Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-19
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icatiug the new school-house out Of the
hands Of the School Trustees, and are
determined that the thing shall be done
up In style. The dedication will take
place at 2 p. n. next Saturday. II will
consist Of speeches, songs, and possibly
~recitations and other appropriate exer'
cises. We understand that teachers
from Virginia aud Carson intend TO be
present on the occasion. Some OF the
movers in the matter are talking OF hav-
ing q basket picnic In the school grounds,
aud very possibly the literary exercises
Of the afternoon will be followed By. a
social dance ut Miners Union Hall in
the evening. II Is also whispered around
town that q concert and social party TO
assist in raising money for the purchase
VI maps. globes, pictures n other
things useful and ornamental for the
school, il in contemplation, and will
come of In three or four weeks.
DrsrrSoursuxD HoSoR.-Judge Ftz-
simmons is responsible for tho follow
ing: He says that he and several Gold
Killers were riding in n Of the car
riages In the procession In honor OF Sheri.
dan yesterday, and that the editor and
proprietor Of this paper. who Is per-
sonally unknown to many OF tho people
who thronged the streets yesterday. was
mistaken by hundreds for the illustrious
General. Our boss would take on bis
hat and respond to the plaudits OF the
multitude with the affability and grace
peculiarly his own. Sheridan may con.
slider himself highly complimented by
the mistake. Z. S.-Ye local expects
an increase OF salary for inserting this
unknown to tho chief.
K-SocK.powS - AT tho FL Dorado
Saloon on G street, Virginia, last night
a little fellow called doc" Green was
struck by some one and sent spinning
through tho air. When he recovered the
perpendicular. ho was greatly astonished
both al the force and the uuddennsss Of
tho blow and as to tho identity OF the
individual who did the striking. Although
there was q largo crowd standing on the
sidewalk in the immediate vicinity, not
one seemed to have even the faintsst
idea who tho shoulder-striker was, for
he appeared so suddenly on the scene,
struck, and vanished 40 quickly that
no one caught moro than = glimpse Of
his retreating form rs he disappeared in
the blackness Of the night.
SxALL-rox.-James Dunnigan was mr.
rested for assault and battery and had
his case set for trial before Justice
Wright to-day. His wife being the com.
planning witness. q Constable was sent
to summon her. On entering the house,
near the water company's reservoir ON
the Divide, he was Mortified to notice q
couple Of children with their hands and
faces covered with what he supposed to
10 smallpox. He mado his stay IN
short as possible. and left without
taking tho witness along. Our inform.
ant states that Dunnigan admits the fact
OF his children having the disease. II
this Is tho case the matter should re-
ceiye prompt attention.
LAYEE's HorEL.-This over popular
institution, situated near the railroad
dcpot In Gold Hill. having been over
hauled and rcftted, 10Y affords first
class board and lodging upon still more
reasonable terms than ever. Single
rooms, we'll carpeted and furnished. s.
per month; double-bedded rooms at pro-
portionatsly low rates. Richard Bellam
and Ed. Caffrey keep a first.class saloon
near nv. well furnished with the best OF
everything for the refreshment md
pleasure Of the hotel boarders or any
other man. Alfred Lafes Is q pretty
GOOD sort Of n man himself. and he
knows how to keep n good hotel.
NEw CorARrsERsHIr.-B by reference
to an advertisement published In nm
other column, Il will be seen that Geo.
T. Maryc. the popular and well-known
stock broker OF Virginia City. has asso-
ciated as a partner with himself in his
business, his son George T. Marye, Jr..
Of San Francisco. Marye Junior Is a
young man Of fno business quail
fcations, and will not only greatly
tighten his fathers cares, but wo have
no doubt will in course Of time make
himself q popular, successful and well
liked as his father.
Still They CoNE.-Tho attendance
at the Gold Hill public schools increases
daily, and at this date the whole num-
Der of pupils enrolled Is 497. Of these
900 attend al tho central district. The
School Trustees will hold q meeting this
evening for tho purpose OF choosing
another teacher TO take charge OF the
surplus mentioned, and either to.mor-
row or Thursday another department
will DO opened In the old public school
building. This will contain about 10
pupils taken from the four departments
In the new school.house.
A CoRnhcrioS.- In our issuc Of yester-
day IL was stated that the Gold Hill Brass
Band took n position near the head Of
the procession; and that the drum corps
OF Liberty Engine Company No. l
headed tho fremen. That was slightly
mixed. The Washington Guard took
the former, and the Gold Hill Band the
latter position. We wero led into max
ln1 tno lhbt uitslaAo iAoh - a"~s sAss
the members Of the band wore fremen's
hats. For the first mistake there Is no
excuse. Is that satisfactory, gentlemen
OF the Washington Guard Bandl
PIprR's 0rERA HousE.-"Up In tho
Clouds" with W. A. Messenger as Seth
Grimes, was presented at the Opera
House in Virginia last evening. Tho
play was very iavorably received BY. the
audience. 4 novel feature. placing .
man in n coffin, was introduced in the
play which, Notwithstanding the gravity
Of the subject, seemed TO please and
anuse tho majority Of the audience.
The play will DO repeated this evening.
Ur To THE TIMEs.-Yesterday the ri.
| u,es seemed to DO infected with the uni
versal feeling Of tho day, and followed
the procession, in honor OF General Sher-
idan, through the streets with reverent
and admiring ~glances. In the evening
some Of them climbed the sides OF tho
mountains. west Of Virginia, and started
hugo fires, which showed beautifully
until the noon got up.
OYYIcERs ELEcrEp. - Tho Board Of