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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-24
ripper. Opera House.

Tonight will be one o! prime enjoy
ment at Pipsr's Opera House. The
veritabls Hutchinson Family will 10
there. and they have never yet failed to
delight their auditors. They have been
around the world. and now come to the
top Of it. The New York Tribune says
OF them The Hutchinsons have been
here. These sweet singers Of the land
have become endeared to the people.
Jus, as the Baris aud Skaljs and Tro-
badours Of old were dear to those they
loved and sang for. They sing because
they love to sing. because music and
melody Is their natural atmosphere ;
aud people will crowd 10 hear them. be-
cause their singing meets q want which
the public feels. To praise them would
be superfluous. We remember the
troupe quite well. when they came TO
the front in the anti. slavery movement,
and san, their songs OF emancipation.
With always n sad undertone, they still
sang hopefully and full OF faith. How
completely has that faith been justified
How triumphantly a they slug oil the
iruition OF liberty now ! We always SO
to hear them for 1t is good for US. Even
their saddest songs seem the sweetest.
Why il IL that the music OF sadness Is
always the best Their rollicking fun
makes Us laugh. but those sweet, sad
.,u,. To- xyht,h thax saam nsruliarlv
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-24
IFus Down as Reno.

The Reno papers have been gushing
about the ice on the river so much for
the last two weeks that the reiteration is
noticeable. They have averaged two or
three items a day concerning the thick
ness or sickness Of the ice. and the fun
10 be had in skating. To read the on.
thusiastic paragraphs n would be In.
clined to think il something new to
them and to class those Riverside jour.
nalists among the natives OF the "dsar
Sunny South" where II eve freezes,
and where the men mover have q chance
to wear out their bootheels upon the
CONCEALED liquid. The tuneful Fried.
man Of Gold Hill has composed for the
benefit OF those Washoe county gentle
men q simple lay Of eighty.five sections.
the first OF which We are permitted to
publish:
oh, tits every Winter evening.
With my sally by my side,
I 10 down to the river,
And we all have glide.
C~HoRUs-Thero's Ice ON the river.
There's Ice on the river,
There's leo OF the river.
And lis slick enough 10 slide.
Any classical musician will at once re-
coguize in the above a delicate trayesty
upon that popular ballad, "wait for the
Wagon"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-24
CHRISTMAS DINNERS.
Displays Of Meats, Fowls, Etc.. In
she NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. oroesr.
ties and Table supplies.

The markets Of Gold Hill are loaded
with the "fat Of the land" now, and
prices range so low that none need 60
away without at least enough for q suit.
able Christmas dinner. The best Of
meats, such as have made Nevada noted
not only on the coast but over the Con-
tinsntai Divide abound here. while tur.
keys. geese. ducks. chickens and feath-
cred game are most plentiful.
At Robinson x Folsom's grocery store,
on the corner toward the depot, the dis.
play OF seasonabls articles OF luxury and
those suited for Christmas dinners Is
most ample. Everything for the table
eau be found there with ACCOMPANY.
msnts and adornmsnts. aud ''wius that
maketh the heart glad"
All. Cahen. Just above the bank. Ia
also abundantly supplied with fish. fowl
and fruits. aud g%arnishments for meats
and relishes for the table. A bare look
at his place is q feast OF itself.
Richard Mercer, opposite the Post
office, Is never behindin anything which
can be called for In u first.class grocery
store. His place abounds with season.
able table luxuries and elements Of good
cheer.
Next door below the News Office Is the
Gold Hill Market OF l.. Il. Fox. the
place OF oil the world to get good meats.
lie lays all Nevada under tribute 10
supply his customers and does II album
"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-24
Sporting Notes.

NEW YoRx. Dec. 2i.--The Herald
says /: A dispatch was received in this
city yesterday stating that n purse OF
$4,000 In gold coin had been raised by
sporting men OF tho Pacific Coast for a
glove contest to take place in February,
between Professor VIM. G. Mcclellan OF
this city, and Mike Donovan OF Chicago.
Mcclellan said last evening that he was
glad to have another opportunity OF
meeting his old opponent, and as soon
as the battle money was deposited In the
hands OF Bennett, OF the Olympic Club.
San Francisco. he would sign the arti.
cles for the contest.
The collar and elbow wrestling match
in this city last night between Joe Ryan
Of this city and George A. Edwards OF
California, for the championship Of
California, and a purse Of $3.50. was
decided by Ryan winning the first and
third falls, which were the best two ont
OF three. The match lasted less than
fifteen minutes.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-24
RaIdlng Indiana surprhed.

