Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-08-08
THE EVENING NEWS.

festiyal ever held IN uoiu ih""'
.,ot,,. the ceremonies concluded with
grand dance. II anything the MARTY
- che occasion was greater than that
which marked the evening before. Now,
ladies' and gentlemen, let US tell you that
Won can obtain elegant fancy articles, at
reasonable prices, at this Fair and on
that account, we seriously advise your
attendance. II is to be hoped that the
proceeds will be sufficient to warrant the
immediate commencement of q church
structure that will bea beautiful ornament
TO our town, as well as a substantial &C.
faith. Don't you know that every church
bull, here adds considerably to the assur-
anee for permanent and pleasant residence
OF a large population within our natural
canon wallss Think Of this, too, and 60
to the Fair, and deal literally, as your
means allow.
"A WRLL-SpRINo OF PLRAsuRS."-Our
neighbors Of Silver City are highly de-
lighted just now in having so many pleas
ant little accessions to their household
angels. A happy prospecsive-fasher was
in town this morning, and with a warm
delighted heart engaged a portion Of our
column devoted TO that pleasant depart
ment-premising his contract with a SOL
emn promise that II it proved to he of the
male g~enderhe would certainly send our
printers two bottles Of wine; and if Of
the feminine, three bottles. Our printers
are safe in either event-so let it be a he.
The long and the short OF i, is, these little
events will h~appen-old Adam was the
man who started it.
VAxosgp.-That magnificent mining
machine-the larger section of it-of
which we gave a description a day or two
since, was, during night before last, surrep-
t~itiously removed from the lot next south
Of Collins blacksmith shop. On the
evening previous It was visited by scores
Of anxious parties. Whittier it has gone
we know not, but soon shall. When it is
put up" we shall inform our readers.
We reserve some speculstions as TO its
present whereabouts until another occa-
sion. Many were disappointed in not
seeing it last night. Had it kept its orig
inal ground for a week, we would have
induced a multitude to examine it.
REMOVAL. = Louis Monaco, who has
been keeping a little store Of vegetables,
eatables, game, fruits, ETC., next door to
Judge Halls office, Gold Hill, has pros
pered in business, and his customers have
become so numerous that he has had to
rent a larger store-room. He removed
this morning TO the store next door TO
CANDLES drug store, in Maynard's Block.
He has increased his stock in trade i'm
mensely. and to-day opened a fine lot Of
delicious fruits Of all kinds-the finest we
have seen this season. Good luck to the
new store! Next door to CANDLES drug
store.
HATCH BRorHERs.-rhis old-establIsh-
ed and popular firm, in Virginia City.
lave removed their place of business to
the brick building Of Black Brothers, cor
ner Taylor and C streets-where, in ad-
dition to their usual large stock Of fresh
family provisions. they have added an i'm
mense stock Of family groceries-and now
have the most varied stock TO be found in
Virginia. Prompt, polite, liberal and &C.
commodating TO customers, the Hatch
Brothers have a store equalled by none
other in Virginia. Read their advertise
ment in another column.
Music HALL.-"Mazeppa" was still the
grea. attraction at the Hall last evening,
and Emma Miles added new laurels to the
crown she has already won in her excel
lent PRESERVATION of Mszeppa. Johnny
Tuers in that play is more intensely conf
cal than ever. He is enough to break
ones heart just to look at his queer eon-
t~ortions, quaint expressions, and eccen-
tric actions. A rich bill for tonight.
ELrcrIoS.-At the annual meeting Of
Eagle Engine Co. No. 3. held Monday
evening last. the following officers were
elected for the ensuing year: Foreman,
Jas. Malone; First Assistant, J. b. Nc
Intosh: Second Assistant, Jas. Edding-
ton; Secretary, W. NJ. Cutter; Treasurer,
C. Z. Livermore. Trustees. A. Rails
ton, L. Feusier, John Gillig.
HORSE THIEF CAuoHr.-At Rankin's
Station. some seven or eight miles below
DAYTON, on the Carson River, about five
o'clock yesterday morning, officer Genness'
Of Dayton, arrested Hugh Brady on charge
of stealing q horse from Mr.. Perkins, OF
the Big Bend Of Carson, q short time ago.
The prisoner was taken to the calaooose
At Dayton.
FAMILY GRocERY.-Mr. Ryan. whose
ine Grocery and Provision Store Is un-
der Odd Fellows Hall. Gold Hill, is ma
king considerable alterations just now.
He has enlarged his store rooms, mi add.
ed an immense stock to his fresh and
desirable groceries. Go see him.
MAX. WALTERS BESBFrr.-Music Hall
is bound to be jsmmed and crowded next
Friday evening, on the occasion OF the
grand complimentary benefit to Max
Walter, rendered by his numerous friends
and the company now performing there.
RHruRxzD.-Dr. Weber, the popular
physician and surgeon Of Gold Hill, re-
turned home this morning after a business
visit 10 California for several weeks. bis
many friends will be pleased to hear OF
his safe return.
YELLOW JACKET HOSTILE members
Of this Gold Hill FIRE company will hold
q meeting this "wednesday evening, at
their Hall. Punctual attendance is re-
ques,ed.
REruRSHp.-Gov. Blasdel arrived in
Carson last night. DR.. Tjader hiss re-
turned 10 Carson and resumed there the
practice Of medicine. The doctor is dis
tinguished as a surgeon.
BULLION. - There was shipped from
Wells, Fargo s. Co.'s Gold Hill office. this
yesterday, Is bars of bullion, valued at
$4,000 A, and weighing 1886 pounds.
GoNs.-The editors Of the Carson Ap-
peal and Humboldt Register have left their
respectiye homes for the Bay CITY, They
return within two weeks.
FlsH.-Heaps folks going fishing, now
a.days. Lake Tahoe is the place.
w, h.xs alvays been, willing TO give