Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-07-07
THE EVENING NEWS.

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for July, %abounding IN neatly illustrated
articles, and first rate short stories, as
well a. large doses Of serials" Here is
Demorest's Monthly Mirror Of Fashion,
for July-a splendidly illustrated number.
He is Frank Le,lle's Weekly for June l6.
containing a page frontispiece portrait OF
General Scott. Leslle's Chimney Cor
ner," weekly, is here represented BY two
consecutive numbers. Here are the Bos-
ton Pilot and the y. Y. Irish People /;
here are NewYork Ledgers, New York
Weekly Magazines, Harper's illustrated
Weekly. Louisville Journal, The Banner
of Light, Gleason's Literary Companion.
FOURTH OF JuLY COMMITTEES MEETING.
This Committee met at the Bullion
C~ompany's office, b street. Virginia at ?
o'clock yesterday, and then and there
acted upon thirty-four claims OF citizens
OF Gold Hill and Virginia, ordering dis
bursemenrs to the amount OF 1894 IL.
Captain c. c. Warner. Chairman OF the
Finance Committee, will pay at the Post
Office. Virginia. all parties whose bits
were acted upon. On Tuesday afternoon
next. at 2 o'clock P. NJ, the Executive
Committee will have their final meeting at
the Bullion Company's office. when the
business OF said committee will be closed
up for the year 1866.
PsrALuMA MILL.-This early establish
ed and successfully operated mill. under
the supervision of its efficient Superinten-
dent. J. c. Caldwell, Esq. is doing as
well now as at any former period. They
run eight stamps Of 500 pounds each, and
turn GU in the way of crushing from 10
to ~ tons of Crown Point rock every "a
hours. Eighteen pans perform the anal
gamating for this amount of crushing, and
from the fact that during a two years OBJ
serva,ion Of this mill. they never are out
Of rock. proves that they do their work
satisfactorily and well. This mill runs BY
steam and employs eight hands.
TIE WHIsrLg.-Ben. franklin wrote a
very humorous account about a penny
whistle which he bought in MS %boyhood,
but the whistle from our mines and mills,
heard morning. noon and night. is no
penny affair in its resultS-and don't the
boys hustle when they hear II Prompt
TO time they usually are, and 30 the work
tina, gives life and soul, so TO speak. to
our community goes on. May this whis-
tie be heard for many a year, enlivening
our citizens. and indicative of industry
and prosperity.
Music HALL.-The late accessions to
this Hall, in Miss Ella La Rue, Charley
Rhodes and Otto Burbank, together with
the old talented troupe engaged at this
place, secured last evening, IA on the for
mer one, an immense audience. We sell
dom have seen anything 20 of more lively,
or afford so much fun 10 the audience.
So long as such versatile talents secured.
this Hall will be well filled. The merry
Wives of Virginia" received the same ap'
plause as on the previous evening Il
will be repeated this sven'ng.
Town Lors.-On Tuesday next, Col
Gregg, Of the Carson Land Office, will be
in Gold Hill, 10 close up all the applicG-
tons for town lots which may be legally
claimed by parties. Our citizens who
have not already applied for their Gov
eminent patents had better be on hand at
that time. II will save a good deal OF
expense and time. Better get your title
10 your lots.
RExovAL.-Wells, Fargo s Co.'S Ex-
press and Stage Office, in Gold Hill, will
be removed this evening TO the large and
spacious room occupied by the Agency OF
the Bank Of California, and that excellent
and reliable man, W. II. Blauvelt. E>q"
will be their Agent. The Banking depart
ment Of Wells. Fargo s Co, at this office
has been discontinued. The public are
referred TO their notice in another column.
PIONEER MARxEr.-Mr. Sharf, the
proprietor Of the Pioneer Market, opposite
the Gold Hill Theatre, has added to his
fine meat maTke, a market for the sale of
all kinds Of fresh vegetables, which he is
daily receiving-such a. luscious tomatoes,
cucumbers, green corn, cabbage, celery,
potatoes, beets, squashes, and every thing
in that line. Just try him-he sells
cheap.
YELLOW JACKET HOSE CoMPANY.-This
Company have their machine now
housed with Liberty No. /. The defective
roof of the town building occupied BY this
Company, through leakage. rotted the
floor to such a degree tina, r, pairs were
needed and imperative. They are now
being made on this building. and we are
pleased 10 notice that our clown Fathers
are up 10 all reasonable requirements.
Hor DAYs.-We are having a number
Of very hot days in succession, that Is
yery irving to all those who have business
OIL our streets in the pedestrian line. Hot.
hotter, hottest, seems TO be the order ot
arrangement Of the clerk Of the weather,
but this cannot last always. a change
mus, come soon. wherein cooling oreezes
will have some ameliorating influences on
the weather.
HoRsE RgcovERED.-The black horse
"Con,raband," stolen from Billy Denise.
on the night of the 9Th, was found yester-
day in DAYTON. making his way toward
home. He evidently had been ridden fu-
riously by the scoundrel who stole MN,
and from a broken birdie and one knee
skinned. he must have thrown his rider
and thus escaped. We congratulate Billy
on his recovery Of the animal.
The BALL AT THE 0LYMPic.-This ball.
for the beneh, of our NJ. E. Church friends
was q most pleasant and sociaole affair
Enough were there for comfort to all con-
cerned, and i, passed off mos. asreeaoiy:.
How much the Fair and Festival, md
Ball has melted the parties concerned 1t Is
too early yet to ascertain.
MAKING IxpRovENESrs..-Th Rhodels-
land and Union Mills have both stopped
regular work, while the improvements oil
which we gave due notice as in course OF
nrepars,ion, were being introduced. Ex-
p%erience is suggesting a number OF prae'i-
cal things to our mill men, and they are
not Slow learning thereby.
ST. JoHS's CHusca.-rhe usual morn
ing service tomorrow at l23 o'clock
The evening service will be omitted owing
TO the funeral Of the child Of Mr.. and MIS-
Booraem. which takes place at 6P' N.
BuLLIoS.-yan wyck s Sanchez, Gold