Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-04
Maxe,'s Condition.


Roll Oh HosoR.-The following Is
the roll Of honor OF ihe Lower Gold
Hill Public School for the month Of
February, Lille Leslie teacher: Alice
Fannon. Annie Cummings. Agnes Sui.
Ivan, Abbie guile. Ada Parker. Bella
Parker. Emma kresgc. Fannie Carroll,
Rosa Carroll. Hattie E~tz;ibbons, Julia
Hickey. Lena Hickey, Mary Hickey.
Nellie Lyon, Katie Lyon, Maggie Lyon,
Maggie Moran, Mary Moran, Nellie
Moran. Maggie Smith. Lena ftzgib-
bons. Mary Quill. Nellie Welsh. Rosa
Brown. Virginia Meyer, Mary Quinn,
Nellie Gray. Louise GAIA, Alphonsa
GAIA. Cordclia Cana, Julia Mullen. Mary
Trunn. Bernard Morgan. Charlie
Moore. Eddie Cummings, Willie Gray.
George Cummings, Henry Golding.
Jarvis Kresee. Seward Krosgs, John
Hickey. Jimmy Browne, Johnny Brown.
Johnny Smith. Matthew Truran. Michael
Muriafty, Nicholas Hummel. Richard
Smith. Joseph GAIA, Michael Hannafin,
John Mullen. Average daily attendance
for the month, 20.
NV MINIsG IScoEronArroSs.-The
Trojan Gold aud Silver Mining Com
pany was incorporated in San Francisco
ON the 10Th Of February last: Object.
TO carry on minin. business in the Gold
Hill Mining District. Capital stock SlO,-
900. 900 divided into loo. 900 shares.
Board Of Directors. W. II. Clary. j. \.
Morgan +. II. Morrill,. A. +. Cox and
George Hearst. The West Point Gold
and Silver Mining Company was incor-
corpomted in San Francisco on the 10Th
day Of February last: Object, to carry
ON mining business in Storey County.
Capital stock S6.OOO.O 900 divided into
1000 shares. Board Of Directors, j.
J. Holmes, Thos. Il. shannon. I. j. l..
Smiley and John II. Wilde. Articles OF
incorporation OF the above named min
ing companies were yesterday recorded
in tho County Recorders Office, Storey
county.
Oar TRAiS.-ws learn that the prop
osition in regard to running a day train
between Reno and san Francisco is still
held under advisement by Supcrintend-
ent Towns. with n probability Of its be-
ing carried into effect. In that event
a swing trin will be run between Viz
ginia City and San Francisco. leaving
Virginia in tho morning and San Fran
cisco cn the second night following.
This step. which il warranted by tho
constantly increasing travel between the
two great business csnters Of California
and Nevada. we trust, will be carried
into effect. The Central Pacific people
can safely count upon tho hearty coop
emtion Of Superintendent lerington in
any arrangement tending to the comfort
anil accommodation Of people travelling
ovcr the v. X I. road.
GEEAr CLcruISo EnromuN.-Those
Of our readers who wish TO procure q
bsng-up. nobby suit Of clothes, will do
well to call at the well known clothing
establishment Of Roos Brothers, Cstrcet,
Virginia. They are constantly receiy.
ing large cargoes OF goods. embracing all
the latest and most fashionable styles OF
mems and boys suits. manufactured out
of the very bcst material, all Of which
they propose to sell ut prices defying
competition. Roos Brothers have
started in early on the Spring campaign.
They evidently mean business. Per
sons visiting their establishment will DO
surprised ut the large number OF elegant
suits ON exhibition, also ut the low mtes
charged for the same. Give them a
call.
ENnxr GuARp EXCURSION. A special
meeting; Of tho Emmett Guard will be
held n tthsir hall on u street, Virginia,
tomorrow evening for the purpose oil
perfecting arrangements for their con-
iemplaicd excursion to San Francisco.
Tnor CIrr. situated . short distance
northeast Of Virginia. is becoming quite
n populous camp. Ono restaurant alone
boasts Of 40 regular boarders.