Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-10-31
THE EVENING NEWS.
,Iec,inr OF Town rru.,ee..

Inc pOdIu VI AONh 4AuSSeSS mSs
evening at Judge Halls office, pursuant Il
adjournment, and were called TO order b!
the President. Present-Messrs. Ayls
worth, Goliath, Gray and Cushing. Ab
sent-Mr. Herrick. ess
Minutes read and approved.
The special committee appointed to con
fer with Capt. Plaistead asked further
time TO report. Granted.
MIR. Aylsworth recommended that thu
petition Of Russell s Co., referred to HIN
some weeks ago, be granted.
Mr.. Gushing moved that a warrant b.
drawn in favor of said parties for $50, i
being the amount of tax they asked t
have RENTED.
The following bills were then presented
and, on motion, referred to the Finance
Committee: Bill Of z. Bittner s. Co.
for merchandise, 1924 90; Daily News, fol
advertising, Sc.
The Treasurer's report was then reao
by the Clerk, and on motion of MIR. Col
bath, received and placed on file. Iht
report shows the amount on hand at thu
of the week TO have beer
S4,549 30; the amount paid out during
the week to be $73 IS, leaving a balance
on hand az the date OF the report o.
S4,475 ST, which was distributed as fol
lows: In the Contingent Fund, 1874 "a
Redemption Fund, SAIL 20.
The bids tor the redemption Of warrants
on the Redemption Fund were then opened
and read by the Clerk. There were sla
several bids. The first FIVE were put If
ut 80 cents on the dollar. and were made
by the following parties, and were OF th(
respective amounts following: L. Bittnel
* Co., $3.50 II; L. d. Frankell, 1905 S.
E. a. Gamble, SAT; John McCarty, SOS
81; Liberty Hose Co. No. l, SIP 6S
The sixth bid was put in by John Dewitt
at sol cents on the dollar. The amount
of the bid was $246 %.
Mr.. Goliath moved that all the bids b(
accepted and the Treasurer be instructed
20 pay the warrants. Carried.
There being no more business before The
Board, it was moved and carried to adj
journ.
KgARsARGB.-But little newspaper talk
has recently been indulgedi in by the troop
OF John CONFESS photographers" who
honor the press Of Storey county with the
presence Of their witty and sage genius
Nevertheless, Kearsarge is not dead
neither does it sleep, for Mr.. Charles 5,
Whitcomb, who day before Yesterday ar
rived in Virginia from that district, as
sures US that considerable work is being
done throughout the district in the way Of
prospecting-while to the southeast in the
recently discovered section, a series Of
lodges have recently been located, which
from the appearance Of the rock from the
croppings must yield largely in precious
minerals. We saw some certificates oil
assays made in Aurora that show as high
as Si60 TO the ton in silver, and $50 10
the ton in gold. II is the intention OF Mr..
Whitcomb 70 return at once, and carry
with him a supply OF mining utensils and
sufficient provisions to last a crowd OF SIX
the entire winter. The Imperial, Scot,
and Yankee Volunteer companies lodges
will be worked the entire winter, and the
extent and value Of those lodges which
assay so rich on the surface will be practi-
cally determined.
Music HALL.-'rhis place was well pat.
ronized last night, and the new talent,
Charley Collins and Joe Mabbitt, were
enthusiastically received. Miss Ada De
We're did not appear, as announced. Un-
fortunately. Miss Joey La Forrest was
taken with a sudden illness, and could not
appear, but Carrie Chapman, Mrs. Sam
Wells, and that popular favoritc, Miss
Josephine, were on hand, and came to the
scratch in a most satisfactory manner, ii
plsudits are u criterion. y big bill is out
for tonight.
No CuAIS-GANG.-ln an item in Satur-
DAYS issue We were mistaken in referring
to IN chain gang being at work on the
streets Of Virginia, and yesterday we
fought seven duels with Mayor Jones,
Rev. Mr.. Burbank and Deacon Higbee-
weapons, gin and gum-and to avoid
more trouble, we apologize to the bar
keeper that trusted us. The force at work
are not bandits or jay-hawkers, but good
square American citizens of a diversity o.
color, who serve the city at 81 per day
more or less.
TRR NEARER THE CHURCH TIL FARTHER
PROM GoD.-Recorder Meagher had be-
fore him, Monday morning, one John Doc
Stephenson, a colored gentleman, who has
received a call to preach the gospel to his
benighted brothers and sisters, being
charged with malicious mischief, in forci.
bly, obtaining ingress to the portals OF the
church Of which John claims to be pastor,
\ huge delegation of the colored popula'
ton were present, and the trial proved in
tcnsely interesting.
The FRNIAN BBNEFIr.-At Maguire's
Opera House this evening a grand benefit
will be given to the Fenian Brotherhood
when it is expected that all the friends o.
that Order and of old Ireland will be or
hand and fill the house. The best bill o.
the season will be presented by the tai
ented company now performing at thi:
theater, and the price of admission is fixed
at only one dollar.
DEER SYSrAx.-A dead goat was fount
in the bottom of the shaft, covered will
green flies, and in such a state Of putridit!
that those who went into it were scarcely
able to breathe.-Enterprise.
Is the Reporter of the Enterprise as wei
as usual?
SIZE THBN.-We know Of 10 place ii
the State where a man can get a better
team or better treatment than at the estab'
lishmcnt of Light & Haviland. a few door
north Of Wells, Fargo s Col office. South
c street, Virginia.
OWING to the sudden change Of climatr
and consequent tendency to debility, tn
citizens of Gold Hill are purchasing a
Deans Drug Store the finest Of medicina
wines and liquors.
BULLION. - There was shipped from
Wells, Fargo s Co.'S Gold Hill Office, thi
morning Il bags Of bullion. weighing
1892 lbs, worth, per assay, SS2,749 03.
No Observation-Disclosures Meagher, o
the Police Court, had no business befor