Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-07-08
To Mruso oo,rr1r.. = Parkinson.

official map Of the Comstoek Lode and
contiguous mines and mining claims In
Storey and Lyon counties. win shortly
DO Published under the authority Of the
principal mining Superintendent and Of
the approval Of the United States Sur
veyor General. No Claims will be rep
resented upon this map that have not
been officially surveyed or accurately
described; therefore. parties desirous Of
having their claims properly represented,
viii call at tho Office OF the Surveyor
General. or address 7. d. Parkinson,
civil engineer. at the Office Of the United
States Surveyor General at Virginia
City. The map is to b, given into the
hands Of the Publisher about the FIRST Of
August; therefore. no Claims can be n
tered after that date. This map will
embrace about all that Is desirable or
important 10 know relative to the mines
OF the washoe" section. even inclu-
ding a portion Of Carson River, in or.
der to show relative positions, etc.. and
show the length, breadth and depth Of
tho workings Of the Comstock to the
present time; showing the various shafts.
levels, ore bodies, principal drifts. and
giving also a vast amount of topograph-
ical and general information relative 10
the great lode. It will be the first grand
detailed official map Of the mines OF this
section, and just what has been needed
for years.
PrPER's 0PKRA Hopsx. = There was
a fair attendance at the Opera House
last night, on the occasion Of the last
appearance hut one Of the Coleman Sis
ters. The performance opened with the
beautiful comedy. entitled "Love in
Humble Life" II was placed upon the
stage in excellent style. and gave gene
raj satisfaction. Miss Louise Coleman,
m Carlitz, was immensely pleasing, and
kept the attention Of the audience GEN.
tered upon herself. The young lady
possesses histrionc abilities OF q high or
der, which fact. in addition TO her mu-
sical attainments, makes her q great IA
vorite with our theatre-goers. During
the interlude, the Sisters played some
e1quisitely beautiful airs upon q variety
Of Instruments. Miss Clara's solo ON
tho banjo raised a storm Of applause.
The performance concluded with the
very amusing farce, entitled "The Lit
tie Sentinel" which was enacted In ex-
cellent style. The Coleman Sisters APP
pear for the last time tonight. To-mor-
row night they open at the Carson The
atre. We can assure our friends at the
capital that a rich musical and dramatic
treat Is in store for them.
Brown & TAssELL.-This well-known
and popular firm, keeping the famous
boot and shoe store on South @ street,
Virginia. opposite Smith street, still con-
tinue ON in the even tenor Of their way,
furnishing the very best OF leathern COW
erings for the understandings OF thepeo-
pie. They call the particular and judg-
NAUTICAL attention OF their Gold Hill
friends, as well ms Of everybody else, to
their largo and very superior stock OF
boots and shoes OF every description,
from gents No. 14's down to the dainty
little slippers worn on the pretty foot Of
feminine loyeliness, or the Juvenile shoe
Of infancy. Their stock is first class in
every department, and families a there
and the full range Of their requirements
In that line. Boots and shoes made to
order and repairing neatly done. Read
their new advertisement to-day.
LOCAL OrrroS. Officer Simpson, Of
Virginia City, who returned home yes.
terday morning after a brief sojourn in
California. reports that he struck "Lo-
cal Option" first at Woodbridge. lie
made a number Of attempts to procure
some spiriias 6rmenii, but failed in ev-
cry case. Not anticipating that he would
have any trouble on the score OF fluids,
he left q bottle Of choice old Bourbon
standing in one corner Of the car seat
occupied by himself. He regrets very
much that he did not take that bottle
along with him, and is OF the opinion
that ..LocL Option will bear heavily
upon Nevadans who happen to be caught
out in some Of the small towns in the
interior Of California.
The TuRy.-The following horses will
DO entered for the races at the Virginia
Agricultural Park on Thursday. Friday
and Saturday Of the present week: Trot-
ting horses, Johnny-go-long. Chicken.
Fanny, DIN, Unknown and Rising Sun;
running horses, Bill Hazel, Rafael, Bun
dle-and-go, Leolo, Jordan and Kent;
pecing horses, Mint, Modoc and Tribe.
Pools for the races will DO sold this
evening at Cooley 4 Keelcy's saloon in
Virginia. Tho occasion will DO q very
interesting one, and will call together
the principal turfmen Of Storey and nd
joining counties.
PoruLAR PLACE OF REsoRr.-one OF
the p~leasantest places Of resort in Vir-
ginia City is Jacob Riem's saloon, stu.
ated on @ street q few doors south OF
Union. Riem keeps the best quality Of
beer, also choice wines, liquors and ci-
gnrs. In rear Of the saloon Is . spacious
and comfortable reading room, which Is
supplied with all the coast newspapers.
Rem is one Of the %jolliest men alive,
and can tell an anecdote better than any,
body. Our readers will do well to make
his acquaintance.
TuAxxs.--The committee Of arrange.
ments will please accept our thanks for
complimentary tickets to the festival to
be held nj Miners Union Hall, Gold
Hill. in aid Of st Johns Church. The
festival IL will be remembered CON-
this evening and will be con-
tinued three nights.
JUSTICE wRIour's Counr.-No GRIM
inal business was transacted in Justice
wright's Court to-day. A sort Of feel.
ing Of languor has como over people OF
belligerent propensities In consequence