Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-06-04
Fl EVENING NEWS.

hood of Mnrysville, gave u' a.
r~forma,ion which We deem matter oil
general interest. The crop has been
somewhat, injured by the late storms, but
,bs whea, never looked better in the
knowledge OF ranchmen. It is heavy on
the ground to a remarkable degree, and
will certainly yield large returns. Marys-
willie. he said, looked to hi~m-through
Gold Hill specialization he has been a
long resident here, has our infor-
~mant-rather dull in the way of bu-
siness. Grass Valley and Nevada,
through which he passed on his
return, appeared quite lively in the way
OF business. The mines in the locality of
those places still maintain their reputation
in a pecuniary sense. One claim in par
ticular he mentions as showing the conf.
dence in claims about Grass Valley. The
French Lead-now North Star Mine
sold lately for $3.50, 000. Six months
ago, shares could readily have been bought
for 81 5000, and as there are but twenty
shares in this company, any one can read
lily perceive the rise in value that has
taken place. The mine that Sam Curtis
is working over there-late Superindent OF
the Savage Company, Virginia,-is yield
ing a thousand dollars daily clear Of en-
penses. The name Of this mine is the
lone. His friends will be glad to hear of
this.
AsrrRANrs FOR OFFIcB.-This evening
tells the story, or rather closes the record
in regard to the estimation held Of the
various aspirants for public favor for Of
fees, to be held in Gold Hill, for the en-
suing year. Town Marshal, Trustees,
Treasurer and the like, all submit their
claims for office, all have had their merits
canvassed, and doubtless from the well
known character Of our citizens, BY the
time our paper is issued, the decision will
pretty much have been final. We hope
no one entitled 10 vote vii! fail OF going
TO the polls, and to the best OF his JudS-
ment vote for the right men.
FAIR AND FEsrrvAL.-The ladies have
appointed Mr.. Theodore Hale postmaster
for the Festival the new postmaster has
acted promptly in his new honors and
sho owed excellent taste by selecting Misses
Gussie Morton, Mamie Mcclellan and
Mary George as his assistants. We I'M
derstand that the young ladies OF this
place and Virginia have been quite bus'ly
engaged for the past few days in writing
letters for the post Office. Mr.. Hale tells
us his office has on hand already over 800
letters, and that they are coming IN daily
very fast there has been promised a mail
from San Francisco, Sacramento, Marys-
vile, Carson, and we know not but from
Salt Lake.
ANOTHER HIGHWAY RoBBERY.-We
have Just heard Of another robbery below
Silver City, in the ncighborhood OF the
Phoenix Mills, whereby a man named
Weston was stopped by two foot-pads
and robbed ofSl9. They were undouht-
edly some OF the same gang that over
hauled Mr.. Ingham. This affair came of
on Saturday evening. We could not learn
full particulars.
FENIAS BALL.-At their last meeting in
this place the Circle decided that, in the alb
sence Of other efforts to celebrate the crea,
National Anniversary Of the nations indie
Fundamentally 4,h-,hey at least would pay
their Acknowledgements 10 the day, or rather
evening, BY getting up a grand ball on the
occasion, Committees were all appointed
and the whole programme will be seen in our
advertising columns tomorrow. Every ar
rangement has been made and everything
will be done to make this ball 4 perfect sue
cess in its line. The proceeds Of the ball will
be devoted TO the purchase Of two flags for
the use OF the Circle here, one unfolding 10
the breeze the stars and stripes and the other
the sun.burs, on the green flag Of old Ireland.
BoEGLE At HIS Posr.-In the postofice,
v~irsinia-sharp to the rishs-"how's things
and show is that" etc. His CO inter look
eth fresh to-day. Nice place; nice papers
and periodicals nice young man selling EN-.
Everything TO be had there, in the stationery
line. From the sober Eclectic reprint down
20 sporting papers and toothpicks. Boegle
has EN-. Penknives and pictorials-Boegle
has en-. He's there. Where? Sharp 10
the right, as you enter the postothce hall. He
keeps German papers, that you can't see TO
read after 4 o'clock. He keeps and distrib-
u,es the News, that everybody reads, on
week days, after 1 o'clock in the evening.
SrNpAY.-This was 4 most remarkably
pleasant day all the way through. Every
one in the range Of our acquaintance seemed
70 enjoy it, each one to his peculiar tastes
and inclinations. Many went 10 church,
some took walks, some laid off, regarding it
as 4 day Of rest, while others enjoyed il in a
promiscuous manner, making calls upon
their lady friends, exchanging courtesies
with their neighbors and trying to make the
most Of q really pleasant day. We hope all
felt the better, were made wiser and happier
in their different obseryances OF the day.
OIL.-oil for burning, oil for machinery,
A No. l and no equsl,-cyen social Al
Kennedy & Mallon's therefor. Received BY
them on Saturday a large invoice Of oils and
candles, which they will slip to customers at
low rates. Lubricating oil, Of new and supe-
rior manufacture, is offered mine and mill
men, with the assurance that they will try 1t
once and then adopt IL above all former pre-
parations for the special purpose indicated.
Groceries OF every kind are tumbling in every
day, and summer prices are unusually low.
yERASpA HorEL.-our old friend Thomas
Bulger, who used to be an officer in Virginia
City, has bough, and opened the above named
hotel, formerly the White House in lower
Gold Hill, and reit,ed i, up in fine style for
ali those who may favor him with their pat
ronage. His tables will always contain all
the s~ubstantials and delicacies that the mar
kets afford. There are also connected with
the house billiard tables, bar, etc. Call and
see him.
BuRRALL.-We acknowledge a full supply
OF current periodical literature, received BY
the last steamer. The donor writes on his
envelope: my motto on news matter is
'CAedper than The cheapest" Frank Leslie's
illustrated for May 18th contains a portal,
OF ANDY johnson. Harper's, Of the same
date, contains portraits Of General Fitzpatrick
and Commodore Rodgers. and large pictures
OF the bombardment Of Valparaiso. AL nj
Burrall's.
sILvER SEr.-A beautiful silver tea SET
will be ratified for on the first evening OF the
Ladies' Fair and Festival, at the Gold Hill
Thea,.r, the tickets being nearly all sold. II
will be a most valuable and beautiful present
for any lady, and the chances will be fairly
drawn. Persons holding chances are desired
70 be on hand.
TABLEAux.-The tablesux for the Ladies