Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-09
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BoARp OF CouN1 CoN<usaoxEns.-
At q meeting Of the Board Of County
Commissioners. held yesterday. the fol-
lowing bills were allowed and The County
Auditor ordered to draw warrants in
payment Of the same: T. Z. Kelly
S663; W. A. Perkins $40 25; 81. Schoen-
eman 80 80: Eatopriss Publishing Com
pany $500; Fred Boegle $62 rs; Will
liam Ash Sc so; b. G. Hughes $42 a.;
Eli johnson s37 IS; Joseph Fredsricks
$40; T. Dempsey %; @. p. Babcock
81 IS; H. K. Symons $lS4 Is; E.
Wright ISL IS; +. A. Coz $3.50 IS; A.
J. Smith $l6l as; Wilson 4 Brown $40;
J. r. Shirts $40; P. II. 0'Connor
SAT IS; o. @. Mundsll $40; Thomas
Grscey $l.252; Richard Rising Sass J.
Perry SO; Evening Chronicle %; Harris
Brothers 81 81; ]. A. Stephens $3& IL.
Adjourned 10 meet next Tuesday, March
10th, at I O'Clock p. n.
Roll OF HoxoR.-Tho following isthe
roll Of honor Of the Divide public school
for the month Of February. Miss o. L.
Taylor teacher: Armis Thomas. Julia
Thomas, Annie Tobener. Sophia Tobo-
ner, Hattie Noble. Ella Sharp. Nettio
SHARP. Maggie Keneally. Florence Hicks.
Rosa Block. Julia Block. Lille Kapson.
Lizzie Bawden, Eda Bowling. Ida Dorst,
Sarah Hill. Janet Simpson, FREDERICK
Tobener. Eliza Thomas. Charles Tobo-
ner, John Tremain, John Collins. Dan
Greenwault. Eddie Duncan, Hartman
Tobener, William Fault, Alexander Nc
Coy, James Walsh, Neil Maloy, Joseph
Joy, George Walsh. Fred. Tobsnsr, and
Irwin Collins.
MNERs' UNION ELEcrIoS.-The fol-
lowing officers were elected at q late
meeting Of the Silver City Miners
Union: @. L. Roussin. President; n.
Savage, Vice President; ID. Sewsll. Re-
cording Secretary; Peter Durrenbergcr,
Financial Secretary; II. Brown, Treas
urer; Joseph Mareelle, Warden; Nelson
Marcelle, Conductor. Trustees-Avon
Powell. Samuel Blair. Charles Carpsn-
tier. Daniel McErlaine, William Wilson
and j. j. Peters.
VARIETY Srols.-One Of the most at.
t~ractive places Of resort for ladies when
going on a shopping excursion. is the
well known variety store Of Prof. Ber-
liner, Main street, Gold Hill. He keeps
constantly on hand q very superior as
sortment Of fancy goods. and Is very
reasonable in his charges. Framing OF
pictures a specially. Give him q call.
AFTER MoaE Goops .-Isaacs. Of the
White House clothing irm at Virginia
City. was In Gold Hill yesterday peram-
bulating about. looking at the fashions.
His partner. Morria Cohn. left for San
Francisco last evening TO mako sslso-
tons for the immense stock OF Spring
goods they are about getting Into their
store.
RAILROAD BALL.-Ths employees Of
the Virginia and Truckso Railroad Com
psny have made arrangements for q
grand tsrpsichorean entertainment at
Corbett Hall, Carson. tomorrow
4 euucsuuyD eNchiub. Ahoso VI oui
readers who have leisure TO attend will
be well entertained.
FIRE DEPARTMENT. - Tho regular
monthly meetings OF the several COM
panies connected with tho Gold Hill Fire
Department will DO held tomorrow
night.
The Consolidated Virginia Mining
Company will contribute some valuable
gold and silver ore specimens 10 the
Centennial Exposition. in 1876.
DusrY.-Tho mud has entirely disap-
pearcd from our streets. and to-day
clouds Of dust were sweeping along our
principal thoroughfares.
A. G. HAMILTON. superintendent Of
the Savage mine. returned home from
San Francisco, with his wife, yesterday
morning.
Observation-Disclosures Piper's dra-
matte Company arc performing at pres
emit In the metropolitan Thoatsr, sacra-
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