OMAHA. Dec. ga party Of fourteen
citizens, members OF the North Platte
Guard, under command Of Lieutenant
John Bratt, lett there on Saturday morn.
Ing at Q o'clock in pursuit Of a band Of
Indians that had stolen seven horses on
the north side Of the North Platte river
the day previous. They rode all day,
and came upon the Indians In camp at
4 p. N. The Indians showed fight. and
Lieutenant Bratt attacked them at once
and forced them TO run. The Indians
left everything. including their saddles.
blankets and camp baggage. and all they
got away with was what they had on.
Lieutenant Bratt and party brought In
i've OF the seven horses stolen. Lieu.
tenant Wheeler and a party OF fifteen
men from Fort Mcpherson are In pur.
pursuit Of the Indians, and will probably
capture them oil.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-24
ovEaMAH VS.. coRcuRAn Er. Al.
Repers OF the Commtssieuer. Ap-
poistsd ny the Ceurs-The Land
valued al SO Per Acre.

Yesterday the commissioners ap.
pointed in the a Of the 0verman VI.
Corcoran ct al. in which the 0verman
Company seeks to condemn for Its own
use and for its new shaft certain surface
grounds held by the defendants. made
and hled their report as to the value OF
the property required.
In giving our summary Of the evidence
taken on the question Of value by the
commissioners in q recent issue OF the
NEws. We find that VT did an injustics
to Charles Forman. Superintendent oil
the company. in stating the bare fact
that be had offered the defendants 81, 900
for the south GOO feet Of their claim.
Such an offer was made and refused a.
stated /; but more than that Mr.. Forman
was offered the whole claim for 81, 900.
subsequently he told the defendants
that he would do better by them ; that
he would give them $1,000 for the south
600 feet. and they agreed 10 accept
it, but afterwards refused, necessitating
this suit.
The report OF the Commissioners Is
signed by the three-Col. @. Q. Steven
son. Simon Ogg and James Brady. The
property to DO condemned consists OF
three tracts the Holmes tract. the City
Of London tract, and the Thames tract.
The first contains 5.si acres. the second
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-24
bachelor Hall.

The preparations for the second grand
reunion and ball Of the Old washos
Bachelors Club at Cooper's two halls.
Virginia, tomorrow night, are all per.
iectsd. The attendance will DO great
and the accommodations complete. A
special train will DO run from Carson.
The buses will ply between the hall
and Gold Hill. In the lower hall there
will DO parlor archery for the ladies,
parlor ballads and parlor football. The
man who kicks the ball will be kicked
in return. There will also be parlor
tenpins for the ladies', aud bachelor
nurses for their babies while they ar
thus engaged. There will be social
cheer. and billiards. and home com.
forts in the hall. Lunch will DO abund.
ant and cheap ice cream l2l. cents.
lemonade l2is cents, raw Eastern oys.
tiers % cents, stews 80 cents, lunch 90
cents. The bathroom will be free. A
tonsorial artist will be in attendance,
and q bootblack. and their services col.
tributed gratuitously. Carriages at
MONEYS. 1t will be a big time.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-24
swindlers Threatened.

NEw York, Dec. i.-Sevsral Of tb,
Directors Of the Mechanics and La
borers' Savings Bank Of Jersey City,
yesterday received anonymous letter.
embellished with skulls and cross bones,
and reading as follows "You are
warned to make good the money you
have stolen. or I will coolly drive 4 bullet
through you. You are worse than q
thief that will meet q man In the street
and take his money. / could protect my.
self OF the highwayman, but not Of you.
You are n sneak thief that will suffer
II you do not como down with the
money. Six days will be given you To
think. beware"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-24


