Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-05

VIRGINIA Police AnHxsTs.-The fol.
lowing names appeared on the slate at
the Station.house. Virginia, this morn.
ing; ]. II. Nelson. arrested by officer
Morrow for diseharsing firearms within
the city limits; George Bluek. by Smith.
for drunken conduct; George Worth and
John Mcguire. by officer Mills, for eight.
ing; John Doc. by Ferguson, for being
drunk and ssleep; Thos. O'Grady. BY
Bartlett and Smith. for being drunk and
~disorderly: John Tyler. by Smith. as.
sanlt and battery; Richard Roe and j..
s. Green. by Smith. for being drunk
and asleep: Con Ryan, BY Ferguson. on
the same charge. George Pryor and
Felix Kenny. by Ferguson. for disturb
ing the peace; Tom Desmond, by Bart
lott. for assault and battery: L. Null
ligan. by Smith. drunk and disorderly;
and John Doe No. 2, by Ferguson. for
being drunk and disordsrly.
GRAND ABKSic ATTRACTION CoxrSo.-
O'Brisn's great mcnagerio and circus
i. on its way across the continent. and
will arrive at Virginia City on the eth
OF J une next. where it will open for a
short season and then proceed to Cali.
fornia. The contracting. route and
press agents arrived this morning 10y pr.
yate conveyance from Reno. and tho full
details relative to tho coming attraction
will be duly advertised very shortly. The
circus portion OF the immense show in-
cludcs forty star performers, with a host
Of auliliarics, siaty-tvo trained steods,
and three circus rings under ons huge
pavilion. Tho menagerie department In
also very extensive, including thirty
nine cages Of wild animals, sea lions.
trained ostriehes. two CRATES, four
elephants, etc. There is evidently a
huge treat coming for u thousands
Of circus goers.
TEAcHsKs' INsrrrrTE.-A convention
OF the teachers employed in the public
schools OF Storey. Lyon, ormsby and
washoe counties, numbering altogether
about forty, will DO held in Virginia
City. commencing tomorrow Thurs.
day) at 10 o'clock A. n. The School
superintendent Of tho several counties
named will also be in attendance. The
Convention will, in all probability. be
extremely interesting. as many things
pertaining TO education will DO discussed.
All persons interested in educational
matters are cordially invited to attend.
GR,SD BESErIr BALL.--A grand ball
will DO given at Miners Union Hall.
Gold Hill, ON the evening Of Friday.
May eth. for tho benefit Of Mrs. Katie
Brown. Tickets. 81 90. admitting
gent. and ladies'. The music will be
by the Gold Hill Hand. and the best and
most efficient management will 10 eIor-
cised, ensuring this occasion to he one
Of much social enjoyment TO all. Sup
per will 10 given nj welch's Restaurant.
a short distance below the hall. Bee
advertisement.
Fnxrour RscEIYrs. - The following
amounts Of freight were received ut the
Gold Hill and Virginia depots Of the
Virginia 4 Truckee railroad. during she
twenty.four hours ending IL n. to-day:
30 car loads Of wood. lG lumber. I grain.
. merchandise, 2 iron. l -four. l salt.
3 hay, l live stock aud 3 machinery.
GoLp wArcu rorSD.-C. W. Joy
picked up q lady's watch on Q
street. Virginia City. and has left
the same a, this office. rho owner
of the watch can recover the same by
proving property, paying charges, etc.
SEQ advertisement In another column
to-day.
PxRSoSAL.-Geor.o Irwin. a well
known resident OF Crown Point Ravine,
Gold Hill. returned this morning from n
i've mouths visit To California. lie
went thoro 10 improve his health. and
returns looking hearty as a salt mack
srel.
ASSAULTS. - There was considerable
feeling exhibited yesterday by parties
taking All interest in the Prize fight. and
more than QUO discussion with fists
grow u Of it, in virgiLia, during the
afternoon and evening.
rrs ladies Of 81. Johns congregation
are invit.d to moct at tho church this
wednesday, evening at Z o'clock. All
friends OF the church will b. welcomed.
Arrangements arc being made for n
Festival.
OIx Duxr.-An GRO dump capable OF
holding seyenty.nve or one hundred tons
OF rock. was completed Mt tho Original
Gold Hill mine, last week. This looks like
business.
RELIoiors SERyIcEs.-To-morrow DO
ing Ascension Day. there will DO divine
service at st. Johns Church at ii A. NJ,
Rev. Geo. b. Allen Of Carson. ofiteiai.
ing.
ORE SuIpMExr.-Thcro were shipped
over tho Virginia and Truekce Railroad.
during tho "a hours ending at i:i5 to-
day: ~ car loads OF ore. a~Sgregnting
$50 tons.
ASSESSMENT. An assessment oil II
per share is levied by the Sierra Nevada
Silver Mining Company. See oiieiai
notice In our advertising columns to-day
TnIrx LarE.-Tho passenger train
xys late this morning. As usual. Tor
the last week. the Central Pacific was
behind time. hence the delay.