Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-09-28
THE EVENING NEWS.

AUCTION SALE.-The Administrator
sale of liquors and bar fixtures of the
Bank Exchange Saloon off to-mor-
row afternoon, at 2 o'clock, on the prem
ises. A rare chance is offered to dealers
to obtain a supply of liquors suitable for
a hrst-class saloon, as the stock to be sold
was purchased for the Bank Exchange,
which was of hat order and where was
kept only good liquors. II also offers a
good opportunity to those who wish to
supply their private cellars to do so, as
we are informed the stock to be sold is
quite large.
An APoLoeY.-With q grateful appre-
citation of the amiable qualities of our
friends, w. h. Smith, Tom Peasley and
w. Bivins, we hereby correct the state
ment we made relative to a hunting ex-
cursion which the aforesaid parties mode
last week. in referring to which we stated
that "they succeeded in killing a sick
cotton tailed rabbit" II was an error,
for DIR. Huffaker assures us in his profess
sional capacity that the deceased rabbit
was only slightly indisposed and in a
week would have been convalescent. Is
u apology accepted:
JoIS THE CLuB.-Al Union men, citi-
zens of the Second Ward of Gold Hill,
are requested to join the Union Club Of
their ward by signing the constitution of
the same at the earliest opportunity. The
constitution will be found at the club
room every evening of meetings after six
o'clock, and may be signed at the News
Office any day during business hours. 1t
is not only the duty, but the interest of
every Union man to join the club. Lose
no time. Step into the Office and sign
your name at the first opportunity.
SECOND WARD UNION MBErING.-Union
men Of the Second Ward, remember that
the meeting of your club takes place to-
morrow evening. Good speakers will be
there. Don't fail to attend. Speak to
your neighbor about it. Bring him along.
The constitution of the Club will be there
TO receive the signatures Of new members.
If you know of any Union men in the
Second Ward who has not joined the
NluU, uOU I ldlI W OkIAS AAu W az ulSSt-
ing. Remember, tomorrow evening.
BENEFIr.-To-morrow evening, at the
Music Hall. Carrie Chapman, one of the
pioneers of Nevada, will receive hei first
complimentary benefit, and offers as at
traction the biggest bill Of the season.
The feature of the entertainment will be
Carries rendition of the great character Of
Nose" in a Glance at New York, in
which part she has no peer-or rather
peeress. 90, everybody, and give Carrie
q rousing benefit.
DISTRICT CoURr.-Before Judge Bur-
bank-In the matter of the estate Of Jos.
Stevenson, a minor, the sale Of property
by guardian confirmed. and c%onveyances
ordered TO be made to purchaser. State
VS.. Harris-ordered that $4,000 bail be
returned to C. c. Brooks, upon the ap-
prevail Of a bond of that amount from
Harris and his suresies. Recess until
Saturday, at 10 A. NJ.
KEEP IT FOR AN HERIrAGE.-Parties
who contributed to the Nevada Sanitary
Commission can obtain beautiful litho-
graphed certificates of membership by ap-
plying to Geo. II. Dana, the Secretary of
the Commission. Secure one, ye who
contributed. 1t is a certificate of loyalty
and a rich heritage unto your children.
REcoRDER's CoURT.-Before Recorder
Meagher, Virginia, this morning: Barney
Lynch, assault and battery discharged.
Mons. LaChuigar, drunk and sleeping on
the sidewalk in default Of fine and costs
was committed to Jail for four days.