Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-08-11
THE EVENING NEWS.

CIRcus.-We are happy to announce
that our citizens are, once more in their
lives, to have the opportunity of attending
Circus. We have no. seen circus. 10 !!
these many years. We have had Hippo
dromes, and Observation-Disclosures. and
other polysyllabie performances, the size
of the humbug being in exact ratio TO the
length Of the name. Wilson and Zoyara
brought circns with them, and we are
glad Of 1t. The time when we did not
like circus performance, must have been
considerably. anterior to the date of our
first pair Of breeches, for we don't remem-
Der it. We like it still yet" See the
advertisement.
A FIRE ENGINE Fos GoLD HILL.-Mr.
Ps> Holland visited usto-day and spoke
of his pet company, the Knickerbocker
SIS" which he is now organizing on the
Divide, which he intends shall benefit Viz
GINA as well as Gold Hill. The engine
weighs but 1000 pounds, and viii be
ready and willing to aid us when oppor-
,uniry offers. Mr.. Holland is an old fire.
man, and one who understands his busi-
ness. We hope our citizens win subscribe
literally TO the enterprise. The benefit of
the company takes place Saturday even
ing, at SutlifF Hall. We speak for them
full house.
STILL CHANCE TO ESLIsr.-About
100 men are wanted to fill up the six
companies now in this Territory. The
destination of all these companies is now
known and those who enlist win be al
lowed to choose the company they wish
20 Join. They can either 90 to Salt Lake,
stay at the Fort or scout about Honey
Lake and other places in the Territory.
A few men are wanted in all the c6mpa-
MES. Persons wishing to enlist can apply
either at the quarters of the Provost
Guard, or to Provost Mashal Van Box
kelen.
The LADIES FNIR.-The fair ladies of
the Catholic Church run their fair nightly,
and are. We believe, making a very good
thing thereof. We hope they may fully
realize their fullest anticipations, that
when their church is completely finished
il may be entirely free from incumbranee.
4 church debt IS a disagreeable thing for
priest and congregation. The Fair viii
continue through the week, and close
with Ball on Saturday night. We
hope that before it closes every citizen in
town viii have dropped piece in the
treasury.
STRUCK NIoRE WArER.-The Uncle
Sam Company struck more water day be-
fore yesterday, and now keeps both buck
cts running, constantly, and with one
does nothing but hoist out water. The
water was struck in a drift which was
being run from the shaft to- the lodges at
about q hundred feet deeper than the
ledge has heretofore been worked. The
company viii have a gallery run in and
will commence taking out pay rock again
in few days.
STATE CoSsTIruuoN.-The Union says
the Executive Committee recently appoin-
ted to make arrangements for the presen-
taion of the new Constitution to the
people, for their adoption or rejection, on
the It'll of next month, have organized by
the election of Mayor Arick as Chairman,
VIM. N. Gillespie as Corresponding Sec
rotary, Thomas Barclay as Recording
Secretary, and Jacob Smith, Treasurer.
The Original Hawkeye Company struck
some very fine rock in its claim night be-
fore last. The company is confident of
finding pay rock. It is having no water
in its works at present, and can drive
work ahead with rapidty.
FEU-DE-JoIE.-The receipt of the news
confirming the capture of the Forts at Mo-
bile was celebrated this morning by a sa-
lutte from the gun on Fort Wagner, and
the display of flags, chief of which is the
huge SANITARY FLAG at the News Office.
MISERs' LEAeUB.-Mr. Louis Feusier,
of the firm OF L. Feusier s Co., of Yir-
ginia, has been elected Treasurer of the
Miners Protective League by the Board
of Trustees.