Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-06-29
n EVENING NEWS.

was ACNCAN1A 81"
VIRGINIA, June 81. 1866.
JOHN PIPER, ESQ.,, wholesale and retail
dealer in wines, liquors, etc., corner OF b
and Union Streets, and Mayor of Virginia
Sir: 1t is with deep regret tina, notice
in this mornings Enterprise my omission
to specially extend an invitation to your
self. as Mayor, and the Board OF Aldermen
of Virginia, to participate in the coming
celebration Of Americas National lnde-
nendence on July 4th. The neglect was
wholly unintentional on my part as Seere-
tary. and l trus, your Honor and assoei-
a,es will receive that as an excuse, aud
receive a specially renewed invitation that
your august body may be present and
join in the general celebration OF the day
Trusting you will excuse the Executive
Committee on my behalf, and deign to be-
come a 7 part Of the grand whole, l am, sir,
and gentlemen, ~continuedly your most
obedien, and respectful servant,
+. Z. HARRINGTON,
Sec'y of the Executive Committee.
Alderman Dexter moved that the COM
munication be returned TO the Chairman
of the Executive Committee, with a request
that he present il TO his associates, and
ascertain if the verbisge used by their
Secretary therein is endorsed by them as
cus,omarily courteous. This motion was
carried by a unanimous vote.
COMPLAINTS ABOUT WArBR.-Our at
tention has frequently been drawn Of late
TO the Inconvenience experienced for want
Of an adequate supply of water. Many
parties are driven TO great s~,raights to get
enough Of this indispensable article 10
answer ordinary purposes OF me- Can
not some way be devised TO remedy thiS'
Some action should be had, and that 100
Immediately ; for, with a short supply IN
the town reservoir, aud a scarcity OF the
article in the reservoirs that supply our
citizens. in the name Of Heaven, what
could be done in case OF hre asNe
from domestic inconvenience, this Iatter
consideration should possess an impor-
rance tina, merits speedy attention.
To Go HEScB.-The District Attorney
Yesterday. Judge Rising's court asserting,
had a nORe proseqUi entered in the follow
ing cases of indictment for criminal depre-
dations, and the parties so charged, who
have no, already gone hence. most OF
them, however, having skedaddled' are at
liberty TO do so: State Of Nevada VS.. John
Blair, John Bishop, Joseph LaFlower, A.
p. Waterman. II. H. Noble, Henry Gil
lespie, Ann Henry. James Dickens, Ed
ward Gerard, Patrick Harvey, John Camp
bell, Louis LaPage, John Chambers,
Samuel E. Wetherall, James Powers,
Robert Mellon, William O'Connor, John
Wolf, Thomas Conroy, and D. Kennedy.
J. BAUM s BRo.-This firm removed
YESTERDAY afternoon, to their new location
the brick store of J.. J. Denny, Esq,
and lately known as Pat and Johnny's
Saloon. 1t has been fitted up expressly
for this firm, and presents as fine appear
ance as any store in own. Baum Brother
are now prepared with their late access
sions Of spring stock TO tit a man out from
his hat TO his boots, in as good style as
any other establishment in their line OF
business. Any one that cannot be suited
there, in the hat, boot, shoe, clothing and
furnishing way, must be extremely fastid-
ious IN taste. Call and see for yourselves.
ORDER OF ExERcIsEs.-The following
embraces a lis, Of the order Of exercises, as
decided upon by the Executive Committee,
representing the citizens of Gold Hill and
Virginia
/. Music by the Bands.
2. Prayer by the Chaplain.
' 8. Reading of the Declaration Of indie
pendence.
S. Grafton.
6. Music by the Bands.
Z. Poems.
s. Patriotic Song by the Athletic Club.
9. B~enediction by the Chaplain.
FoRr HoMEsrEAD.-There will be a
grand time at Fort Homestead on the
Fourth of July-during the day and even
ing, There will be an elegant bar for re-
Treatments Of all kinds--from an iced
lemonade TO an iced champaign cocktail
under the direct superintendence OF MIR.
L. A. Hanck, Of the Blue Wing Saloon,
Gold Hill. Dinners will be served up
during the day, evening, and for the
Grand Ball. by those well-known and
competently- acknowledged caterers to the
appetite, Messrs. Moch s Horst, OF the
Merchants Exchange, Virginia city.
PIONEER BAxEgY.-Jscob Becker, the
popular proprietor of this old establish
ment, opposite Stern s Wells store will
remove to the handsome new store one
door ABOVE, on Tomorrow. He invites
all his customers to drop in, TO get a drink,
and also q slice Of a delicious forty-pound
cake, which will be cut for the occasion.
Jake is a clever man. and is the only baker
in town having liberality to advertise IN
the News.
OK THE MovE.-We are a very restless,
or a very busy people. judging from the
number Of passengers to be seen on the
Pioneer Stage, as 1t passes the NEWS
Office, morning and evening. II the mo-
.iyes for travelling Of all these passengers
could be reflected to our people as they
pass along, as from a mirror, what a
strange medley would be presented A
stase coach filed with passengers OF both
sexes, is a miniature world of itself.
CELEBRATION OF THE FouRrH.-At
Dayton. Hook and Ladder Company No.
l give their annual ball, an Doyle's Hall.
AT St, Clair Station, on the road to Aus
tin, Hill and Barnes, late Of this place,
have a horse race to come off in the after
noon for a purse Of 500, free to all ami
mails that can carry a rider. In the even
ing they have a ball at their place, to close
the festivities and amusements Of the day.
ATTENTION MILIrARY.-Our military
friends will see in our advertising column
TO-DAY, the General Order Of Brigadier
General John b. Winters, in regard to
celebrating the Fourth. A battalion
order is also out requiring the Swaney
Guards Of this place to be on hand at the
srmory, on B street, Virginia, at s o'clock
precisely, Saturday evening, for street
drill.
NATIONAL HorgL.-The improvement
going on in the erection Of a balcony in
front of this building will add very much
to the appearance Of the house, as well as
afford great comfort and convenience TO