Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-04

Work progressing ~ usual ON th
l7o0-foot level. No changes Of value !
record.
Pietou.
Main drift n~orthvard progressing .
we'll a. usual. following the wall Of ID
ledge.
South Comstock.
Pushing ahead with the main ives
crosscut. Nothing new TO report.
Hsnssssad.
|. Rock hard In the shaft, but blast
well. allowing Of fair progress.
Dardsseliss.
Face OF north drift at the 10000
level still looking we'll.
School AyYAris.-Ths Board OF Gold
Hill School Trustees did nothing a
their last meeting with regard to th'
Principal Of the High School. PROBES
sor Baker will remain and contipus IA
act - Principal until further action Il
taken. As matters now stand il II
more than probable that no change will
be made by the present Board Of Trus.
tees. The following report for tho
month Of April has been made by
Principal Baker 10 the Trustees: High
School-Boys. 81; girls. 20; total, Oh.
Intsrmsdiats-Boys, 81; girls. "a; total.
90. First Phmary--Boys. "a; girls, 80;
total, 70. Second Primary-Boys. II;
girls, CO; total. l3i. Old Grammar
Bchool-Boys, -; girls, 20; total, II.
Divide school-Boys. IS; girls, ~; to-
tai, lGl. Lower Gold Hill School
Boys. 80; girls. 25; total, 90. American
Flat school-Boys. II; girls, II; total.
81. Whole number Of students In the
public schools Of Gold Hill. CAT. Tho
report shows q very good general attend.
ancs. Principal Bakers management
ssins to give universal satisfaction.
A SuDpEx DEATH. -Baruum W. Field.
Cashier Of tho Bank Of Nevada at Viz
ginia City, died at his residence in that
place yesterday morning. Mr.. Field
contracted = cold n week ago which
settled into an attack Of pneumonia, and
.aM."s, W-s.s..hn..,,. .osJ
20. go .I,iH Il
no yeai', ~ !. -n.;as.i. ,Ja.,h
lie was formerly connected with tho
Bank At Phoebe In this Statc, and was
aftorward the financial manager, under
-. H",., IN ssn F,anr;,co, IA bank.
ing man he had few equals, and In the
management OF the vast financial mat.
,srs Q, . fa,aco iio's', ns "'9 pnnu
III. r..;a.nee in Virginia CITY. bv his
Iipdnsss OF heart and promp,ness In
business matters, he sndeared himself 10
. largo circle OF acquaintance and
friends. and the managers OF the bank
will hnd u not an easy task to I'LL his
place with one so I 'ustworthy and capa-
bic.
The LiprnlL socrlL.-Ths atrawbsrry
Ii, ,,v., =, a.. National
s'" ..u s ~
oun,.,. $780,.
orss, many people were there and
Ill went In to have q jolly good time
just what Mr.. Medrath and tn: rSst OF
the congregation wanted them 70 nave.
los cream, strawberries n cherries wsro
dishsd up by q number OF amihblo and
g~ood.looking young ladies to all who
wished to buy; also, bouqusts and lem.
onade. Mrs. Leighton kindly consented
10 favor the audience with a vocal solo,
which was well received and heartily ap-
plaudcd. Dancing and merry'mhking
we're continued until after ! o'clock when
the boys and girls wen bone. All saus'
m-.
'A.n,io" -" i.."-..u,., H.,
a, WI. 49, 4,
Constooksr' ana " Pre'en' ie''uen'
Of Gold Hill. The new hotel Is 10 I've
six stories In hight, and Is to have 90
feet front by LOG feet In depth. 1t will
contain IA sloeping rooms for guests,
besides psrlors, smoking, dining and
rsading.rooms. stores, kitchen. bath
hs...a Nth sts,m ,%hrouvhont' viii b.ys
an elevator run by watsr.power and will
be amply provided with electrical bells.