Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-12


ORruoaRAruIcAL CoSrxsr.-Tho GEN.
eral spelling match at National Guard
Hall. Virginia. on next Wednesday even
ing, will be conducted by Professor
Flint. Persons will DO asked whether
they wish to spell N they enter the hall.
and the names Of those desiring to do
NO will BE- taken down. The victor will
get u prize worth S25. or its equivalent
In coin. The proceeds. after deducting
expenses. will Lc applied to the purchase
Of books for the school library. Tho
price Of admission il fifty cents.
PLr,sunx Dm,ISo.-Every buggy in
Virginia was engaged yesterday. The
pleasant weather and fine roads taxed
the capacity Of the livery stables
to the utmost. AMI everything in the
shape 81 n pleasure vehicle was out ON
the road. Many persons went to Car
son City. and moro to Steamboat
Springs. Others drove about the out.
skirts VI town and through tho principal
streets.
~ $50
base ball took place yesterday afternoon
in American Flat. The players were
from Gold Hill. and showed that they
had undergone careful training. We un.
dcrs,and that a match game will soon
lie played. ~ the members OF the club
think they are ablc TO hold their own
With any bass hall p,ayers in the State.
No. g. De-. tn. 7, =
MINT IN San rrahcisco ms c'"iinen'''
coming the now 20-cent pieces. They
will probably mako their appearance
hcre shortly. The two bit pieces will
lie drawn in anil gradually disappear.
The new coin Will pec"hc Seh''ai J." "
"'" Univ
fussRAis. ihs iuheru OF l. f.
Smith. ON Saturday afternoon was N
of tho largest that has taken place in
VIRGINIA CITY for n long time. The fu-
neral OF Mrs. Oscar Steele was also
largely attended, yesterday afternpon.
fAIher hahosuo o'he'''eu on 'o'h '''''
~
SuDpkS DHAru. - On last Friday
morning tho little daughter Of Mat. Tru-
can ., a.. s;l,.r min nina. dropped
Al ~. shc xoa walking across the room
in her fathers house. Her death was
asnn, - v. nm =, "ce
CorIEs oF ELAINE. -Se'erai copies
CT .'Elaine," tho picture recently stolen
.,d recovered In San Francisco. have
been received and are ON exhibition In
Virginia City. where they ai'rae. CON
n",a.;",v .,,a.h.J - ,h. ORIGINAL, paint.
inc.
~, ...,u..
aF1'NAiiS" .Ahin 'p
cart was started on Nam street ''""y'
'n's -,
hscamss unspJaInble. Resides. a street
woIl watered lowers tho thermomstcr
many degrees ON = hot day.
NV sronx-T. II. MeGurn, the we'll
known grocery dealer at Virginia City.
1. abou, establishing a. branch OF his
business in Gold Hill. forthis Pu,pose
ho u now putting M a frame ooi'uins
ON Main street. . SNORT u'S'A"'' ""o
QrAsrz "ei''
feet OF quartz ahorokeh IN oho '''e'
weighs one ton Of 1000 pounds; twenty
eapae Isss ass, to- ,ha iaj. l. .cuai
10 one tom. A cubic foot Of quartz in
the lode weighs iG6 pounds.
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nany an the l9th instant, delinqueu,
Slny 3ist. See Official notice in our
ADVERTISING columns to-day.
rur L,xu.np~.-The Lincard Comedy
c,mr.ny nj ths close Of their perform
III, Ia, 1, a ,,;x,,,
Mheo va ~ pana whs,. ,hry ,ook
the train for San Francisco.
sur,x Ur.-Noticc is given by Thos.
y y,peb. proprietor OF tho Senate
III nsn,,s ;,Jsbt.j 10 him
to call and settlo Immediately. thereby
saving costs and trouble
Nxw CAns.-Six new ears for the W.
sinia and Truckee Railroad are expected
10 arrive at Reno to-day. They were
manufactured af the Detroit 'ar "o'AS'
Onx SmYxxsr.-Tbcre wero shipped