Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-10-10
THE EVENING NEWS.

more than average receipts. 1t is MOTTO
able that the impositionS sometimes and
we NAV say usually. elsewhere practiced
at Fairs" are not met with here. We
have remarked this fact at every market
AMI entertainment Of the kind in Virginia
and Gold Hill this year. The fact is Gre
ditable to the managers on this and for
mer occasions; and the publication of the
fact may induce many TO attend the Or
phans' benefit during this week who would
otherwise be restrained from so doing.
You may certainly expect after your ad-
mission fee, to be called upon to pay for
a half dollars worth Of afectionate epis-
tie nom the "Post-O Office" and you GER
tainly will be solicited to take q chance in
the Piano and Silver Sett-a dollar a
ticket. But you are not beset with i'm
porturities TO buy this or that article. with
intimations that you decline at peril,-as
Is the manner Of coercing purchases in
less elevated regions, on similar occasions.
Tit tables are filed with a vast variety in
the toy, toilet and general thread and nee
die line. Mrs. Sunderland has an ele-
gantlv adorned counter. from which are
dispensed articles Of real and lasting value.
at reasonable prices. Mrs. DeLong, Miss
Maggie. and Miss Bradley have a very at
~tTactivc display pom their tables, and the
patronage that they enjoy must be very
gratifying TO them, rs II rolls in the dol
lars for the Orphans treasury. The re-
freshment table is under the supervision
of Mrs. J. c. Clark, and hot coffee and
ice cream are rapidly supplied thence to
a crowd Of patrons. There is a side-table,
where punch and lemonade are innocently
neighbored.) Your evenings enjoyment
is enlivened by the excellent instrumental
music afforded and self and partner can
dance a waltz or polka, despite the crowd.
Altogether, the Orphans Fair might be
called a place where Charity is made easy.
Hill. as a part and portion of u populs-
ton. as industrious. worthy and respec-
table a class OF men engaged in mining as
can be found anywhere in any pursui, in
life. Pursuing their avocation daily, from
eight TO twelve hours out Of the twenty
four, debarred from the sunlight of heaven,
and from all intercourse with their fellow
men above ground. they still attend 70
their duties faithfully and courageously,
Notwithstanding the danger at all times TO
be spprehended from the nature OF their
employment. On relief, no men are more
circumspect in Department among us.
Well paid they certainly are, and can be
thrifty If so disposed. Boys, for your
good conduct and honorable pursuit, you
have our pious regards and due consider
alton.
S~RwERAoE.-I, is a matter Of pride to
US to record the efficiency of any Of our
town officers. The preparation for win
ter, instituted, and being carried into eff
tect, 10 secure a more perfect sewerage or
drainage for the surplus water during the
rainy season, is a matter Of congratulation
10 our citizens, and a subject OF common
dation 10 our Town Marshal, Billy Bee
gan, who has this project in charge. h
he will succeed in his undertaking we
have no doubt, from the observation we
have bestowed upon the progress Of the
work. Gold Hill is a new town, compar-
aively speaking, but yet in churches,
Schools, buildings, public improvements,
we are a long step in advance Of many
older communities. This is owing TO the
public spirit Of our citizens.
REGISTRY, REGISTRY Voters OF Gold
Hill, YOU are notified by Judge Hall, tina,
a, 6 o'clock P. NJ. on the 18th of the pres
en-, month, if your names are not duly
recorded on or before that time, that you
will be debarred from exercising the rights
of American citizenship for the present
wear. Go up, one and all, and register
YOUR names, as great results are depending
on this coming election. Let every man
do his duty, and feel conscious, let the re-
sul, 90 as il NAV, that he has lone every
thing REQUIRED Of him, 10 perpetuate free
institutions, and the liberties OF our COM
mon country. See Judge Hairs adver-
tisement in our columns.
Orro BuRsANN's BENEFIr.-Otto him.
self takes a grand benefit tomorrow eve
ming a, the Opera House. He is the stage
manager a, this theatre, and it is through
his efficient agency that everything passes
of so admirably. He is a comedian,
dancer and general delineator OF great
merit, and having long been a caterer 10
the entertainment of the theatrical public,
he is really deserving Of what we hope
hi. numerous friends will see that he has
.o.morrow ~evering-a full house. A most
Glorious bill is in full preparation for the
occasion.
CorSrY CENTRAL CoMMIrrBE.-Iester-
day afternoon. the Union County Central
Committee. of Storey County, met and
orpanized for the campaign. Hon. John
p;9er was elected President Of the Com
no;,,ee and II. C. McDougall, Secretary.
Tha new committee has started in for a
sol;d and eficien, business, and its action
thus far promises a good omen for a tn.
nmnh,n, victory a, the polls on the 9th OF
Soyenher next. Let there be a concord
~ efficiency by the candidates, the true
msn of the party. and another glorious
victory will be the result.
CoSY1pEScE MrNB.-We regret to learn
,ba, this mine, which, for a long time, has
hsen under the sup~erintendence OF 1ohn
Nelson, ESQ.,, from orders received from
ca, Francisco, from the Board OF Irus-
toes suspended operations to-day. lhis
IL understood TO be only a temporary III
Ia~npement-at least, we trust so.
LAST CALL.-The Collector OF Internal
Revenue will be in Gold HILL at the bank
IN, house of II. II. Flagg, on Thursday
afternoon and evening, to settle with oil
who are indebted for Internal Revenue
now due. We believe this is the last can
before costs are made to enforce COL
lection.
BR1So IS.-All persons who are to con-
,,ibu,e 'eatables for the refreshment de-
PARTNER, of the Orphans Fair, at Armory
Hall, are requested to bring IN their con
~tributions before the Far opens ~ tue
evening. The ladies will be very happy
N receive all such contributions.
LUCKY NvxBERs.-No. "a won the re-
cept;on chair, and No. II the silver oar ''