Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-06-09

ronlZed. 50. too, were the tables OF fancy
articles which the ladies had tor sale. We
acknowledge, together with many other
articles, the receipt OF letter from the Post
Office kept N the hail by the ladies for the
convenience of their visitors. With
trembling hands We opened it, and Oh
how our feelings were agitated when our
eye rested on the delicate lines traced on
the paper By fair hand. We read, My
Dear"-but we must not tell family
secrets. We foalded the delicate mIsSive
and moved amid the throng, but for i've
minutes could do no more than report TO
ourSelf that tender verse Of ARENAS
Ward:
"Oh you hart,
Stop cuttrn up"
The festival will be continued to-day
and this evening. There will be more
,ableaux and another social this evening.
The large number OF articles which have
been on exhibition on the various tables
will all be sold this evening at reduced
prices, and the festival will close.
CHALLENGE CoNPASY.-The shaft of
this mine is now down a distance Of 5+3
feet, and although a large amount Of
water has TO be contended with the work
Is being vigorously prosecuted. When
the depth of six hundred feet shall Be al
tanned another leveI will be opened. and
without doubt fine body If ore will be
found. The management of the Challenge
az this time is excellent, the men who
work in the shaft being on duty bu: six
hours per day. at regular rates-but
doubtless doing more labor in that time
than could be done in longer shifts.
DISTRICT CorRr.-Before Judge Me-
sick: The Inhabitants of the Town of
Gold Hill vs. Yellow jacket Co.,-judg-
ment for plaintiffs in the sum Of S3.l05,
by consent. Howard vs.. Gaines, Vest ct
sl..-judgment according to the finding.
Jones et al. vs.. Lynch e. al.-motion TO
stay execution and levy thereon denied.
fuller vs.. Acknowledgements for PLAIN
tiff, in accordance with findings. Chand-
Ter vs.. Hern-case on trial.
GETTING MoRAL.-The people Of Viz
GINA are getting highly mOral-not an
arrest wa, made yesterday BY the police,
and Recorder Meagher mods drowsily in
his erm;ne: Birdsall is about getting mar
ried Perry has returned TO a convent
(lager); Pete Larkin IS dieting on Swetzer
cheese; Lackey is in pursuit virtuous
lawyer, while Hanks, Downey. Highly
and the balance of the police are taken
Rip Van Wrinkle nap.
FREIozr.-Among the large amount Of
treigh, which we daily see landed in Vir-
GINA, we yesterday noticed that Doyle *
Goodman, No. 9, North C street, were
receiving q large invoice Of the finest
quality Of wines, liquors, cigars, etc. Mr..
Goodman has selected from the San Fran
cisco market. and that his stock is of the
best quality none can doubt.
NoRE CSCoSSCBtALITY.- Sarah Mcln-
tyre has grown weary of the silken bonds
of love. and to-day has commenced SUIT
in the District Court. asking that the
matrimonial contract between herself and
her husband. NJ. F. Mcintyre, be dis
soIyed-allpging extreme cruelty and lack
of provision for herself as the cause.
The Opera House Melodeon was much
crowded last night. Tonight Talbot
takes a benefit, when he will shoot an
orange from the head Of Captain Clarkson
across the stage. Tomorrow afternoon a
matinee will be given for ladies and child
rem. In the evening, 1saacs, the eminent
violiniss, will appear.
II YOUR Foor is PRErrY, SHOW Ir.-So
goes the song; but then you know that 1t
means foot with neat-6tting boot or
shoe, such as can be found at Gilman's
rooms, 81 South c street, Virginia, where
boots of all kinds. CATERS of all kinds,
slippers of all kinds, and in fact every
thing Of ,oLsr character, of the best
quality, can be found and bought at low
prices. See his advertisement.
PERsoNAL.-We yesterday noticed in
town Jonathan Hunt, Esq. President Of
the Pacific Insurance Company, San
Francisco. We learn the recent troubles
in Virginia, between the Firemen and
Civ Authorities, was the cause of MIR.
Hunts visit. who proposed TO withdraw
all insurance policies; but as the difficult
ties are all settled such proceeding will
not become necessary.
NEW TRrsrEEs.-Three Of the newly
elected Trustees were sworn into office by
Judge Hall last evening. They were
Messrs. Gray. Gushing and Goliath. The
other two, Messrs. Herrick and Ayles-
worth, will qualify, and the new Board
will hold its FIRST meeting next Monday
evening.
For REEsE.-Last evening we noticed
large amount of machinery passing
through Virginia en- route for Austin; be-
sides large engine, there were two boilers,
twenty-six feet long, and several of Wheel
er's pans, all to be used in a new mill re-
Gently built by San Francisco company.
WARN.-For two days the weather has
been meltable, and linen coats, sherry
.obblers, ice cream and warm-hearted
>~omen have been in demand, all Of which
!, sanitary with the thermometer at SO.
San AsroS1o.-From this mining dis
,rict, situated about ninety miles beyond
Austin, we hear most encouraging &C
counts of recent rich discoveries OF rich
ore.
The Consolidated Company have Tor
the present suspended sinking and are
drifting for the ledge, which they Will
doubtless strike in a short time.