Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-11-06

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the rolls Of homer Of Grammar and h-
tsrmsdists and Primary Departments Of
Gold Hill Public Schools for October:
| Grammar School, A Class-wulis Mo
oil, Louie CASTOR. B Class-Lixxis
Greenwood. Fannie Robinson Willie
Randall. G Class-Lilly Kselsy, Clara
Smith, Cassie Lawman, Bsauvstts VIM
tsrbausr, James lfcAfartin. Mary Fav-
cstt, Leo Gasten, Leonard Lichtsn-
berger and Isaac Shard. Intsrmsdiats
Department, A Class-Mary Chigvid-
don, Annie Aludd, Fannie West. Minnie
Rison, Hattis Hall. B Class-Emma
| wintsrbauer. Primary Department
Lizzie Mudd. Lizzie Marks, Graos Ran
dali, Grant Marsh, Robert Thurman,
| Theresa Frankenhimer, Willie DuPrsy,
| Otto S~chosneman, Rachel BloomAsld,
Christie Farwsll, Jasis Mudd. Eadis
Craze. JEFF. Kslton.
Axrrsric.-Kirby. the chisf manipula-
ting artist at the Gold Hill Bank Ex.
change. can get up just . little the bsst
cocktail imaginable. or anything else In
the invigorating beverage line he il
called upon to servo up. The other
day, three men who were on the verge
Of ruin. through the fall In stocks. CON-
cludsd to take q drink and thsn commit
suicide. They saw nothing but ruin
and death before taking that cocktail
that Kirby Compounded for them, but
inside Of fifteen minutes afterwards
their spirits were so much frightened
and revived, that they were able to look
at the stock list more undsrstandingly.
They sold at q heavy loss, bought Gen.
solidatsd Virginia and other good stocks
an . margin. and are now all right, with
plenty Of money.
S-rrrzESBxnos. = The finest, r~ssisst.
and most delicious apples brought from
the orchards OF California are thoss
which ]. G. Belchsr. the old pioneer
apple dealer. In now delivering 10 his
numerous customers throughout vir-
ginia and Gold Hill. Those Spitzen-
bsrgs are M fine u fruit n can be pro-
ducsd anywhere In the world. As to
that matter. however. all varieties Of his
apples are transported in very superior
condition, fresh from his ranch on the
Costumes River. and he delivers them
by the box at the residence Of his Gus
toners. He is prepared TO all orders
for those who desire to lay in their VIM
tors supply. on the most reasonable
terms.
CHOICE OLD Blue GRAxs.-ws have
been favored by the popular nrm Of
Goewy & Co.. importers Of liquors,
San Francisco, with a liberal sample OF
their fine old Kentucky Blue Grass
whisky. II has been fairly tested by
numerous good judges and experts, e.
pecially during the recent whisky fam
Inc. on election day. and pronounced to
be the bsst whisky In the world. Hugh
McCrum. one Of the members Of the
firm Is well knswn in this section. and
calls around occasionally taking orders
from their numerous customers. Gos-
wy & Co are excellent and advantage
ously gentlemen to deal with.
A Coon orrIckR.-Ben Lackey. Chief
Of the Virginia Police. Is proving him.
self a very efficient officer. During the
muddy weather OF late he has devoted
himself most assidiously to the laying
OF cross-walks. and preparing other de-
vices for the comfort Of pedestrians. He
il not at all bashful about handling the
saw and hammer himself, and IL kept 90
h..~ .L.t IL Ia. haxllv t,ra a. hsva his
boots polished. We congratulate the
citizens Of Virginia upon having 80 en-
srgetic an officer.
NEPruSE HosE Rail- To-NIoHr. The
anniversary ball Of Neptune Hose Com
pany No. Q. 1t WILDE remembered, takes
place at National Guard Hall. Virginia. to.
night. The Neptunosh have spared neither
pains nor expense in making their prep
arations for q night Of enjoyment both
for their guests and themselves. The
hall 10 being handsomely decorated In
honor Of the occasion and nothing will
be left undone which can add sclat to
the affair, which promises to DO tho
grand entertainment Of the season.
DANCING ACCIDENT On Tuesday even
ing next Professors Ryder & Schmidt.
the popular teaohsrs Of dancing. will
open their academy at Miners Unisn
Hall, Gold Hill. and continue the sams
every Tuesday evening thereafter during
the season. Tuition, "a per month;
ladies' free. Here. now. is q fns oppor-
tunity to learn the divine accomplish
msnt, the poetry Of motion. after the
most approved style.
COUNTY HosrIArL.-The following In
the report OF ]. W. Van Zandt, physician
and surgeon in charge Of the County
| Hospital, for the month Of October :
| The number Of patients in the Hospital
October lst, 81; admitted during the
month, 90; making a total OF AZ under
his care within the month. OF these "a
have been discharged and one has died.
Number remaining in the Hospital. 10.
Too Nsrsr.-The young people who
frequent the parquet at the Opera
HOUSE on the occasion Of theatrical en-
tefthinniouts, uh'e kVt hvPutasoh W
being exceedingly imPelits. They ore
entirely too dsmopstrative. There II
nothing lost, boys. by being polite and
orderly in all places and on all occa-
sions.
GoSk To SILVER Crrr.-Ths Lewis
Bros. combination troupe passsdthrough
Gold Hill this afternoon snrouts for
Silver City, where they exhibit To-
night.
RETURNS Ynox FIRST WAND, VIRGINIA.
The election returns, First Ward, Viz.
ginia, were made up at half.past eleven
o'clock last night.
FIsH.-Thsrs was q very hns display
Of fish. such as specklsd trout, tom cod
and the like, in our markets to-day.