Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-06-20
The Gnr.r P,csIc.-The great Pho

III ukkAr flCNIC.-Ane great no
neer Picnic excursion started out in fine
style this morning. Twenty cars left
Virginia. and ten more left Gold Hill. all
densely crowded. Each train rolled OF
gaily with their bands Of music playing.
flags flying. etc., and what few people
were left behind. gathered to see them
of. There were nearly or quito 1000
people on board and other cars waiting
at Carson and other way places joined
the trains as they came along. II GER
tainly is much the largest picnic eIcur-
sion party that ever left Virginia and
Gold Hill. Pretty much everybody
seems to have gone, and even somo
Of the stores are closed. the proprietors
having gone with their families to the
picnic. We found 1t quite difficult to
keep all the employees OF the NEws office
from leaving also. and have to get out
the paper with a considerably reduced
force.
PIrEn's OpEnA HousE.-Fhe benefit
OF Miss Amy Stone last evening was a
fine. well-deserved success, the house
being well crowded in every part, and the
performance passing of smoothly and
to the satisfaction Of all concerned. The
principal play was "wedded. yet no
Wife," Miss Stone personating Stella
Gordon. and supported by a most excel
lent cast. The play is new in this sec
ton, possesses a very pleasing. under
standable plot, and was well received.
AIiss Stone was highly deserving OF this
benefit ovation, and We congratulate her
upon her success. This evening mick
OF the Woods and ..Dodging for a
Wife," two very attractive plays, will
be presented. Miss Amy Stone closes
her engagement shortly. therefore, those
who have not yet seen her should not
lose this chance.
SrsPESsIoS or JUDGMENT AsKED.-It
is with feelings Of the deepest regret
that we refer to the Published report Of
the sudden departure Of George II. Nor
rison. Secretary Of tho Caledonia Min
ing Company, for parts unknown, I'M
der circumstances indicating him to DO
a defaulter. Mr.. Morrison has stood
high in the estimation Of those who
knew him, and by an apparently e1em-
plary life and good conduct, raised
himself high in the good opinion OF the
entire community, and he as well rs his
friends simply ask u suspension OF judy
meni on the part Of the public for the
present. till this matter il properly in
yestigaied. when quite q different face
will be put upon the matter.
DooM.rIcAL.-A number Of young
sters in Gold Hill are deriving a hand
some revenue from the capture Of dogs
whose owners have failed TO comply
with the city ordinance. They receive
twenty-five cents for bringing small dogs
to the calaboose and fifty cents for large
ones.
TuE CRcrs CoMS0.-wilson's great
circus, now ON its way over the noun
tains, will perform at Carson next
Thursday evening. II is said to be by
far the best ever seen on the Pacific
Coast.
HIS CoNprrIoS.-w. J. Fennell, Of
whose injuries mention was made in
Thursdays NEws, Is getting along fine
~. No doubts are entertained in regard
10 his ultimate recovery.
LYON COUNTY TrNn."-This is the
name Of the n.w paper about to
started in Silver City by Frank Kenyon.
Its first issue will be ON July 18th. See
advertisement in another column.
LEcruRks.-Miss sheppard gave a lee
ture Mt DAYTON last evening to a crow i"a
audience. on ''what are w made for,
and what do We live forg" She pro-
poses locturing here shortly.
A. o. H.-Divisions Nos. l and 2, A.
o. H.. are requested to meet at Miners
Union Hall. Gold Hill. this evening at
az o'clock. See official notice in our
advertising columns.
A SroLscrE cough, cold or sore
throat. which might be checked by q
simple remedy, like Browns Bronchial
Troches, IL allowed to progress may re-
suit seriously.
TyL.aRANs.-There are messages in
the Western Union Telegraph office,
Gold Hill, for William Hart and George
W. Brady.