Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-04-28

ESvioUs. - Charley Kohler, who
works at the Yellow Jacket mine, Ina
conversation abou. Boss Tweed the
other day said: al used to know Bill
Tweed several years ago In New York.
| was we'll acquainted with him, aud
he wasn't ally richer than l was then.
but just see how he has gone up since.
lie cot into politics, into ollice. Into
millions. aud finally there he IL feast
Ing at the public expense In State
Prison, while | haven't even got a.
far NJ the County jail yet. But then
ho has talented smartness and cheek
enough to have carried him rs high as
the gallows, II the prison hadn't
checked him, while I, poor fellow,
couldn't even achieve a respectable
suicide II | were TO live forever"
HioarNs RErURSED.-R. l.. Hig.
gins, the famous music and fancy
goods dealer at Virginia, corner Of ID
aud Taylor streets, having returned
from san Francisco. now gives the
finest showing OF goods IN hls line
ever seen In this section. His new
stock includes organs, pianos, musical
Instruments OF every description,
latest sheet music, music books, fancy
goods, toys, aud all that sort OF thing.
Another branch of his business, aud
not the least important either, In this
section. Is mill chemicals. Of every de-
scription. salt, bOraX. b~luestono, soda,
aud all that sort Of thing. Read his
advertisement.
CASvAssED.-At the regular meeting
Of the Gold Hin Board OF Fire Del
egates, held last evening, the vote Of
the. recent election for officers Of the
Fire Department, vas officially can
vassed with the following ascertained
result: Total number OF votes cast,
lji. For Chief Engineer. "A. Me-
Martin, 81; A. Jones. ca; McMartin's
majsrity-20. For First Assistant,
Charlal Nuttall, l52; for Second As
sistant, John Marks, l5a. Officers de-
clared chosen for the ensuing year, a.
McMsrtin, Chief; Charles Nuitall,
First Assistant, and John Marks, See
ond Assistant.
ROLL or HoSon.-The following IL
the roll OF honor OF the Silver City
public school for the month Of April:
A Class-James Henry, Willie Henry.
George HOLMES, Naomi Angel. IL
C~lass-Jsrry Hart, John Burnell, Al
fred Merrill, Ida Danlorth, Lottie
Young. Ella Jones. q Class-Walter
Hill. George Hill, Jennie Wheeler.
Katy Higgins, Mary Barrett, Jennie
Drysdell, Myra Burnell, Olivia Bur
neil, Addle McDuille, Fannie Mullard,
Louisa Cazar.
SHADE TREgs.-H. N. Yerington,
Superintendent OF the Virginia and
rruckee Railroad. has caused a large,
number Of shade trees to be planted
on the depot grounds ut Carson. AT
the railroad depot are kept the necss-
sary appliances for watering the trees.
We see no reason why the depot prem.
i,ss cannot eventually DO converted
into a yeritablo park. with all the &C.
ce,sorie,, Of trees, shrubs, flowers snd
fountains.
NEW YORK MILLINERY Sronr.-i.a-
dies, the very latest and most loveabie
of bonnets, hats, flowers and TRIM
minys in the way OF Spring styles: or
any other style, are to be had at MIS-
E. Pages New York millinery store
No. iOl South Z street. virginia
These dcsirablss have arrived, or are
arriving, aud on Monday next, IN.
grand opening day, you a sec anu
select for yourselves.
Bus,SEss IMrRovISG.-Wc are In
formed that the mercantile business Is
constantly improving both In Geld
IIill aud Virginia; that the sales
mad. by ths prominent business
houses In either place are Increasing
from day to day, and better stu. that
consumers generally have money
wherewith to purchase goods.
Foor.iucr.-A foot.race for ssoOa
aide, distance one hundred yards, has
been arranged to take place Oh the
Divide between j. W. Collins, OF Viz
ginia, and n. ). hough, OF Goid hllI.
on tho 9Th Of May, between the hours
Of -four and five o'clock In the aiter-
noon.
DETAINED ron PosTAoE.-The 'o''
lowing letters are held for postage In
the postofice, San Francisco: ii. IL.
Greedy, Aurora, Ncv.;C. Mang, Ptociie;
Robert Rsa. Gold Hill; Angel Stnci'ez
aud L. +. Smith, Virginia.