Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-08-01

MAGNIFICENT PRIZE.-ln A. HAnak :
jewelry window, in Virginia, can be seen
. handsome solid gold loekst, set with a
large amethyst, surrounded by pearls.
This elegant piece Of jewely is offered
by the Virginia Miners Union rs q prize
10 the lady who proves to DO the best
archer at their annual picnic. TO be held
on next Saturday. August sth, and Is
something that the ladies will contest
for with c~ommendable energy. Many
other prizes are offered by the Union for
the successful competitors in other trials
Of skill and strength, and much fun and
jollity is anticipated by those attending
the picnic.
Oar SmrMESrs o JULY.-We are
obliged to Mr.. Cohen. the telegraph OPP
orator at tho Railroad Depot, for the fol-
lowing intelligence /: The ore shipments
for the month Of July were lighter than
for any month during the year. amount
ING 10 only 20. coz tons. This lack OF
ore was owing to the shutting down OF
the Crown Point and Belcher mines,
As each Of these mines are nov in work
ing order once more. we may expect the
shipmeat for August to he double that
Of July. IL not greater than that proper
ton.
REUNION To-SIGur.-Eyery miner, q
member Of the Union. of shift tonight,
should attend the grand reunion to take
place al the hall of the Virginia Miners
Union ON b street. Virginia. As will b
seen by the notice in another column, th,
members OF Gold Hill Union will assem-
bio nj G:l5 tonight at their hall. and tbs
procession and band will ON at 633t
sharp below the Vesey Hotel to meet thu
Silver City Union.
T~EMrLxros TROUPE. This famou,
troupe open ON Tuesday night next a
Miners Union Hall, in Gold Hill. ant
will continue here for a week. Th'
Templeton's have met with uniform sue
cess at every place that they have ap
peared in, and Gold Hill will DO no ex
ception To the rule. Little Fay Temple
ton is q whole show in herself. See
advertisement in another column.
FREiour RECEIPTS ron THE MoSrn o.
JuIr.-we are indebted to Mr.. VIM
Henry. Of the Gold Hill depot, for tn,
re.eipts Of freight for the month Of July
1874, they are as follows; Msrchsn
disc. Lac 1853 BIS; grain. 79,l2l; ice
Sol. go; salt. i3.i65. Total ,62O,O l5 bs
Also 800, 9ii feet Of lumber.
Sur AGAINST TIE GsroER GRADE Own
rns.-A suit was begun in the Distrie
Court Yesterday by the State vs.. Tor
ct al, to prohibit them collecting toll
ON the Geiger Grade, the grounds o
complaint being the illegality OF tn
franchise issued by the Board OF County
Commissioners.
WILL px oPkS.-The private roa'
CpaIl's) to the Bowers Mansion, aeros
IN. foot Of washoe Lake. will be opel
saturday Of next week. the day OF tn
Miner' Union Picnic. To person
driving over this road save some h'e o
six miles OF travel.
IRAIN ELAttbs
Central Pacific train did not reach Ken
until 8 O'Clock this morning being de
isv,d by a burning snow-shed on IN
mountains. The Reno Express, on tn.
v. & T. II. r., did not arrive hare un''
7:25 N.
onIrrAnr.-Matt Beans wild ea'a
uount. from P~lacerville, has passed
~ checks" The little difficulty tina
took place between him and the bull pul
lat sunday proved to have been To-
much for the feline
I. O. O. F.-Mount Davidson Lodge
No. 3. Independent Order Of odd re,
lows. win hold their regular week:
meeting this evening at odd feno"'
Hall, Virginia .
NEW HrpnAxr.-A new hydrant n
being substituted in place OF b old ont
in front Of the News Office.