
NEW ory,cs.-Messrs. Tyrrell 4 Cum
miass. p~ropistOrs Of the Union Foun-
dry. ON the Divide. are erecting q hand
.ome and commodious Office ON the lot