Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-04-17
THE EVENING NEWS.
M..,:...r Tovn T~rustees.

ahout seven feet of water IN the reservoir
"a oye,v,h;nc in a hourishing condition
in his department.
Tn Stree, Committee reported oostruc-
,;ors in Main street. by the Empire Com
80 deposi,ing waste dirt, and recon-
m"nds5 that the Marshal be instructed to
have the same removed. Report with re-
concentrations adopted.
Tox Ordinance No. 2S was submitted
by the Town Attorney, read by sections,
and referred TO Ordinance Committee, and
reported back favorably. On motion, the
report was adopted, and the Ordinance. as
read. was passed.
The Finance Committee asked and re-
ceived further time 10 report on Treasurer
and Clerks quarterly reports.
The Town Marshal's quarterly report
was submitted, and on motion referred to
Finance Committee.
The bill Of Il. W. Aylsworth-S20-
horse hire for town. referred TO Finance
Committee, and reported back favorao!y,
and on motion Il warrant was ordered.
The bill OF DR.. W. Gaston-SS0-for
medical attendance at the station-houss,
referred 10 Finance Committee.
The Health Ordinance was referred to
Finance Committee.
CwNERs OF THE WILDcAr The
persons now owning the old Cinnabar
mine, near the lower Gould & Curry
dump, are Isaac Davis, VIM. Cochran,
Dan'l Murphy and VIM. Nagle-the latter
being Superintendent of the work. These
are all original locators; the balance
ofSthe first company having been bought
out BY the quartette named. Mr.. Nagle
informs US that he believes that his ledge
points up TO the tunnel divide-givins q
course southwest by west. Within a few
days the expectation is to strike big pay /;
Of which event we will have early notice
and make due record. The Comstock
east wall is becoming more and more I'M
certain
FIRE DEPARTMENT CKARITY FuNDT Rus-
TEE MEErrNG.-A meeting Of the Board
of Trustees of the Firemen's Charitable
Fund was held las, evening at the City
Hall. Present President Young and
Trustees Morton. Kelly and Larkin. After
due discussion of the subject, the Board
decided to assume the support of the or
phan child of p. McGinn. deceased, late
member of Engine Company No. 6, which
child is cow in the care OF the Sisters Of
Charity. y sun Of Sl5 per month is
awarded for her support, from the date Of
her charge being given to the Sisters of
Charity,
BENEFIT or Mrs. SEANANs-ro-morrow
evening Mrs. Annie Yeamans. dcservedly the
favori,e actress Of the troupe now playing at
Music Hall, will be the recipient OF a benefit
"A farewell one. Il requires no powers Of
prophecy to tell tina, the attendance on the
occasion will be large for that result will be
only the natural consequence of the lady's
merit and popularity. Coming so recently
among Us with no friends 10 welcome her,
she will be surprised to see how many will
assemble TO bid her goodbye. The bill for
the occasion will be the most varied and at
,~ractive Of the season, giving full scope TO
Mrs. Yeamans' powers rs 4 singer, dancer
and actress, and ample range for the whole
talent Of the establishment.
COOP TEMPLARS.-Piu;e Lodge, No. 7, |.
o. G. T, was instituted, on Saturday evening
last, At Franktown, Washos county, by Z. }.
LOOMS, State Deputy, assisted BY J. B. Cor.
mack, 4. {. Watt. J. Colbrai;h, Miss Emma
ellis and Miss Jennie Campton, Of Union
Lodge, No. 1, Of Carson. The Lodge organ
lied with twenty-five charter memters, and
the following officers were elected and in-
stalled: E. Owens, w. CT; Wm.E z. Price,
w. VT; A. Parker, W. s.; Wood Larsen,
W. +. S.; E. MckeltreSh, W. T; W. +.
Faulkner, W. M; r. Bennett, w. l. g.; II.
Babin, W. o. G.; I.G. Rice, W. Chap; NJ.
NcGFath, P. W. CT.
OLD SrovEs.-Not only coal oil and
wood, but even old stoves are sold the
city of Virginia by Jones. The one in the
City Hall is his own bargain, from self 70
city. Virginia junk shops have no show
for a sale OF secondhand furniture to the
municipality. Jones is ready to furnish
all the traps.
ELECTION OF TRusrEES.-At the an
nual meeting of the stockholders Of the
Bullion Mining Company. held yesterday,
the entire old Board of Trustees were
elected, to-wit: C. Bonner, Thomas II.
Williams, w. T. O'Neale, J. W. Mackay,
J. VI. Walker.
NEW Posr OFFIcg.-A post office has
been established at American City, and
will be opened April 23d under the super
vision Of Mr.. II. S. Vim, Postmaster
The Office will be an accommodation to
many miners and others in that region.
DrscKARoED.-John Laddy, who was
arrested on the charge Of completely in
causing the death of p. o. For,in, after q
full examination before Justice Addison,
was discharged-instead Of being bound
over, as stated in the papers.
BULLION. - There was shipped from
Wells, Fargo s Co.'s Gold Hill Office. this
morning, 9 bars and 2 sacks Of bullion,
valued a, SlS,442 2j, and weighing 66S
pounds.
CLosBp.-Wells, Fargo & Co.'S office,
Virginia city. will be closed to-day, from
IL ". to ! =. NJ. on account Of the disas.
ter at the San Francisco Office.
MAcApAMIzINo. b street, Virginia,
will be macadamized with waste rock from
the Chollar and Fairview mines.
BuLLIoS.-H. Harris, Gold Hill, re-
ceived this morning, for melting and assay
$500 ounces Of crude bullion.
BuLLIoS.-Van Wyck s. Sanchez, Cole
Hill, received this morning, for melting
and assay, ss9 ounces Of crude bullion
BrLLIoS.-E Edwards & Wiesand. Golt
Hill, received this morning, for melting
and assay, 1882 ounces of crude bullion
A CONFLICT OF ACKNOWLEDGING
aeld, Ohio, has two Mayors. The City
Council recently impeached Mayor Sny'
der and appointed a Mr.. Fleming in hi'