Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-05-06

PIrER's OPERA lloUsE.-The con-
cert at the Opera House. by Professor
Clark's pupils last night, was largely
attended and was a complete success.
The singing by the young people was
excellent, rejecting credit both upon
themselves and their Instructor. The
May.pols dance, conducted by Prof.
Dan Lyons, was a very Interesting
feature OF the exercises. The ''Soung
Recruits" Ia their song and parade,
acquitted themselves splendidly and
we're the recipients OF frequent and
hearty applause. Tonight there will
be n change OF programme, embracing
seyera. new and highly interesting ex.
e~rclses. Professor Clark has spared
neither pains nor expense In making
the entertainments enjoyable, and We
trust that he will be- favored with IN
other crowded house tonight.
IL q. L. RErREsESTATiyEs.-Ata
meeting OF Virginia Lodge, No. 10,
independent Order Of Odd Fellows,
held evening before last, the following
named Past Grands were elected Rep
resentatiycs TO the X. W. Grand Lodge
Of the State of Nevada, which will
conyene at Odd Fellows Hall, In Viz
rlnia City, on Tuesday, the 2l day OF
June next: j. &. Smith, Il. +. Wal
lace, Albert Hires, 4. ID. Spears, j. 5.
Stout, JOAN >. kanecn. G.. L.. Hawks,
A. q. Mckenzie. j. q. Harrington aud
George +. Ford.
COUNTING STATE MosEy.-The State
Board Of Examiners, says the Nevada
Tribune. made their monthly count OF
moneys In the State Treasury yester-
day. Following Il the result OF the
eonn, In brief: Total coin and coin
vouchers. S55I.S3 u ; total currency
and currency vouchers, S5O.69S 90 ; to-
tai bonds In State School Fund, SlOi,-
600.
ARREsrs.-Three transgressors oil
the law were arrested In Gold Hill
last evening charged with dlsorderly
conduct. one Of them while being
escorted to his room by n member of
the police fsrcc for the purpose oi get
ting some bail money, broke away
from the officer and left for parts un-
known.
EpucATIoSAL.-Tho attendance Of
pupils In tho primary department OF
the Virginia public schools IL so large
nj present that the Board OF school
Trustees contemplate opening u nov
-. -. ..,. IA n snltlDlH room Elll
be obtained.
STEAMER ruAL--Monumental En-
zine Company No. G had their new
steam fire engine out for a trial yeste,'
day msrning. She behaved very nanu'
sen,,ly. throwing a stream of water q
distance Of 80 feet with 50 pounds o.
steam.
Buu.pIso NORTHUMBERLAND. la
via. carpenter at the Crown Point
ri,.. has nearly completed the cree
,io, of n handsome dwsllinS-house,
an th. hill side, q short distance east
OF 81. Patrick's Church.
CouuissIoSEp.-Governor Bradley
yesterday, commissioned b. F. LaeSey'
Of Storey county. as Captain OF tn'
washington Guard, and James smith,
of the same city, rs First Lieu'e'""'
of the said company.
May wEATnIn.-rhere was q 'iish'
fall ot snow In Virginia City aud Colo
Hill this morning. A lew stray niNc'
wars 10 be seen coursing their way
through the air at intervals during the
day.
School CENSUS. - Professor james
Ia, commenced taking tho census o.
the school population OF Gold Hill. liz
Ss. already enrolled the names oil
about 200 children Of school age.
rou,pArIoSs.-rhe worsmen EN-
n,oved In laying the foundation iol
Tho new incline machinery nj the
S'ovn Point hosting works, have
nearly completed their labors.
Iurnovrse.-Th The men who wer'
,x.,,dsd NJ the time Of the late ac'
oIIent In the Yellow Jacket m'"e' an
getting along finely.
Prn,osAL.--Harry Hunter, tram
al,patcher Of the Virginia and irusse,
railroad Company, lett 'o' '"e
night before last.
Fnrieur.-Large quantities o. "e'
ehandise OF every description arf,ve
daily AT tho railroad depot, Colo h''