TUNNEL WATER. = The Water COM
pany is at work cleaning ont and retim.
bering the old Nevada tunnel at the
head OF Sutton avenue, Virginia. The
water from this tunnel and the Santa
Rita and the Cole wal formerly used to
supply the city Of Virginia and subse-
quently for milling purposes. II 10 now
allowed TO run TO waste. The workmen
wero driven from the Nevada tunnel
Sunday by foul air.
An Ant ExHIBIrIos.-An exhibition Of
drawings, made by scholars Of different
grades In the Virginia public schools.
will DO given In the room formerly occu.
pied by the PostoGice. South @ street,
next Friday aud Saturday. December 81
and 20. opening at 10 o'clock and clos.
ing at 4 r. n. each day. Parents and
others are cordially invited 10 attend.
SroRN.-This morning was decidedly
stormy. The wind vas about, and the
snow flew rs II preparing for the advent
nj Santa Claua ON runuerH to.nipht. hut
The wsa,her.wiso sbook tbsir bssds and
aid ,bs northwest wind was a cloud dis.
nellsr and 40 n turned ont. for about
noon the clouds broke. Only o few
'hcneS OF sue" 'e"'
PnEsESrArioS.-Last evening AlsTan'
der Crane. late foreman al the @. 4. @.
.batt now forsman of the Sierra Ne.
vada. WINS presented with q set OF dia.
mond sleeve buttons aud studs by his
former companions. The presentation
speech was 'n"ao oy iim'-keepef 'na~'
wonK ron "vAos." The County
Commissioners have expressed q deter
mina,ion to act warrants At work n. soou
as convicted. There Is q special pro.
vision Of law whereby they can be com.
PEELED 10 worn out their iines' n the
CHRISTMAS Goops.-E. Bsrlinsr offers
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-24

Dick BnowS. late Of the Capitol sa.
loon. Virginia, left last night Tor sants
Clara, California. for the benefit OF bis
health. lie is troubled with q disease Of
the lungs. and may spend the Winter o.
Fort Yuma. Arizona, as tho climate oil
that locality is recommended BY his ply
sicians.
INQUEST. Coroner Hodges held an
inquest Sunday on the remains Of Jo'
seph wasescha. killed In the Silver Hill
mine Saturday. The jury rendered .
verdict OF accidental death. In accord.
ancs with tho facts already published In
the News.
CHRIsTNAs SEnucEs.-There will be
divine service at st. Johns Church,
Gold Hill. tomorrow at II A. NJ, Rev.
X. s. Eastman officiating. All are cor
daily invited.
AT st. Paul's Church. Virginia. there
will DO . Christmas tree for the Sunday
School scholars this evening. and much
merry music.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-24

UScLE Sans mails are burdened just
now with large packages, the greater
number Of them reaching the maximum
weight Of four pounds. The Gold Hill
Postofics was this morning literally
overcome with these signs Of Christmas
tide.
THIS morning a milk wagon felt the
change in the weather and ven eoasting
down Flowery street. Virginia. till 1t
brought up In q ditch. This Is good
weather for blacksmiths. as smooth.shod
horses are helpless as are their drivers.
GENTLEMEN desiring appropriate cards
to be used while making thsir calls on
New Years Day should put in their
orders at an early day. The SEws il
prepared TO furnish cards in the highest
style OF the art p~resefvative.
PRESIDENT skAE OF the Sierra Nevada,
G. N. Bonnsmort. late superintendent,
OF said mine. L. A. Schultz OF the Bull.
lion mine and Jim Kennedy left last
night for San Francisco.
The style for New Years calling cards
this season will DO characterized by a
combination OF elegance and neatness.
Furnished in quantities to suit at the
News Office.
TEE Presbyterian Sunday school OF
Virginia City will enjoy n Christmas
tree at the church this evening. There
will be music and other appropriate ef'
e~rcises.
srykRlI. bars OF miscellaneous bullion
and several sacks OF coin we're shipped
below last evening per Wells. Fargo x
Co. from Virginia.
TnE Office bond OF J. L. Mcdonald.
County Clerk. has been fled and record
cd IN the Recorders Office.
q. HrSrLSY has filed affidavit Of $40
In work having been done on the veritas
Consolidated during 1873.
SENATOR JONES left las, Sunday even.
ing for Washington. in company with
Senator Sharon.
CALL at the NEWS Office and leave
your orders for New Years calling
cards.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-24
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
Especial Displays OF sessesabis
Goods All Alsag she Csmstoek.

