Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-06-13
THE EVENING NEWS.

newly elected Town Trustees held THEN
sr>, regular meeting last evening. A full
Soard was present. Mes>rs. Gushing,
GRAY and Goliath were qualified last week.
Vne other TWO. MeS>rs. Avl<worth and
u,rT,CS. took the oath of office last even
NJ. The meeting was called 10 order and
u motion. Geo. W. Aylsworth was elect
Il President pro tenn. and E. Gushing
Secretary pro tenn. The Board then re-
.,,y,d ,.,elf into executive session for the
rrr,,ion Of permanent officers and trans
,,..sr Of business. Geo. W. Ayl>worth
,ye. p,,ced IN nomination for President of
-, Board. and unanimously elected.
>srys, HYATT was placed in nomination.
,,3 unanimously elected Clerk of the
B,a-l :1r the ensuing year. and s. A.
E.l,7r- was also unanimously elected
r,Yn Attorney. The Trustees then pro-
-.slsL 70 the consideration nf town affairs.
IA +, MAS resolved. that the Offices of
,,,-rro,e, in the town Of Gold Hill are
t,r,hy declared vacant. and such officers
now scrug IN tEa; capacity continue TO so
A.. unul The 18th INST, TO. day. and
~, on said DAY they deliver up their
bqlye> Of office - the Marshal. The
Board then proceeded 10 the election OF
raw policemen. with the following result:
For policeman OF the I'd Ward. VIM.
Ns,srve wa> chosen: for policeman OF the
=, Ward. Cha>. Humphue~, Z. Douglass
and II. II. Ham,in were placed IN nom'-
nation, and ;ne TWO former elected. ne
following resolution MAS then adopted b!
ne Board:
P.,qir,G. Tha: :he following committees
~ Amounted bv he President, each COM
--,i.,s,. 20 c7n>:>: 0f one trustee. FIrS'.
Committee on Finance; second. COM
nj.,ee on Streets; third. Committee on
Ordinance fourth. Committee on VA
Ter; and fifth. Commute on Police.
On the hrs, OF ;hese committees. Mr.. y.
Z. Herrlck was appointed; on the second.
l. L. Goliath on the third, D. y. Gray;
on the fourth. E. Cushing; on the nth.
c. W. Aylrswos:h. A resolution wa
:hen introduced and adopted. ordering
.ae Pre>;den, and Clerk 20 draw up an
order Of business snd rules for the gov
e!nmsn, OF the Board al its regular meet
irSI, 20 be submitted 10 the consideration
OF the Board a: is mex; meeting. 1t was
.vrther
Rssolred, ina: the regular meetings OF
the Board be held or Monday evenings Of
each week. -n,I otherwise determined.
4 communication from citizens. asking
an appropriation OF money 10 aid IN de-
frsving the expenses OF celebrating the
coming Fourth Of July, was then taken up
sad fully considered; but owing to the
presen, state Of the Town Treasury. the
Trustees did no: think themselves justified
u making an appropriation. The Official
bond Of Tnos. johnson. fnr Marshal. was
presented 20 the Board. who accepted it.
sni then adjourned 10 NEE; again next
Monday evening.
OprRA HorsE.-Ls.t night, upon the
occasion Of the hrs: appearance Of the
Worre.! Sisters, the Opera House was
crowded 10 sufocation. and as the best
criterion of the entertainment, every one
wen, away perfectly satisfied. Little
Jennie : by far the most entertaining lit
re fairy that ever fitted across the Nevada
sage. and repeated encores testified to the
warm appreciation Of her audience. The
:h-ee sisters. in the beautiful burle>6ue OF
Cinderella" each seemed 10 Surpass the
o;her in brilliant poi+e and acts, and were
welcomed with storms Of applause.
Issacs, in his violin solo, j. indeed master
Of the wonderful Instrument. and the
swee, tones and marvellous limitations oi
birds, beasts and quadruprds, brought
round after round Of applause. H:s
music one can feel TO De music. and does
not require an educated taste 10 appreci-
ate-it suits every body. The entire COM
pSnY surpassed themselves. Tonight.
the beautiful play OF " Fra Diab!o " will
o. presented. in which the wonderful
sisters will all appear.
FARRASp's ANALGAHAToRs.-A couple
of Farrand's Patent Amalgama,ors have
been pu: up. and will be put into use in a
day or TWO. at the Gold Hill mill. They
are very different in construction from the
amalgamators generally in use. and are.
we believe. the only ones OF the kind in
anv Of our mills. They were first put up
in This mill last Summer. BY Mr.. Farrand,
and were used with success until the mill
was stopped and the amalgamating ma
chinery taken out for repairs They have
been overhaulsd with the rest of the ma
ehinery, and are expected now 20 do extra
work.
Now ~ TIE WINTER" Erc.-So We
heard a bright-eyed, rosy-cheeked, cherry
Tipped lass exclaim Yesterday, e. she came
tripping down South c street, Virginia.
daint!ly exposing the best fitting little
saiter boo: we have seen for many days.
and which. upon inquiry, We learned she
had just boush, for almost nothing OF
Steudrman * Co., who always keep the
Snes, assortment Of boots, shoes, ETC., etc..
shat can be bought west of Lynn, Mass.
TIE PHcSIx.-Tom Carson has opened
his neat little saloon. opposite the Eclipse
Stables, Gold Hill, and now calls il the
"Phonix." Il is as neat az new pin,
and reflects credit upon Toms energy
There is a comfortable reading room con.
nected with il. His beverages and cigar:
are superb. Call and see him and Billy
Gardner.
PRELINrSARIEs SErTLED.-Last even
ing one hundred dollars aside was de-
posted as forfeit at the Washoe Exchange
Billiard Saloon, for match game of bill
lizards, between the well-known amateurs
WA. Brimacomo and Winnie Wright
:he game 10 be four-ball carom for i've
hundred dollars, TO be played July l4th
The match which was 70 have taken place
tomorrow IS annulled thereby.
CHAxoE OF FrRN.-Jacob Furth ha:
purchased the inrere,: Of Furrh Brothers
a. the we'll known stand, No. South {
street, Virginia. and j. prepared to furnish
Ms friends and the public with fac arti'
Gle of cigars Of the finest brands, tobacco,
etc. See bis advertisement in another
column.
LocAL.-If you are dry, and want .
good glass Of cool lager. just stop in a
F;nch's Saloon, or a. This Saloon, ir