Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-09-05

LIZ receive from DoeSIe w.
day, Harpers' for September, and all the
New York illustrated and sporting papers.
Harpers' for this month contains a con-
tinuation of Porte Crayon's Personal
Recollections of the War" three other
illustrated articles, on the War Scenes and
Border Life. and half a dozen short stories
of remarkably fascinating character. The
Editors Table" is a section Of sensible
talk, and the Drawer is packed full OF
Jokes that are really fresh and p~alatable.
The illustrated papers are, Of course, filled
with Cable pictures; Frank Leslie's has a
series Of pictures of Salt Lake City and
the Mormon chiefs.
Music HALL.-Were it not for this gay
and jolly place to resort to evenings there
is no doubt that a large proportion OF our
citizens would infallibly die Of blue
mould and mental constipation. Their
systems really demand just such a relief
from the regular toll and mental cares OF
the day. and after sitting and enjoying the
feas, Of fun. music and general theatrical
huluSSIueul, every OON. saAAISS "a 80
the Hall with a face wreathed in smiles,
and a soul at peace with all mankind.
Just 60 this evening and try It on. See
programme.
MORE TALENT CoNING.-Amanda Lee,
and Nellie. Maggie and Jimmy Moore
have just been engaged BY Max Waltar'
and will be up from San Francisco in time
to appear at the benefit of Charley
Rhoades, on Friday evening next. Char
lev intends TO give his friends, on that oc-
casion, the best clay out, in the way OF
theatrical. musical and terpsichorean fun,
they have seen for many a long day. lie
is sure of the biggest house Of the season,
The Yellow Jacket Company. Gold
Hill, are now putting up a fine new en-
CINE of abou, 60 horse power ut their old
works, for the purpose of hosting ORE
keeping the old one tor running the
pumps. They are also putting IN two
new reels. six feet and four inches IN
diameter, which were manufactured at the
Fulton Foundry, on the Divide, and are
of the latest pattern, and are to run IN
connection with the new engine.
FoRr HOMESTEAD BALL.-See adver-
tisement in another column Of the grand
ball 20 come of at Fort Homestead to-
morrow evening. Those balls and dances
which have been given at that place here
tofore have been Of the very best and most
pleasing character, and we doubt not that
this will be fully as good.
CHARLEY LBoArE, Of Virginia, keeps a
Lunch House that once visited so satisfies
the inner man that a regular boarder is
ensured so long as the caller remains IN
Virginia. Everything well cooked, and
the table Of the best in the market, and
prices very moderate. Just so and see.
CLUE MsErISo.-To-night Hon. B. G.
Whitman, Col. John A. Collins and Hon.
Chas. E. DeLong speak at the Second
Ward Club, IN Virginia. On tomorrow
night Hon. Jonas Seeley, of Virginia, and
Col. Sumner speak at Theater Hall, IN
this town.
REMENBER..-That there will be a meet
ing of the First Ward Club tomorrow
evening. All are invited to attend. Jonas
Seely, Col. Sumner and T.. E. belong
will speak an announcement which
should ensure a big turnout.
HARPIR's.-This elegant monthly, fol-
September, as well as all otker latest mag
azines and pictorials, can be obtained al
the Gold Hill Postofice-cheap as the
cheapest and late as the latest.
DEMOCRATIC CLUB.-A call for a meet
ing 10 form a National Democratic Club
will be found in our advertising columns
The meeting will be at Theaser Hall this
evening.
BULLION. - There was shipped from
Wells, Fargo & Co.'s Gold Hill office this
afternoon Is bars of bullion, weighing
$40 pounds. valued at S23,O2O II.
BULLIoN.-van Wyck & Sanchez, Gold
Hill, received this morning, for melting
and assay, 2,4S3 ounces o fcrude bullion
BULLION Edwards & Wiegand, Colo
Hill, received this morning, for melting
and assay, 1921 ounces of crude bullion.