Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-03-04

Tue CHICAGO RELIEF FuSp-We
have been permitted to make the fol-
lowing extract from n letter dated
Chicago. February %, 1874. 1t throws
some light on the disposition made Of
the so-cslled relief fund. Abiding
to the great lire, II says: "Supplies
came Ia from all sources, but IL was
very hard TO get anything unless m
had influential friends, who had the
handling OF said supplies. OF course
there were thousands OF impostsrs who
were drawing upon them, which made
II necessary TO be particular, and be-
sides, these funds went into the hands
OF leading men who used them for
their own purposes. Men got rich
whs were formerly poor, by handling
the relief funds. There Is nearly u
million Of dsllars OF the same funds
now on hand.
PIrEn's OrERA HoUsE.-rhe Opera
House was filed to OVERLOOKING last
night on the occasion Of the second
presentation Of the delightful play Of
'.Galatea." The piece was well en-
acted and gave general satisfaction.
Miss Rogers In the character OF Gala
tea again fascinated all hearts with her
superb acting. The rest OF the per-
formers, without an exception, aclnit-
ted themselves we'll. The piece will
be presented for the last cline tonight.
Tomorrow Thursday night will be
given Bouclcault's line play entitled
Mimi" written expressly for Misc
Rogers. without doubt it, prsenta-
ton will attract a crowded house.
PALACE CLOTHING SroRE.-We call
attention to the advertisement OF Roos
Brothers. clothing merchants. which
will be found la another column. The
above named firm have renovated their
store and stocked Il with a magnlil-
cent assortment OF clothing. which
they propose to sell ut lower figures
than any other house on the Coast.
Those Of our readers who contem-
plate making any purchases In the
clothing line will do well to give Roo'
Brothers q call.
Roll or HoSoR-rhe following Is
the roll OF honor Of the Divide School,
for the month OF February: Ida
Brewer, Jackson Darst, Willie Doudle-
bee, Lucy Doublebee, Thomas Booth,
Eddie llawly. sam Horne, Julia
Thomas, Annie Thomas. Curtis Strom-
niger, Augusta S~trominscr, Henry
Russell. Pete Russell. Ella Sharp, Net
tie Sharp. Hattie Noble. Eta stokes,
Louisa Louizelle, ;. McCuriy, Harry
wOollcy, George Welsh, James Welsh
and Florence Hicks.
PAr.pAY.-rhe employees OF the
Crown Point and Imperial Mining
COMPANIES were paid oil yesterday,
the men working la tho Yellow Jacket
TODAY. Tomorrow will be payday
at the Belcher. The disbursements
made by the Crown Point Company
for labor amounted this month TO S,2,-
600. The payroll Of the Imperial
Company amounted 10 1900. Yellow
Jacket sl2, 200. Tho Belcher payroll
will foot up $4,000.
HosE. nousE.-Thc new hosc-house
which Is being erected by Liberty En-
CINE Company Is nearly completed. Ii
Is two stories In height. The Com.
pany's hand engine will occupy the
basement story. aud the hose Will be
stored In the upper room. The c1r-
pcntsrs work Is being done by Mr.. X.
II. PIERCE. The cost Of the building
will DO $500.
IsyonuArtoS WANTED. Mrs. Gus
taye Friedlander, of this city, isdesir-
Qua OF information in regard TO the pres
Ont whereabouts OF her husband, Gus
taye Frieilander. who left here about
eight months ago, leaving behind his
wife and three small children. His
wife aud little ones are In destitute
circumstances.
TRAM LATE.-rhe passenger train
from Reno, due here at 0 A. NJ, was
compelled to wait six hours for the
eastern bound train OF the Central
Pacific. aud consequently did not ar.
rive here until IL O'Clock.
The snow drined so badly yes,er.
day on the railroad between the Amer
lean Flat Tunnel and the scales that
the services Of 40 men were required
to keep tho road open.
Jusrlcr wmeur's CouUr.-No Grim
nal business was transacted In Justice
wright's Court to-day.
JOSH Bu.LISGs will deliver a lecture
NJ the Carson Theatre March 18th.
Tnr District Court will DO In session
to. morrow Crhursday) at 10 A