Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-07-03
THE EVENING NEWS.

AhSSht duu WHO DdSSeQ IIR
ordeal OF examination, not only unscathed,
but most creditably, in fact A No. l, was
refused a position in our primaries be-
cause she CHANGED to be young-(perhaps
Sood-looking.) The lady in question has
had much experience for one so YOUNG in
teaching our youthful Americans how to
shoots an orphan and entirely depend
cns on her own exertions for a livelihood,
and it seems that here, as in the case of
Fox and Sheridan, that "youth is q
heinous crime. We just wish to add fur
thermore, that the young lady in question
is not only a good square Union girl, but
the very finest stamp of q secesh's abomi-
nation-an "aboktioaiSteSS."
Rich ORR. We saw some hundred
pounds Of ore in possession of a Mexican
in Virginia yesterday that was the richest
in gold aud silver of any we have ever be-
fore seen. The rock (what there was of
it) was of greyish quartz, while the whole
was impregnated not only with free gold
but black sulphurets Of silver and free
silver. The rock was worth at least five
hundred dollars, and comes from some
ledge recently found by the Greasers /; but
the locality Of which is quite ungetatable
by any one who lacks the naughty blood
of the Dons in their veins. We pur-
chased a small piece of the ore, as a speci-
men, for which we paid Sand got o
bargain at that.
CALL into Baum & Bro IS clothing store,
next door to the News Office, and buy a
new suit for the Fourth of July. There
is where you can get q suit Of clothes that
will exactly fit. and one Of the latest style
and best quality. and moreover, can be
had at the cheapest possible prices. Baum
& Bro. have lately been filling up their
store with q new stock Of goods, and now
offer to the public at the lowest prices ev
crything in the line of gents clothing and
furnishing goods, boots, hats and caps.
and win agree to suit their customers in
everything. Give them n call, n look
2t their magnificent clothing before you
80 elsewhere to buy.
GOLD HILL THEATER.-Those who love
fun must not forget the entertainment
which is TO be given at the Gold Hill
rheater tomorrow evening by the COM
pany now performing at Music Hall in
Virginia. Harry Courtaine will be there.
So will Miss Jessie Weaver, who will
make you split your sides with laughter.
They will be supported by q minstrel
troupe rarely cqualed in this place, and
Gold Killers should turn out and give
them a good greeting.
NATIONAL GUARDS BALL.-The Ball to
be given by the National Guards at Sutlif's
Hall Tomorrow evening, promises to be the
grandess affair Of the season. The Guards
, are famous for their magnificent parties, and
we would recommend all who love brilliant
company, and the mazes Of the dance, to go
TO Sutlifs tomorrow evening and trip the
hight fantastic toe" The members Of the
Guard have taken every measure to make
the ball a success. The Hall is the best, the
music will be the sweetest, the ladies the
fairest, aud the viands fit for the palate Of an
epicure. II will be the Bal. to attend.
LIBERTY HOSE No. 1.-The Members of
this Company will meet at the Hose House
this evening, to perfect their arrangements
for a participation in the Anniversary to-
morrow. We are pleased to see the gallant
boys Of Hose company No. wide awake,
and preparing to present that crcditable APP
pearance tomorrow which is expected OF
them. Their Hose carriage, new caps, belts,
and equipments, with their splendid new
Banner, will reflect credit upon the company
second to none other in the county.
A BEAUTIFUL BANNEE.-At about o'clock
tomorrow morning, in front Of the office OF
Wells, Fargo & Co., in Gold Hill, n most
beautiful American Flag, made Of heavy silk,
bullion fringe, &C., will be presented to Lib
erty Hose Company, No. l. on behalf ola
number Of the citizens of the Town II IS a
beautiful memento Of respect TO the Com
pany, and we doubt not will be we'll cared for
BY the recipients. II will be carried in the
procession.
HOSE COMPANY MEETING.-The atten-
ton of members of Yellow Jacket Hose
Company is directed to an advertisement
in another column, Of q meeting to be
held this evening. We are requested to
saw that the hats, belts and othe: equip
ments of the company have arrived, and
will be distributed at the meeting this
evening, and therefore it is very desirable
that every member should be present.
BApeEs.--Those patriotic badges of
Washington, Lincoln, Grant and Sher=
man, at Rosener and Co.'s, opposite
Wells, Fargo &'Co.'s Virginia Office, have
nearly all been sold. and such associations
as have no. provided themselves with a
supply, will do we'll to call.ere It is too
late. The badges are cheap, patriotic and
exceedingly tasty.
FIour.-Last evening two hombres got
into q discussion as 90 the relative quail
ties of Lincoln and Johnson, one asserting
that the one was nearly perfect; the other
DENYING it. Words brought on blows,
blows brought bloody noses and sore
heads, and a policeman brought both to
the .ta,ion-house, and to-day at 10 o'clock
the parties will be brought on for trial.
BALL.-Ned Swift, at Strawberry VAL
ley, givesa grand ball tomorrow even
ing, and we have no hesitation in guaran-
teeing to his legion of friends a first-rate
time. The boys there are wide awake.
and the girls are as pretty as the heros
from which is extracted "the balm Of a
thousand Aowers."
For ExcELsIoR.-This morning Messrs.
Charles Gilman, VIM. Walker and others,
left Virginia for the new Excelsior Dis
tric,, with mining implements and pro-
vision, sufficient for a three months pros
pecting tour. Our best wishes attend
these hardy prospectors Off States wealth.
MEETINGS.. - Several Of the Virginia
Engine Companies hold regular monthly
meetings this evening for the transaction
of regular business. besides fully perfect
ing arrangements for the parade o'mor-
row, Every fireman is expected to At
ecnd to business this evening.
PoxEs ITS NosE, Erc.-Iesterday's