Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-02-26

STATE USIyERsrTY.-Thc Carson Ap'
peal of this morning contains the fol-
lowing Interesting information con-
corning the University building re-
Gently erected In Elko: Hon. Jerry
Schooling returned from Elko ycster'
day. lilo went out there to make al
official Inspection OF the University
building. lie and Sylvester ii. Day
and Z. ii. Clayton arc the Regents OF
Trustees, or whatever they may be
called. Mr.. Schooling reports very
highly upon the University. lie says
IL Is lust twice rs good a building as
tho law calls for. Tho Act required a
ten thousand dollar structure; this
coast twenty thousand dollars. IL Il
two stories In hight with a mansard
roof oyer all. In the second story Is 4
| very handsome hall or audience cham.
| Der. The wall, are ot brick, the gem
cral woodwork Oregon pine, and the
bannisters and other trimmings black
walnut. The building Is handsomely
furnished. throughout, and will ac-
| commola,e more than 100 pupils. IL
Is built OH a piece Of slightly ground,
an incline, northeast from the town.
Back OF tho lot runs a ditch from
which water can DO obtained to irri-
gate the grounds. All tho appoint
ments OF the building are ilrst.class.
We mean such things as locks and
hinges and the like small accessories.
As To the financial status Of the instl-
tuition, IL Il all right. Tho citizens
have taken the building bonds Issued
By the county aud the structure isqultc
FREQ from liens or mortgages. Mr..
Schooling did not take II upon HIM
self to receive" the building, but
comes back, we reckon, prepared to
recommend ia acceptance by the
Board of which he isa member"
SroRRY CoUSrY FiSAScEs.-At the
meeting OF tho Grand Jury, held to-
day, the Committee appointed to ex-
anime the books OF the county officers
submitted the following report:
To j.. G. Curric, Foreman OF the
Grand Jury OF Storey county for thc
January Term. lS1i-Slr: Your Com
mlttec. appointed TO examine Into the
financial condition Of Storey county,
respectfully report that they have cx-
amined the books OF the County Audi
tor, Assessor and Treasurer, aud fluid
them correct In every particular. W.
we're especially pleased with the cx-
ccllent manncr In which the Affairs ap-
pertaining to the County Auditors OF.
ice are being managed. We would
further sta:c that we counted the mo-
news on hand In tho County Treasury
aud found that the several sums Tailed
with the balances shown by the Audi
tors books. We also found that the
old Indebtedness OF the County had
been wiped out and that a balance re-
malned Oh hand Ia the General Fund
of the County amounting TO Sl0,2j0
50. OF the debt incurred by the issu-
anco OF the Virginia and Truckce
Railroad bonds, $4,000 have been
paid, leaving n balance OF $500, 600 i'll
debtedGess, 500, 900 of which has To DO
paid In the fiscal year 1875, which will
neces,itate the lcyylng OF an sldi-
tioual tax Of 81 OF every 800 OF rs.
scs.ablc property within the limits OF
the County. Special legislation will
be required 10 meet this emergency.
All OF which Il respectfully sub
mitted. \. VI. knUrTscnSIrr.
Chairman Of Committee.
Virginia City, February 81, 1871.
ORz SmrrMESr.-we learn from Mr..
Long, train dispatcher, that the aver
age daily shipments Of ore by rail
from the Coms,ock mines 20 the vari.
Gus mills In this vicinity, ut present,
amounts To llj car loads.
Coin WEATHEu.-A gentleman, who
left Elko day before yesterday, reports
on Tuesday morning the Their
Inomoter at that place indicated n tem-
peraturc OF 30 degrees below zero.
TnE Chinaman named All Ncue,
who was sho. through tho bowels last
Monday night by his brother Sam,
lied yesterday morning.
SHADE Tmrs.-Read the advertise
rcnt OF Alexander Clark In to-day's
and ecure good trees to beauty
-FOUR residences, cheap.
JUsricE WmduT's Couwr.-No GRIM
ual business was transacted In Justice
Nright's Court to-day.
EGGs.-Thcre arc plenty OF eggs in
ut present. Tiny retail ut the
OF 90 ccnts per dozen.
THERE Is a message In tho Western
Inlon Telegraph oilco for John b.
SrocKs did not boom to-day.