Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-06

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Queen. informs Us that hs Win come over
from California With his mammoth sr-
GUS and menagsis caravrn. the hrst
part Of Juno next. when tho people OF
this section will be treated 10 . sight oil
the grandost, most novel. most sItsn-
sivo and most msritohous show which
ever visited this side Of The American
continent. It viii DO recolisctsd that
Montgomery Queen win his immense
show came from The East last yssr.
across the continent, and was ct that
time the greatest and best shov ever
Visiting this section, drawing immense
audiences both here and In California
During The past winter the whole con-
cern, sctors, ridsrs, acrobats, elephant
csmels, horses, tigers, monkeys. lions,
dogs, and all. have remained In winter
ousrteu ON Norris ranch, near Hay
wood, across the bay nom San
Francisco, where they have been
resting. rscuperahng and Prspar-
ing for the present SEASONS
campaign. There was plenty Of room.
the ranch containing 10000 acres. and
the climate being mild. warm and pleas
ant, q better place could NOT well have
been selected. The animals all did
finely. and now again sntsr the arena In
splsndid condition. The whole show IL
reorganized. great improved. and 70 o
exhibiting 10 immense audiences IN San
Francisco. The circus department con-
tains, besides the old and highly popular
actors, riders, acrobats, etc. Of last year.
important accessions In the way OF new
and varied talent. During the
Winter loo Mr.. Queen has been
importing from Europe and Africa
new, strange and important additions TO
his menagerie In tho shape OF wild
beasts. rare birds and all that sort OF
thing, including q magnificent giraffe,
twelve feet high, the only n ever
brought 10 this country. The whole
forms a show everybody will want to see
Al least once. Il win exhibit ut Virginia
Juno 18th. 18th and 18th. There not be-
ing q level piece Of ground In or about
Gold Hill half largo enough for the i'm
mense double pavilion, to say nothing
of the balance Of the encampnent, IL
cannot come here; but 10 compensate
for this disadvantage and give our cit-
Gems q full opportunity to see the show.
Mr.. Queen will run a special train Of
cars over tho railroad between hare and
virginin, free 10 all attending the ahow.
Mr.. Queen understands his business
well, IL q liberal and ~judicious advertiser.
EMPLOYS good, sensible business men for
agents and assistants. shows and does all
that hs advertisss 70 do, and the result
IL that he has the good will and conf
dencs Of the public. inducing crowded
houses and general satisfaction whom
aver be exhibits his grand show.
Roll or HoSoR.-Tho following Ia the
roll Of honor Of the Divide public
school. o. L. Taylor. teacher: Girls
Hattie Noble. Fanny Wood. Annie Tobe-
ncr, Lille Rapson, Ella sharp, Nettis
Sharp, Ida Dorst, Julia Thomas. Elite
Stokes, Florence Hicks, Sarah Hill. LII
lie Dorsey, Annie Thomas, Carrie Ire
maine. Freddie Tobeuer, Lizzie Bawdsn,
Lucy Doublebies, Lydia Hoskins. ELM
Thomas, Fanny Dorsey. Agnes Mahoney.
and Eda Bowling. Boys-John Collins.
Charles Tobcner. John Tremaine, Neil
Maloy, Hartman Tobener. Daniel Green-
walt, James Walsh. Charles Joy. Richard
Noble, Trevie Collins, Thomas Joy.
Freddie Getzler. Freddie Tobener aud
George Walsh.
Cold WEATHER. The thermometer
during last night fell to within Ave de-
grses OF zero, and the temperature was
almost the coolest OF the season. Water
pitchers and wash-bowls were frozen mp
and water pipes bursted. On the ponds
near Silver City. boys were skating this
morning. At Dayton and along the Car.
son river, the cold was more intense
than Mt any time during tho Winter.
The weather-wise. who keep an account
Of tho changes Of the season for future
prognostications, would do we'll to put
down opposite tho first week in April,
''Cold weather may DO expected about
THIS nmo'
FiRrArs's EIEcrios. Tho regular
election Of the Gold Hill Fire Depart
mani for Chisf md Assistant Engineer,
-. -. a.. os,h NJ tbe pres-
81 h.,s ..atsd hereto |
fore. A. MeAIartin and Johnny MAKE
candidates Tor Shisi sna .r - com.
n nau No"' , and .. We hear Of no
Jam ..nJ;d.,ss In The field at present,
w. ~ m;ah, be nv tho time Of cleo
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g, ,,;n,n. couno,x h.ld Yesterday,
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.uo Irssh n n stsvenson. Jas.
sse- " In. E.iiv and r. n.
nsas.,,. President. n. n. DaRgett;
Secretary. +. G. Lord; Treasurer, Col.
jas. Kelly; superintendent IL Lyn'n'
srrlLrxo ORr.-The trial Of James
n..u.,, ,,.r,aa 18th .ts.liny rich
pieces Of Consoidated Sirg'nia ofo Hun
A. Yl..w o,;u tnok plaoa vaalerdav In