Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-02-09

Corn Hull DAsciNa cLup.-As will
10 s.cn by due notice in our advertising
columns to-day. the first soisoe Of the
Gold Hill Dancing Club will take place
on Tuesday evening. February lG;h,
commencing NJ s o'clock. Subscribers
aud others wishing to Join will please he
present. Children's class from q to 5
o'clock. The patronage OF families re-
specifically solicited. Millinstou Is one
OF the best aud most popular teachers
ever officiating in this section. aud this
il a fine opportunity for all to learn. or
10 perfect themselves in the popular and
graceful accomplishment: o! dancing.
COMPLIMENTARY. - We Acknowledge
with pleasure the receipt Of n csmpi-
msntary invitation and ticket TO the
twelfth anniversary ball Of the Knights
of Pythias. 10 b given under the
numerical shields OF Damon Lodge Nc.
2. and Carson Lodge No. 4. Of Carson.
ut Moore n parker's Hall. in that city,
Friday evening. February 10th. The
Knights propose having n OF tho most
pleasing and agreeable s~ocials on that
occasion ever experienced at the State
Capitol. ami their friends will help en-
10Y Il. Tho choicest music will be made
10 enhances the pleasures otthe occasion.
PERsos,I.-Judse WIN. Haydn, form
eriy a resident Of Dayton. and Chief
Justice Of Lyon county, called OF our Of
fee to-day. lie IL Just in from Salt
Lake. which il now his home. and is ON
a visit 10 his old friends. ~ well as look
ing after certain old mining interests
Of his la this section. The Judge must
have been pretty vol treated out in tho
Mormon region. for he looks hale,
hearty, genial, and al least ten years
ounse than he did Ave years agc. He
finds plenty OF old friends and acquain.
taness ~ shake hands with him.
A NV ATTORNEY Gold Hill Is en-
lar.ing rapidly. and there is plenty OF
room being made for men Of all trades
and professions. In another column
will DO iounl the advertisement OF Chas.
T.. Poucher. Esq. Attorney and Collec-
tor. who has taken M his residence
with. and proposes to become n Of Us.
A long practice in the courts Of the City
al New Ycrg. entities him to our con-
tdenes.
AEansr..-Two arrcuts were made by
the police Of Gold Hill last night. d..
& u. was placed against their names on
the Jail slate, and Judge Wright will
probably attend to their cases this after
noon.
Oar SnirnxSr.-There were shipped
ON the V. Il I. Railroad. to mills on the
Carson river. during tho i~weniy-tour
hours ending a; IA o'clock N. to-day.
ii5 carloads Of ore. a~gsreS''in: 90
tons.
MEETING or FiRr CoMrAxIEs.-A rcgu'
lar monthly meeting Of the various
companies comprising tho Gold Hill
Piro Department, will be hell to-mor-
row uicht in their respective engine
houses.
BELOW THE ForSpEr. The main road
below the Gold Hill Foundry Is now al
most as dry as in mid summer. We
wish we could say the same OF h streets
in the vicinity Of the Nrws Office.
YrI.p or TIE CoSsoLrpirrp visorsii.
The Yield OF tho Consolidated virginia
mine for January amounted to Si.ooi,-
300. IL is expected that the yield this
month will amount to Sl.5oO.OUO.
snur Dows.-Ths Sapphire Mil shut
down to-day. We understand that tho
present owner. intend putting IN nov
machinery and otherwise altering ana
improving tho premises
To-noRnow being Ash wednesday.
there will be Divine Service al st. Johns
Church. at II A.. NJ. Rev. *. y. East
man officiating. AL are invited 10 at
told.