Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-05-11
A Coop EATING Esr.nLrsuxrsr.-

."o's u'srshtiy tutNishcusd iutukaoS0
Ia the State OF Nevada. Combining
long experience with great ~soclablllty
aud p~lessantncss Of manners, the Cap
tain Is deservedly q great favorito with
all who favor him with their patron
age. His tables ara nc all times sup
piled with the choicest and freshest Of
everything that the markets AFFORD.
prepared by cooks second 70 none In
the State. He keeps mono but b
most accommodating and polite OF
walters, and personally scss that each
and every one Of his customers re-
eeives that atteltlsn and regard ever
shown In 4 well.kept, frst-class hotel.
Read his advertisement In another col
umn. aud call aud SEQ for yourself.
A PoruI.AR PLACE OIL REsoKr.-
Those Of our readers who feel the need
Of n thirst assuagcr will do well to call
at the Fashion Salssn. opposite the
News office. Dumars, the proprietor,
has the reputation OF keeping the best
Of everything In the line OF liquors .
cigars. rhs club rooms connected with
tho saloon are supplied with an aoun-
dance Of Interesting reading matter.
The saloon Is furnished with elegant
billiard tables, aud thu walls OF the
same are adorned with the finest OF
steel sngravinxs. Dumsrs' asilitant
mixolosists, Andrew Hsggerty and
Charley H%ellshorn, understand their
business thoroughly aud are uniformly
attentive and obilging. Give Dumars
q call.
PAY TuE SrmsxLKR.-Gallagher Is
around to-day to 500 what people will
pay to have Main street sprinkled dur
Ing tire dry season. The street must
be sprinkled. aud somebody must pay
for IL. or IL will not DO done. Gala
ger can hardly afford TO do IL for moth.
Ing. Neither should q few OF the most
public spirited business men. along
the street, be- allowed to shoulder the
entire expense. Every good and true
citizen should pay his just proportion,
u no more than two bitsa week. Mind
that.
SILVER CIrY Pubic cHooL.-0wing
to tho large number OF pupils attend
Ing tho Silver City Public School the
Board Of School Trustees have found
it necessary TO Increase their school
accommodations. A number OF car
penters and masons arc now at wsrk
building MI addition to the school,
house. As seon ~ it IL completed .
primary department will be organized.
DAYTON PuDtic ScnooL.-rhe Day
ton Public School IL Ia . fl%ourishlng
condition. Eighty pupils are In at
tendance. Miss Morgan, who as q
teacher has given general sa%tlsfaction
to the patrons Of tho school, has tell
dered her resignation as Principal, to
take effect at tho eud Of tho present
term.
TgAniSo BCslSEs'.-Ths Union mill
aud mining company have twenty
muletsers In their employ. The teams
average from twelve 10 fourteen ani-
mails each. Their principal business
Il hauling ore and wood to the mills
situated or the line OF tile railroad.
FLomcuLruRE. Tho most success
ful florist In this section Il Miss Greer,
daughter OF John ". Greer, Of Silver
City. The yard In front Of Mr.. Greer's
house Il filled with all n Of
plants and flowers, some Of which are
already in blossom.
TlILIsds MiLts.-rwo talllnxs mills
are still running in Six.mlls Canyon.
Thsir capacity Is about six tons each
per day. Que Il known as the Jen-
nings mill, aud the other Is owned BY
Balch IL Co. Both mills are run BY
water power.
ANNUAL MEETING. - Tho annual
meeting OF the Bowers Mlnlng Gen.
psny will DO held en- the 18th Instant,
at the office Of the company, In San
Francisco. See official notice In u
advertising columns to-day.
A FAMOUS Ho0.-Ths pranks and
eecentrici,ies OF McGinnls' hog a. de-
scrib.i BY Dan De Quill. LEGAL Of the
Enterprise, form the subject ofa wood
Gu, In ono OF the late numbers OF the
New York TTieties.
MoRueS PnEAcmSo.-A preacher,
belonging to the Church Of Lattsr.Day
Saints, has been holding . series OF
meetings In Silver City. Up to ,
present time he has not succeeded IN
making any converts.
FLuNE ExrESsIoS.-The lumber 10
already on tho ground and = large
force Of carpenters arc at work extend
ING the water eompany's fiums north
ward IRON Its present terminus towards
Cedar Hill.
IL Blossom. - Apple, peach and
plum trees are In blossom In Dayton.
Owners Of orchards manage to protect
,h, embryo fruit from frost BY cover
Ing up the trees with blankets during
the night.
DrymISps.-The April dividend OF
81 per share declared BY the Consol-
dated virylnls Mining Company, was
paid to day. The Crown Point divl-
dend OF 81 per share will DO paid to-
morrow.
lNfliDNlNt. thstSssos "u''Ut $50
woman who was shot BY Edward Gag
ner on Thursday evening last, IL still
Improving. and no doubts are enter
talned In regard to her ultimate re-
eoysry.
ELECTION or 0FricERs.-Ths regu.
lar annual election Of officers Of Vel
lew Jacket Engine Co., will Be held
OH "Wednesday evening. May 18th.
See official notice la another column.
PAciric COAST PioSEERs.-rhe reg
ular semi-monthly meeting Of the Pa
ellie Coast Pioneers will DO held at
their hall, on ID street, Virginia, on
Thursday evening next.
BUCKEYE AssEssNESr.-An asssss-
mont Of my csnts per share IL levied
by the Bucssyv Gold and Silver Min
ing Company. See official notice In
eur advertising columns to-day.
A Coon APPOINTMENT. - Samuel
late foreman ofthe Gould u
&c.. ,,i,. haa haan annalnted TO 4