Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-02

4 LARGE OndAN.-VirHinia CITY u
pretty we'll supplied with music at pres
emit. Yesterday an addition was made
to the supply, which ran a very respect
sblo opposition to the Oates Opera
Troupe, now performing at Pipsr's
House. The addition Is q largo organ,
placed in the hall OF Young America
Engine Company No. 2, beneath their
encine-houss. The organ II called m
orchsstron. II Ia composed Of three
hundred instruments, including . kst-
Ito drum, triangle, cymbals, etc., and
compares favorably with . hrst-elass
orchestra band. Il plays, or will play.
siIty tunes whom all the oylindsrs be-
longing 10 u are received. Norma, Be-
miramis, Tho Prophet Robert the
Devil, Therssian Waltz, and very
many popular German and American
tunes are In IT. repertoire. The
| dimensions Of the instrument are four.
| eight and twelve fest. II II 20 high
that a portion Of the floor Of the hall
had 10 b removed In order 10 set IL up.
The Young Americas have put the sd-
ditiop "musical' 10 the name Of their
hall, and II IL no misnomsr.
VIRGINIA PoLicE Couxf.-Ths fellow.
Ing business was transacted In this Court
yesterday: Kisndsnning. arrested BY
officer Hisbee for being found drunk and
asleep, was ordered to pay . nns Of e2o
or Be- confined In the City Jail tsn days.
Peter LArkin, arrested BY Kilsy for dis
turbing tho peace, forfeited $50. James
Murphy, arrested by Mccarthy and XII.
ley Tor disturbing the peace, was or
dsrsd 70 pay . hns Of $50 OF Be impris-
oned In the County Jail nftsen days.
Bill Tough. arrested by Smith for being
drunk and asleep, was ordered 10 pay .
ins Of $40 or bed and board with the
City Jailsr tan days. The following
named persons were arrested BY ofiesrs
Baldwin, Mills and Smith, and charged
with vagrancy: John Harris, John Fer
guson, James Barnes. Abe johnson, Jas.
Keelsr and Thos. Thomas. AL plead
guilty and we're erdsrsd 10 appear for
sentence at 10 A. 4. to-day. Samuel
Nevill, who was included In the same
batch, plead not guilty. and his case
was continued until 5 ?. NJ, Of to-day.
sERIoUs Accidental man named
Thomas Ferris, working at the Pstaluma
mill, Lower Gold Hill. had his Left arm
broken about four inches above The
elbow Joint, and bis Left leg badly out
and bruised near the knee, about 4
o'clock p. y. yesterday, he wa put
ting q pulley In placs above the engine
room. In the building. and In getting
down, placed his weight on the ceiling
over the snginsroom, which gave way,
pricipitating him ON the ny-whesl.
which was Immediately below him. He
can thank fortune that, bad q his tntu.
rss are. they are net still worss. he
was q new hand at the mill. yesterday
being his nrst days work. DIT. Kirby
rendered the necessary surgical assiss'
ance. l 80
RED MINIS PIcIc.-Thsss dusky
IONS Of the forest, who have been I'm.
proved into quite civilized men. viii
devote Saturday NEXT 10 . feast on the
good things which formerly constituted
their daily food. They have had hunters
out In the direction OF tbs rising sun
for many moons. procuring the savory
tail Of the beaver, the honey Of the bee
and the nectar Of the distillsd barley,
which the ~palsfacss call Ars-vatsr,
and will dispense the same 70 thar
friends a. the Bowers Nansion. AL are
invited 10 90 and psrtaks Of The good
things. and enjoy themselves.
Oss Surrxnr.-rsrs were shippsd
over the Virginia and Tfsokss Rsiirosd.
during the ~ hours sndinv q las 10
day % car loads Of ore. ~segFssssiss SO
tons.