Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-21

enjoying, was hken Iast ui9nt " spekt,
Of between twenty or thirty young PEG
pie OF Virginia. who procured convey
ances and organized themselves into I
band OF Ministries. They started II
with DR.. Mayer. Coroner Of Store,
county, and after treating him 10 som'
beautiful music. both vocal and instru
mental, bowlsd along down to Golt
Hill. whore they halted in front Of TIT
NEws Office and discoursed mslodiously
Of the "Lovsd Ones Far Away
and other excessively delightful strains.
Altar an appropriate acknowledgment,
Of the honor, and = few moments spen'
in social converse. the party went g,dly
ON It's way 10 Silver City. and the last
heard a. We turned 10 our solitary couch,
vas the refrain waited back 70 us o'el
the gentle Summer breeze. 1--WE wont
20 homo I'll morning" We hope you
all enjoyed yourselves ladies and gen
tlemen, as we'll a. We the songs with
which this Office was treated.
DEFEATED JusrIcr.-The coolis traffic
Is something which the press OF this
coast nevcr tires Of dsnouncing. There
is undoubtedly much Of truth in what Is
frequently said against IL; but the sim
Rular tenacity with which Cinnamon
Cling to the company which brought
them to this coast. long after they are
their masters. Ia evidence that said
companies are regarded with anything
but hatred by those whose services they
claimed for a long term Of years. Al
n instance in point. we have but to
cite the case OF a Chinaman In Virginia
yesterday, who was to appear rs q wit
ness against one Of his c%ountrymen
claiming the name OF the same company
with himself. When the time cano for
him to give In his testimony, he. al.
though shot by the other. was found
missing. This fsudality. II such II may
be called, Of tho Cinnamon, IL u OF
the greatest barriers to the punishment
Of Celestial offenders against justice,
with which our officers have to contend.
wRIrISa ScHooL.-Ths second term
Of Professor L. 2. Connor's writing
school, which no has been holding at
the Gold Hill public school house for
the past two weeks. win close to- morrow
evening. Thursday afternoon. at 4
o'clock, he will commence his third
term, when all those who have not al
ready availed themselves OF the oppor-
tulity to acquire q hnt-class business
hand sholld improve the q now Of
fered. The marked progress made by
the Professors pupils during the first
term became generally known, and a
large class Of young ladies and gentle.
men attended the term now closing.
From an inspection OF the psnmanship
Of the class at the beginning and close
Of the last term. We are able to speak
intelligently. and have not the least
hesitation in recommending the Pro-
fessor as a gentleman thoroughly quail.
fed to teach what he processes.
DIsoRpERLr.-A vicious horse belong
ing to a Gold Hitler was left standing,
for over an hour, in front Of the post
Office, in Virginia. yesterday. to the
great danger OF the life aud limb OF
passers by. He repeatedly tried to kick
parties going by on the sidewalk, and
was finally successful. Tho man
kicked was too far of to receive the full
force Of the blow. but was, however. hit
hard enough to lame him c~onsidsra.
bly,. Frank McNair. Chief Of tho
Fire Department. finally unhitchsd the
animal and took him away to q stable.
His owner ought to DO moro careful In
the future. and not leave him standing
In n place where he may cause tho
death Of some passor.by.
Neutrality-suspicious. Of tho Gold Hill
boys design having q little fun at MI.
nsrs' Union hall this evening. This
being the regular meeting night Of tho
sarsfield Guard. q number OF the mem.
bers, together with outsiders. have TO-
terminel to have a little wrestling bout
after the drill. For the purpose OF max.
ing 1t interesting. u small premium OF
$50 will be given to the champion. The
boys are going TO have q little liquid re-
freshment on hand TO make tho time
pass pleasantly.
DARK DxrDs.-Dandy Jim. the cham.
pion bootblack OF Virginia City. left
that place last night, and now a good
many Of his friends are very anxious
about him. He sold out his stand yes
tsrday. and borrowed money in sums Of
from fvo to twenty-five dollars, from
his friends. amounting In oil to $50.
Many Of his admirers thought that he
was the best niger In Virginia, an
opinion which Sam Wagner says no ons
will dispute. as che was the only Niger
In town."
To M RKxovxp.-Ths building on
the corner Of d and Union streets, vir-
rinia, near the railroad depot. which
was lef, standing when tho other build
ings were removed last year. has been
found to be greatly In the way. Ills now
proposed 10 have II torn down and re-
moved, II satisfactory arrangements can
DO made with the owner
DrssoLurroS.-The partnership hero
tofore exiting between V. Lonery and
]. Il. Gagnon. under the hrm name Of
V. Lemery x Co., was this day dissolved
by mutual consent, J. Is. Gagnon rstir.
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