Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-06-27
THE EVENING NEWS.


irrepresSiole National Guards have just exc
eu,ed strategic movement indicative OF
their enterprising spirit, finding that hosts OF
their friends in this CITY, both ladies' anu
gentlemen, were making preparations 70 az
tend their Bail on the ith OF July ana rear
ing that their Arnory Hall would DC 700
small 70 accommodate all their guests. nave
II a large expense, procured Suthhs lneatet
for that decision. The Committee OF AT
ranosnsnrs irform Us that their fair irlendS
IN ,bis ci,y laid seige TO them and compelled
them TO capirulate and make this chSnse'
The ladies all say that Arm"ry Hal! Is ."o
small for one Of the popular balls OF inc va
tiouals. They wish u u1der>t?ou t5at -
masking this change. they do no, intend 10 De
any more promiscuous in the sale OF tickets
,han thew have been heretofore, but on the
contrary. the party will be as select as If
hold A, their Armory. The Nationals have
The reputation OF giving splendid balls, and
exercising great care that no improper
ch.rac,ers gain admittance 10 their gay and
Festive scenes and we are conhdent they
will not loose any Of their prestige on this
occasion. Tickets can only be procured OF
members, and will not be sold at the door.
4 HsAvY PrKcHAsE.-Last week our
friend John Treslone, Esq" former pro-
prie;or of the Swanzea Mil, purchased the
in,eres, Of McssIs. Apple and Bates in the
segregated portion of the Alpha ground,
and in the mill. paving therefor the hand
some sum of $4,000. At the time of the
cave in Gold Hill the shaft of the Apple
4 Bates mine was closed partially, but
work has been commenced through the
old within shaft. and about two hundred
tons Of first class ore has been already
raised since the purchase. Hosting works
will be erected in a short time. and sixty
tons Of ore will be mined per day. At
present the Carson and Swsnzea mills are
being supplied with ore. but as soon as
The new works commence running. sew
eral other mills will be employed. Mr..
Treglone is an energetic business man, and
with him 20 direct, We look 10 sec the
mine flourish with exceeding wealth.
OPERA HovsE.-The Opera House was
not crowded last night, but the whole
troupe acquitted themselves with credit.
The Colfsx meeting was the grea, attrac-
ZION. Tonight the Worrell Sisters re-
celve benefit, it being the ladies night,
on which occasion the beautiful play en-
ti;led The Elves" will be presented, for
the hrs, time in Nevada. The piece is
very meritorious, snd IS strongly cast.
The Worrell's being supported by Miss
Chapman. Mrs. Wells, the fairy-Flora
Bray, and Walter Bray, Stephenson.
Woodruff, Rhoades and the balance Of
the Company. We expect 10 see the dress
circle crowded with the beauty of Storey
on the occasion. which will be honored
by the presence OF the Hon. Mr.. Colfax
and party.
GaocEaIEs.-As will be seen by an ad-
Yer,isemen, under the head Of new to-
day." r. 6. Sheath has re-opened
wholesale depo, At IS South c street.
Virginia. for the sale, 10 the retail trade
throughout Nevada, of prime article OF
groceries Of all kinds AZ San Francisco
rates. with freight added. We have long
needed such an establishment, and trust
our merchants will bestow liberal patron
age on an institution 50 much 10 their
convenience. Our old friend, Mr.. A. L.
Edwards, IS 81 the helm, and will receive
with courtesy all who may favor him with
call.
TIE ColFAx MEErISe.-Last evening
several thousand of our citizens assembled
in 'front.' of the International Hotel, where
band OF music was STATIONED, to hear the
greeting of the hon. : huyler Colfax and
his companions. Hon. 4. W. Baldwin
introduced the honorable gentleman. who
made an eloquent and ceiling speech that
was received with vociferous applause.
He was followed By the other distinguished
gentlemen of the party, each os whom
made telling speeches. We regret our in
ability 70 publish the remarks Of the entire
number.
REcoapER's CorRr, VIReINIA.-Judse
Measher had before him the following de-
linquents this morning: John Doe. ar
rested BY officer Lackey for being drunk,
forfeited bail in the sum of $50. John
Harmon. arrested BY officer Downey for
being drunk and disorderly, was dis
charged upon payment of costs, II being
h,s irst oEcnse. Dick Moves, arrested by
officer Downey for being again drunk and
di-orderly. was fined therefor $50, and
ordered committed TO Jail until paid.
CA11.-Alr. J. R. Smith will open his
new saloon the " Olympic" few doors
above the News ofice. this evening, and
will be glad to see all his friends there.
Step in and take cooling drink and have
q Jolly time. The "boys" who belong to
the Olympic Club will ind more spirits
at the hall. az their next meeting; and II
Symnastic CuSses" can get drought to
raise their courage as well as exercise to
raise their muscle.
PRooREssIHe.-We learn that the work
on the ditch. between the New Truckee
mine. and Sebastopol Districts and the
Truckee river, is progressing rapidly. AL
ready twenty miles of the same has been
surveyed, and a force OF men will be put
4, work a. once. Water is the great de-
sideratum in this new mining section, and
a. soon as the ditch is completed several
mills will be erected. and fresh impetus
given to mining in the two districts.
New GooDs FOR THE FouRrH.--Dale
& Co., of Virginia, have Just received
tremendous assortment of all kinds Of
fancy goods, including very large variety
of American flags of all descriptions, and
4 large lot of the best fireworks manu-
isctured. Their prices DEFY competition,
and the excellent quality Of the goods
offered insures a speedy sale.
An APPLICATION FOR SEGREGATION. -
Thi, morning Susan Andrews has filed an
application in the Clerks office Of the Dis
tic, Court. asking that the bonds Of mar
rai2r existing between herself and Thomas
Andrews, be ruptured; alledged cause
habitual drunkenness, lack Of support and
desertion.
PERSONAL. H. S. Brumheld, Esq,
Treasurer of the gres, Overland Stage Co..
and resident at Great Sal, Lake City, left
Virginia to-day for San Francisco, whence
he will depart on the next steamer fol-
New York. to be absent for three months