Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-19

and lnrtrumcntl uusicihus. pochcrsiuS
the same rare abilities. will be brought
together in u midst again. All who
took part IN the concert last evening
were accomplished and talented must
clans. The singing Of Mesdames Ste-
vens. Rals,ou and Higgins is deserving
Of particular mention. Each Possesses
cultivated voice that would make her
fortune should she ever wish 10 turn her
talent to vulgar money-gsttins. Miss
Minnie Rison played q very pretty piano
solo. which exhibited q great deal Of
tulent for n so young. The piano
solo OF Miss Laura Dorwip was perhaps
the best part OF the evenings entertain
msnt. and exhibited truly marvellous
talsnt. "Giovanni Brownini." IN old
friend got up in q foreign disguise, was
the closing piece. and, to DO candid, II
must be said that the musicians took an
unfair advantage OF the confidence Of the
audience. They started in all right
enough. and carried everybody along
sith them, so that II was refined cru.
city, when each was following 50 trust
ipgly. keeping time tho while by patting
his foot on the floor. to break OF sud.
denly at the word grave" In the dsar
old familiar limo. "John Browns body
lies ~mouldsring in the grave" and leave
every body metaphorically aoored. When
tho audience recovered It's equilibrium,
there was such n shout at tho ludicrous-
ness Of their position sent up, however.
that the tantalizipg singers were fain TO
dssist for q moment. Everybody who
attended went away highly pleased with
the evenings entertainment. their only
regret bsins that II could not DO pro-
ionsed indefinitely.
PuBLIc School Ex,NiSArioSs.-Th
examinations in tho public schools Of
Gold Hill and American Flat, will be
conducted during Tuesday. Wednesday.
Thursday and Friday OF week after next.
Professor Flint. County Superintendent
Of Public schools. will conduct the sI-
Aminations. On Tuesday afternoon.
June 18th. he will examine the Amer
lean Flat school. Wednesday. June 3Oth.
Lower Gold Hill. Thursday, July lat,
the Divide school. Friday forenoon, July
I'd, Mrs. Gaston's intermediate Depart
ment in Gold Hill proper. and in the
afternoon OF tho same day. the High
School under Professor James. The
schools will close for the Summer
vacation on July %. and reopen the
first Of September. The Summer yaca-
ton must be anxiously awaited by both
scholars and teachers. Many Of the
latter often stand greatly In need OF this
annual relaxation. as the continual,
everyday. treadmill OF their duties. has
u very wearing effect oil them. The
parents Of the children attending the
public schools, as well as all friends OF
education. should give the c~ountsnancs
Of their presence to the coming exam
inaiions. ns both teachers aud scholars
viii be encouraged thereby.
Dnrmcr CoUEr - RIsiSa, Jrpok.-
Tho following business was transacted
in this Court yesterday; &c. Cox VI.
Alchorn X Smith. on appeal from
Justices Court-Judgmcnt for plaintiff
for Sl2. aud proceeding stayed until
sumo II. Estate 81 Fred. Pollex. de-
ceased - Letters OF administration
granted and appraisers appointed. The
case OF q. 4. Marye. charged with vio-
latine q city ordinance, was continued
until July 2. The case Of Rose Wilson
was set for trial next Monday. This is
an appeal from the Police Court, where
Miss Rose was fined $50 for infringing
ON tho city ordinance regulating the de-
pertinent OF ~cyprians. She thought the
fine was too high. and hence tho appeal.
Sergio Almeda vs.. NJ. ]. Silya-Judg-
inent rendered for plaintiff. An order
for forty jurors MAS made. returnable
June 22d. Rt 10 4. II. State N. All
Charlie-This is ths case OF the Gold
Hill ChinamRn who was sent up Tor
violating n law relative TO gambling.
lie has sued gu, a writ VI habeas corpus,
tho hearing OF which was set for :
o'clock this afternoon. Court adjourned
until ~ O'Clock this morning.
TnAr G,RSIsnMxSr The EituTrss
Of this morning says: We yesterday
gave NJ account Of. the proprietor OF n
shooting gallery on South q street try
in. to garuishee the wages Of Richard
Noal!. who was killed by an accident in
the Gould and Curry mine ON Thursday
morning. The name OF the man who
sought TO commit this post. morten out
rage is A. Lemmel. We refer to the
natter because. without an explanation.
m innocent man may be dealt with un-
Justly. Lemmcl has been for q good
while proprietor Of the gallery. but q
few day since sold IL to Mr.. L.. Essel-
burn, who is about the premises, but
who cannot obtain possession until q
final payment is made the beginning oil
nett month. Mr.. l. tried TO stop the
punishment, Offering to become respon-
| sibls for the debt Of the dead man.
which. by the way. was only - 90. in
stead Of sii 30. as reported. Mr. Es.
s.lburn il naturally very much distressed
about tho matter. fearing he will receive
some part Of the blame. We are assured
10y his friends that he is not ouly inno-
cent, but tried to prevent Leinmsi from
committing the outrage.
The PIcsIc To.plr.-The Knights OF
Pythias had q very line day for their
picnic. and all who attended no doubt
| had q good time. One fiat car AMI two
coaches left Virginia. and an additional
coach was added to tho train at Gold
Hill. Tho attendance was not nearly 80
large ~ most people anticipated. prob.
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