Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-06-14
THE EVENING NEWS.


revolving the question Of fitting celeo'"
t,oE of the anniversary of our naiionsii'!
We hone the children Of Storey VIII u"
De behind in paving proper r'ou'S 70 .n'
dsy which. az Thu particular period OF 'it
century. i invested with an interest SacreO
through A thou and battle fields and rivers
of patriot blood. Let no ten cent poitcy
nrrvail. but feed the old Gag le with golden
oats until his scream shall cause traitors
TO vsnose the campnoda, and 90 TO more
congenisl country tor high-toned' gentle
manly cut-throatS.
P. S.-Since writing the above we learn
,ba, a Citizens Meeting was held last
evening at the Courthouse, IN Virginia,
and Committee Of Seven-three from
virginia, two from Gold Hill, and one
each from Flowerv and American Flat
were appointed on arrangements for an
appropriate celebration of the Fourth. b.
c. Whitman, E-q.. Was selected for Presi.
dent; Hon. Charles \. Sumner. for
Ora:or; J. I. Goodman, E-q.. Poet ;
Rev. F. 5. Rising. Chaplain; f. Ingham,
Reader OF the Declaration Of lndepend.
ence; Thos. Pes>ley. E>q., Grand Mar
shat. Besides this action. several Of the
FIRE companies have decided to parade,
and everything looks favorable for an i'm
posing and hit demonstration. The Chair
man Of the meeting. Tho~. Barclay. was
added 10 the Executive Committee. 4
communication from the Board Of Alder
men, was received reau ana p'aceu upon
me minutes OF the meeting ana 'he
Executive S"nhi.ee instructed 10 meet
WIN the BOARD OF Aldermen on fruay
evening next and Cooperate with them
IN making iurther arrangements lot the
celebration.
lin Pi-rc. j. >oon 70 he married 10 Boston
lady. He undoubtedly could have suited
himself better by gong South ana marry
,hsrs and Who's noi;,;rsI views would
have accorded with his own.
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rRoN THE AHNf'-"e ieau 4'''e'
this morning, written by Capt. {. L.
Warner, from Camp No. 10, seventy miles
nor,h of Cnipny;lle, in which ne saws that
in eight DAYS his command travelled three
hundred and thirty miles. At the point
where he wrote he was Joined by Captain
Wallace. with seventy-hye men, Lieut..
Sesmonds. with twenty men mounted and
a underground howltzer, besides Com
pany B frnm Fort Ruby. The Indians
~, SeS hob;,s-ions and Killed many of
the settlers. They are massed about ninety
miles north OF Camp No. 10, and are said
20 b. hostile, and the troops are aaiIy eS-
pecuns big hSnt. Capt Dousnetr!' OF
the I'd California Volunteers, Will JON the
force IN few days, and without uruos
bloody hight with the REDSKINS Will snsue'
.n-v,-x R,,rv-1a., eve,;n, We
W
saw ~ the blacksmith shoP Oh d W.
Henningway. South D street. Virginia.
an ar,ssian ANGER in procsss Of con srruc-
-. ,.h;,h 60, uorL m ,bs
.esm Of the CRYSTAL Consolidated Coal
Company's mine. near the town of Crystal
Pax ''an% enin'y. me a'lS:F i OF
. .ne H, .I'. 49, ~ : - ,nsrsntss
81 ~ conns,r" f,,p-. coal MINI. The
go ;ron To-. !. bsi',,, d,ne win coal
- So, r. ~ O d.rtb If onIv
80 g., 60 ~. snrfscs Tbs com.
-, ,, -, -;rt ,ba;r yell un,il thp
seam may BE- cut. which will be probably
two hundred and nifty feet
M.srrIors YARSs,-Every day we
h,r -;,b ,.-,. l,d.s ,hs,
nave oeen feeen''! u'Seo'efeu u" Tue hAei-
ness Pass route TO California. and we are
informed that rock from the cropping" as
says a. niSn d s'''UO1 per ron re-!
Wnoa r,;ne. ,bs, shound in Doten's
amalsan. all hollow. and few tons
would make chap of moderate desires
eomioTtao!e 'Cr H'P 70 Ine Day; iuue
WIZ develop these "ohaer'u' goio- oesi-
ing ieaseS' wn'cn we nope VIII prove d.
FIch d Is eNpec'ea oS 'he'' o""eS'
Trustees ELEcrEp.-Ata recent meet
IN, of ,be ,r,.rees Of m, Crystal Peak
Consolidated Coal Company and of the
CRYSTAL Peak Lumber, Water and Ditch
Company. the Hon. 4. W. Baldwin and
John 4. Paxton. were elected trustees of
the co npany to dill vacancies. The pre-
sent Board Of Directors are energetic
capitalists.
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~ ,bs WorrslI sisters. las, evening. drew a
crowded audience who, of course, were
delighted, This evening, bv particular
request, the beautiful play of Cinderella
will be repeated, and as it is the last night
for ladies and families this week, the
house will of course be crowded. Go
early and secure good seats.
SEEDs A1p.-Mr. Francis P. Evans,
who recently had his hand shattered at
.hf Danev hois,ine-works, and who suf.
go .un,,s,,on If hi. finger. needs aid
VERY much The owners or managers of
,he Minis in whose employ he received the
;niurv. should a, least furnish him COM
Portable sustenance until he IS again able
to earn MS hS'ns'
To SPoRrsNES.-Scholl Holmes, two
doors north of Wells, Fargo & Co.'S Office,
h.vs ma, rscs;vsd a ,arop assortment of
.,a. Ia rsvoIys-. 6.b;ny rsrkle has.
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