The stores and shops Of tho Com
stock never looked better than now.
The display Of gifts is magnificent.
while the elements Of good cheer and
good fare for tomorrow are most plsn'
tiful.
At the Postofics store Of j. b. Mar
shall. Gold Hill. the stock OF sessonabls
articles Is most superb, and tho man.
woman or child which could not be
suited there deserves to 60 prssentless to
bed till the holidays are over.
In the line Of jswelry n. N. Fredrick
Of Virginia, the great manufacturer Of
Nevada, makes q most gorgeous display.
lie keeps everything to be found In sneh
au establishment anywhere, and has
made many fine articles 10 order.
The shop OF W. Manning at 40 South
@ street, Virginia. is also full Of elegant
and seasonable goods In the jewslry
line, and the display he makes Is equal
to any to be found on the coast. His
manufactured articles are also OF tho
finest style and quality.
But OF all the places where holiday
goods are heaped In immense variety.
IN the line Of appropriate books for all
and fancy goods and toys for children,
30 as to DO entitled 10 be called "Head-
quarters for Santa Claus" F. Boegls OF
Virginia has the chief. A good book Is
q companion not for a day but for u life
time. and is a most appropriate present
at oil times. and especially for the holt
days.
At OrndoIff & Adkison's. three doors
below the p~ostofico. Virginia, can DO
found everything needed In the line OF
holiday gifts for old and young. This
is n notable place for all kinds OF fancy
articles.
The dry goods stores. too, are max.
ing fins displays Of articles In their line,
all OF which are appropriate for presents.
Altmmk's, In Odd Fellows building.
Gold Hill. is particularly attractive. aud
Galland shows up astonishingly. and
gives presents In cash TO all those who
buy So worth. Alex. Cohn, on Main
street, is offering special inducements,
also at prices 80 low that none need DO
denied a present. His stock Of seasona'
BILE articles Is as large and fine as any.
ID. X NJ. windmillsr. No. 0. South O
street, Virginia. have all sorts Of fur
goods and Just such articles Is make
comfortable and seasonable presents.
L. Berliner. Matt NJ. Gillespie and d.
Thorborn. all Of Gold Hill. are also
offering choice articles. such as will de-
light the hearts OF old and young for
Christmas presents.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-24
Ibleighing.

To-day was the first sleighing OF the
season; rather limited, but sleighing
anyhow. One or two cutters pressed
the snow facilities just for the fun Of
the thing. Perhaps the slsighing was
better at Virginia. The little boys were
out with their sleds, however. sliding
down hill. wherever they could find .
good place. Plenty OF down hill, but
scanty supply OF snow.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-24

Following notices Of mining locations
have been filed for record in the office Of
the County Recorder Of Storey county
BY J. s. Knapp. 1000 feet, Virginia
District, called the TETON claim. between
the East Confidence and Last Chance; a
relocation OF the Dixie.
By Pat. Harvey and Thos. Maloney.
l,5C0 feet, Virginia District, on southsrly
side OF Sugar Loaf and near Parke
reservoir. called the South BONANZA.
BY Z. W. Donnslly. 1900 feet South
Potosi quartz ledge. commencing at the
south line Of the Chollar. Potosi. west oil
Matt. Galatians brick yard. and running
thence to the Exchequer line. ON the
west side Of the Water ComPany's
reservoir.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-24
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Mrs c o slote. J T Swain, Mrs jordan.
J Curtis and wife.M N Hope. Mrs Hope,
u q Lewis. Y z Picking. ID ID Simpson,
Mrs J Y Moody and daughter, II Brown.
ID A MeCurdy. J u rreaiwell. John skae.
L Z Pearson. Mrs J y Lewis, Mrs Lotiie
MCGEE and family. Z y Slater, L schultz,
c Is Sessions. L Flick, J N Hetrick. J 5
Kennedy. II Kelly. II II Benee. T Farley.
J Smith. stephen Ellis, A Dauehy. D II
Grey. A u Nuekles, u lsaaes, il Bager,
Geo Gedge. J Donahue. L Richardson, Mrs
Barnes.