Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-01

Rolls Oh HoSoR. The following IL the
roll Of honor OF the Gold Hill Gram
mar school for tho month of February:
Virginia Moore. Milloy Harris, George
Logan, Thomas Benney. Lizzie Green
wood. James McAlartin. Willie Osborne,
Sarah Quintrell. Maggie Gillespie. Clara
Smith, Fannie West, Isaac Scharif. Will
lie Gillespie. Lenard Lichienberger. 4.
Rediearn Frank Wheeler. Frank Miller.
Willie Watson. Reuben Carnc. John
Chegwidien. Charles Scharif. Rose Swa.
ney. victorine Dupray. Lizzie Niles,
Hattie Hall, Katie Cooley. Minnie
l,ison, Mary Mcintyre. Josephine ket-
ton. Intermediate Department: A
Ciass-Mary Randall. John McNeal.
sam Robinson, Willie Flanagan. Philip
Fmpkenheimer, Willie Farrell. Ella Me-
Donald, Ella Fox, Willie Deasy. Maggie
McSeal. ID Class-Lizzie Mudd. Alice
Henderson, Lizzie Marks. Theresa
Ftanhenheimcr. Jeff Ketton. Grace Ran
dali. Annie Chegwidden. Mary Brown,
George Melzner. CClass-losio Mudi,
Martha James, Christie Farrell. Eddie
Craze. Primary Department: Willie
Mcneil. Otto ~Schoeneman, Mary Fen
ton. Nettie wordliff. Annie Thomas,
Nellie Ogg. Laura frankenheimor. Ann
able Mitchell. Clyde Coulter.
CnoicE SPECIMEN. - Probably the
finest specimen Of quartz ever taken
from a mine. is enc nov in tho posses
sion OF NJ. p. Haynes Of Elko county.
I, was taken out Of one OF tho mines in
Mexico. and came into tho hands OF
Mrs. Jones, mother Of ]. L. Jones, by
whom il Was presented to Mr. Haynes,
The specimen, which weighs about three
pounds, il crystallized quartz, the crys-
tails apparently being held together by a
vast number Of silver wires hammered
out by nature. One piece Of quartz
about tho size OF a robins egg adhcrcs
10 the larger piece or specimen by
means Of a narrow pedestal OF silver.
Tho specimen, about one-half o! which Is
composed u native silver. is 80 hand
some in every part that in placing 1t on
exhibition in q cabinet. q person would
bo at n loss 10 decide which side should
lie in front. Mr.. Haynes, who il the
owner Of tho largest and most valuable
mineral and numismatic cabinet in the
State has been offered $500 for the speoi-
men described above but refuses 10 part
lin n W. understand tia, he pro-
- ,.l;r, nm a collection Of sn,ei.
mems for tho centennial exhibition in
1876.
CLOTHING ron TIE MILLION. - The
famous firm Of Banner Brothers. c
street, Virginia, still maintain their POI
.;,;o, 4, On. from, rank of An. worlds
r -,
nehstac'ors nuen ssoIu y ".oAe."
rom morning VI, VII. 49,
snasen, run Mh Ia" '1a,,.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 'hen
.aAes' 'ucy aNass m,n'eo N.P w
hano a yer! nuso anu taat1.nn... -
sottheh' oi inens anu on.ers .'ou
ilg' m~anuiac,ureu GU, Oh .he ocs'
'.I,Ii, sne n'.s' ..s"a"1 ~
s'yles. IsoP.s n'Iusnuy u.
prss a.s' .,,ions p"i"e. -
hnIins mar uley can DC P'o','ea ~na
snhs n'u"s 40 nr, W., 49, ,a
order. banner Brother. study to please.
and they always manage to satisfy their
customers, however. fas'iiions. lhey
:. ,H.m n,n,I an;nv a large
prices. AMI e%1nseIuen;y ,nl1y '"'s'
nnh constantly 'ne'e"""s """''
Pupxr's OrkR, HorsE. Rip Van
Winllo WIS produced at the Opera House
last night in good style. and to a lair
audience. Mr.. Giddsns in the title rule
was very clever. and managed to keep
the house in M uproar OF laughter; he
was not. however. OF suiheientiy g'sah-
tic proportions to pass Tor the genuine
ZIP. Mrs. hdmohus, ~ -
M Man. R;ii;,vs he old.timS gentleman.
The balance OF the east. as a general
thing. acquitted themselves wen. Inc
entertainment concluded nun r ms p psy.