Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-05

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ground, stood at the door 70 re-
csivs what the "boys" In the
goodness Of their hearts were will
ing to give. Inside. . young man
with q book sat and received coniribu-
tons fer the benefit Of u woman whose
husband was killed in u mine not long
uince. Both appeals 10 the charity OF
the miners were heartily responded TO.
and the trade dollars cams down right
literally. Every month there 10 q sim
liar appeal made. and. DO II
said TO the honor Of the miners. II
the object IL in any degree vor-
thy. the hands OF the supplicants
are not sent away empty. Impostsrs
sometimes impose themselves upon the
good nature OF the men. but - q general
thing the parties to whom relief II grant
ed are those well known in the commu-
nifty. In some cases three or four thou.
sand dollars have been realized BY these
voluntary contributions.
Coon Oar. = Yesterdays Ehierpriss
contained the following: Some very
rich ore IL now being found In tho Wine
going down from the 20O0.foot level Of
the Imperial. A the deposit Is followed
down II appears TO DO gaining strength
and solidity. Where first struck. on the
floor OF tho 20O0.foot level. there "a q
good deal % lime in the ore. hut yester-
day morning. ut the depth Of forty-fve
feet. firm and hns black sulphuret ore OF
excellent quality Wa coming 10. The
ore looks much the same A. the richer
ores Of the California and Consolidated.
The ore fills the full size Of the winze,
which is being run down on the west
wall Of the vein. The Alpha folks ex-
pect to strike the same dcposit when
their drift shall have been extended a
distance Of about twenty-five feet. II
Is 70 he hoped that the southern bonanza
has at last been found. Parties who
visited the mines yesterday speak very
highly OF the development. There IL no
doubt In regard to the richness Of tho
body Of ore found; the only question Is
whether or not 1t 10 extensive.
Tnr DEANArisrs. The next play that
will be presented by the Gold Hill ORA
matte Club will be "Ths Gunmaker Of
Moscow" and tho entertainment will
take place on the 18th or eth instant.
This is n splendid drama. and will be
put on the stage In good style. The
scene will open with the 'armorers'
chorus. and the scenic effects will be
grand. The characters will be Creased
exactly rs they were In the California
Theater. San Francisco, Mt the time this
play was produced there. The costumes
will he furnished by Madame Pauline.
Of San Francisco. at n very reasonable
price. Reserved seats for the entertain
ment can 10 secured ut the store Of
George W. Hall X Co. No compliment
AIRY tickets will lie issued except by n
vote Of the club. Mr.. II. 7. Tucker has
been elected business manager. and Mr..
". G. S,andish treasurer. for the asso-
citation.
FrN ron TIE Bors AND GIxLa.-The
youthful school children 81 Gold Hill
amuss themselves by sliding down the
dumps Of the various mines In this
locality. They get ON q piece OF tin. or
thin board. and the way they GO Is a
caution. leaving behind them a cloud Of
dust that is perfectly binding to those
who follow. Sometimes the young
acrobats lose their boards and are COM
PEELED TO 90 ii alone for the rest Of the
way. This seems to DO enjoyed by the
most OF the youngsters, and they just
gst right up anil try II over again. The
eirls take more delight in this sport
than the boys and II is by them that the
amusement is most INDUCED in.
A Coon SErrLENESr.--At o meeting
OF the County Commissioners last Satur-
day evening. tho question Of taxation on
tho net proceeds Of the BONANZA mines
was settled. The tax will be paid with
out further trouble at present. This
will have tbs effect OF reducing taxes
State, county aud school-from 80 DO
to ninety.fye cents on the 800. The
special tax voted in Gold Hill ut the last
election for school purposes will be an-
nulled, a. the County Commissioners
will q DO able to redeem their promise
Of assisting the Gold Hill Trustees by
~appropriating funds from the County
Treasury. This arrangement will be n
great relief to all citizens who have taxes
to pay.
TUESDAY EyESrSo's ENTERTAINMENT.
In addition to the excellent programme
already announced for the ~. Johns
Church entertainment, q piano duet
will bs performed by Mrs. Holland Of
Virginia, and Professor Jessup, the bril-
liant pianist from New York. A duet
for harp and piano will also be played
by Miss Paris Cody and Mrs. layton.
On account Of the entertainment to be
given by herself on Thursday evening at
National Guard Hall. Virginia. Mrs. Me-
Lean finds II impossible to assist in the
concert tomorrow evening.
Ponrnr AND SONGS OF ALL NATIONS
We acknowledge receipt OF compliment
ary tickets to the entertainment to Be
given by Mrs. Helen Marble Mclean.
In National Guard Hall. Virginia, next
Thursday evening. Upon this occasion
the lady will give recitations from the
great authors, and will sing songs by
the grand masters OF harmony. Eng
lani. Scotland. Ireland. spain. and our
own America, will be represented. Mrs.
Mclean will be assisted by other elocu-
tionary and musical artists. and a grand
entertainment Is SURF to be the result.
BunaIAKrzEp. LAST Saturday night
the saloon OF Charles Somers, North g
street. Virginia, was entered. and about
1000 cigars stolen. Some tobacco and
a few dollars in change were also taken.
The men who did the work were artists
in their business. for q man who was
king ON the floor within three feet OF
where tho cigars were stored was not
awakened. The police are working M"
the ease and will probably catch the
thieves.
ISrxgSArioSAL DELxoArk.-A Al q reg
ular meeting Of washoe Typographical
Union No. So. held in Gold Hill yes