Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-07-12
THE EVENING NEWS.

law Jacket Company, uolu M, s"o"s
conclu.iyely that services faithfully rem
dered are mos, generally appreciated by
the par,ies benefited. The long'connec-
ZION Of John B. Winters with this prom
isinc mine as Superintendent, and his
efficient management Of the affairs Of this
company, as shown in the late dividend
declared, Notwithstanding the expenses
incurred in the purchase Of the Morgan
mill and the introduction Of numerous
improvements in the same, rendered his
services indispensable, and he was there
fore unanimously reelected President and
Superintendent. So, also, was reelected
W. II. Watson. the efficient Secretary of
this company. No man is better posted
in the financial affairs Of the company
than this same "Uncle Billy" Com
mencing his connection with the company
some two years ago, by rewriting and
posting up the affairs from the beginning
Of work on the mine, he has continued his
connection as Secretary ; for his capabihty
and attentiveness TO business--his courte-
Gus manners-have secured 10 HIM the
friendship aud popularity which he pos
sesses among all interested in the affairs
Of said company Enterprise.
1t affords us pleasure to endorse every
word in the foregoing complimentary no.
tice.
A MI-uLE.-Constable Sam Hyatt has
a bran new mule to ride. 1t is u black
mule, with a miserable looking excuse Of
a tail rump projections very handy to
hang a ha, on under a shady tree; short
~mane-caused oy some other animal mis-
taking it for hay stubble, and reducing
the quantity. Il has ears!-godalmity
what ears, long as your arm ; but they
are great ears for music will land all
day 10 hear a church bell, or the Liberty
Hose triangle. The name Of the animal is
"Buck," named after old public function
ary," whose countenance is lop-sided, with
eyes looking two was for Sunday. You
ought to see Sam on that mule! OLD
Alexander saw him this morning, and
moi knowing who he vas, offered literally
to engage him for the Circus. But Sam
couldn't see it in them lamps" Consta-
ble's business must be getting lively IN
Gold Hill when one can sport such blood
ed stock. Hank Blanchard offers a thou
sand dollars for the animal-solely on
account of its awful ughness. Ear We !
Ear vel"
ISsrALLArIoN.-At a regular meeting
of Pioneer Encampment No. l, l. o. o.
F., held Tuesday evening, the following
named Pa,riarchs were intalled in their
respective offices by the NJ. W. D. D. &.
NJ, ]. S. Kaneen; c. P, II. s. VIM
J. P, \. G. Harrington; 5. W.. c: SUIT
terley; s., A. l.. Edwards /; T., d. Lach-
man; A. W, G. H. Morrison; o. s., A.
c. johnson; ]. S., L. Levi; G., S. Rose
ner First W, C.M. Cornell; Second w,
F. H. S,ahl: Third W., 4. NJ. Black
Fourth W., c. Finley.
CIRcus.-Mr. Alexander, the advance
asent OF Lee s RyIand's Circus. is in Gold
Hill, and has been engaged all day in
hosting I'D the show bills. They are 10
be seen decorating every post. fence, house
and barn side in the town-and our city
looks as good as new. The Circus was at
Carson last night, and performed TO an
immense audience. Another show will
be given there tonight. After performing
III TX WI e4S 1
exhibited in Dayton, July 18th.
OLD ScHIMNERHoRN.-This old poet
ical genius from Carson City is in Gold
Hill, and judging from a remark he made
abou, noon to-day-and seeing him well
supplied with raw tomatoes, cucumoers'
green corn. (and corn juice by way OF va
rie,y,) he c~ontemplates taking up his resi-.
dence here. The gentle remark we heard
him make was, that he believed he would
20 and camp out under a tree. When we
las, heard Of him he hadn't found the
tree yet.
The DELrA.-Everybody knows Jimmy
Malone-one Of the oldest saloon keepers
in Virginia Cl~ty-(bald. headed like Chat
ley Lesa,e). Well, Jimmy and the Amer
lean Eagle have opened house on c street.
west side, a few doors south Of Union,
and although he has been open but a few
days, his place is already very popular
and crowds of Northumberland can be
seen there any hour of the day.
HOTEL AT CARsoS.-Persons from Gold
Hill and Virginia visiting Carson City
will End mos, excellent Accommodations at
Muller's Hotel. A good liable, bar, clean
beds, and well ventilated rooms, are COM
forts which are desired by the weary trav-
eler. Muller is an old friend OF ours, OF
twelve years standing, and he knows
how to keep a hotel"
Music HALL.-The attendance at the
Hall last night was, as usual, excellent
and Miss La Rue. the new star, appeared
well in all her parts. She was powerfully
supported, and the new local extravaganza
of the merry Wives Of Virginia" was ex-
ceedingly well received by the delighted
audience. Go to Music Hall this evening
II YOU want to see fun. The best company
on the Coast is performing there.
OPENING BALL.-The evening of Au-
gus, I'd is said to have been fixed upon
by the officers Of the Virginia Athletic
Club as their recommended time for the
Hall inauguration ball, at the new house.
The building would be ready for the fes-
tive ceremonies BY the Goth Of this month,
but some difficulty is experienced IN pro-
curing the flooring needed.
DRuos AND PBRFUNERY.-George. Z.
Morrill,, wholesale and retail druggist, No.
10 South C street, Virginia, has the repu-
tation of being one of the best business
men TO deal with in that city. His stock
Of perfumery, medicines, garden and grass
seeds, is equal to any in the State. Just
drop in and see his large and elegant store.
OFFICERS OF VIRGINIA. FIRE DEP'r.-
The election Of officers took place las,
evening, resulting in the following being
unanimously chosen: ]. p. Curtis. Pres
ident: Geo. I. Lammon, Secretary; H.
A. Young, Treasurer. .
STAGE DEPARTURES. - The Pioneer
Stage Company dispatch their stage from
yirsinia City, via Plaeerville a, 4 p. NJ,
and BY the Dutch Flat out a, 6 P. NJ,
every day until further notice.
THE Silver Star Dramatic Club appear
n, the Carson Theater next Saturday
evening, in the play Of the LADY of
Lyons"