Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-03-20

motion referred TO Finance Committee.
Music HALL.-The Hall was well filled
las, evening. Notwithstanding the scurril-
Gus slurs Of the Union on the management.
II the Union desires to injure the success
Of this establishment it has chosen the
wrong method. for depreciating remarks
in its columns are better than its lauda-
tons. The public admire such talent as
is exhibited BY Mrs. Annie Seamans, Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Wall, and the others there
employed nor can they fail to appreciate
the efforts Of Mr.. Max Walter TO make the
performance attractive by securing such
talent. or his judgment in rendering It
wha, a Melodeon should be-free from
vulsaritv. To see Mrs. Annie Yeamans
in one OF her fancy dances or Irish jigs, is
worth double the price OF admission. She
is truly hard TO beat. Excellent judgment
is shown BY Mr.. Max Walter in retaining
old favorites of the public. Miss Jose
phine and Johnny Tuers are still on hand.
i, seems impossible TO tire the lovers OF
grace and beauty and melody with Josie's
songs and dancing. Last nights pro-
gramme will be repeated tonight.
LIBERTY HOSE No. Last evening,
the members of Liberty Hose No. l. Gold
Hill, had a very pleasant time at their
Hall. which was witnessed BY a large
number Of citizens Of Gold Hill. including
our Town Trustees. Mr.. VII. II. Lee. the
late Foreman, is about departing for Mon
tana, and his brother fremen wishing 10
presen, him with a slight token Of their
regard. presented him with a useful silver
watch and bullion chain. valued at $3.50.
Mr.. John II. Mills made a feeling and
sensible presentation speech, and on the
conclusion handed the present 10 Mr.. Lee,
who, in accepting It, responded in words
and feelings which did honor 10 the noble
hearted recipient. After the ceremonies
were over, the assembled company were
invited TO partake Of a collation. in honor
Of the event. Wine. songs. sentiments and
speeches made the Hall very lively for
several hours, and the event was greatly
enjoyed.
County Commemorative Board
Of County Commissioners met yesterday
morning at 10 o'clock. Present-Messrs.
". White, J. ]. Denny and A. h. Grim
Commissioners, and Lucien Hermann,
Clerk. A report from Messrs. Rhode,
and Barbour-reierees appointed TO de-
eide upon the legality OF the claim Of John
Church s Co., for printing done for the
county, giving their opinion that the
county is legally bound for the same-the
said claim was, upon motion, referred TO
Mr.. B. H. Hereford. who is requested TO
report upon the correctness Of the different
items charged. The Board then al
journed.
OVERLAND route PROM SACRAMENTO
VALLEY TO THE IDAHO MrSEs.-A stock
company has been organized in New York
and Baltimore, with a capital of three hun
ared thousand dollars, for the purpose Of
opening up a practicable mail and stage route
from Chico, Cal, TO the Boise Basin, IN Idaho
Territory. Captain John Mullan, Of Mary.
land, and formerly an officer Of the United
States army, has been chosen President oil
the Company. Captain Mullan is well known
as the protector and builder OF the famous
Military Wagon Road leading from the Up
per Columbia River to the Blackfoos Mines,
in Montana.
ATTEMPTED BrRoLARr.-Nisht before last
An attempt was made to enter the store oil
Russell & Co., provision dealers, South c
street, nearly opposite the Chaplin House.
The burglars dug out a large hole in the brick
work Of the rear of the building, but coming
upon a large timber imbedded in the mason
work, they gave up the job. Had they sue.
eeeded in entering the building, they would
doubtless have secured quite a booty. There
is eviden.ly a sang Of fellows in the city who
are on IT,"
FoR MoSrASA.-The following named
gentlemen left Gold Hill this morning,
bound to Montana. to seek their fortune:
in that far-of region. They went with 4
good outfit, consisting Of a four-hors'
team, two saddle-horses and an abundance
Of provisions, and two extra saddle-horses
They 90 by Austin and Salt Lake J.. n. B
Moson, Edward vesey, Harry Jones ant
VIM. Moson. We wish them success.
W. F. EAvEs.-Thi, we'll known establish
men, continues to dispose Of their stock
jewelry at prices to suit the times. The nm
s,, assortment OF ~jewelry, silver ware, etc
ever displayed in Virginia, can be seen II
the show cases Of this firm, at their place Q
business, No. 2 c street, corner OF Union
Virginia. Jewelry made TO order and re
paired on the shortest notice
FELL DEAp.-In Lower Gold Hill. shi
morning, a China woman, while carryin
abucke, of water, fell dead in the street
near the Piute mill. Heart disease, per
haps. was the cause.
GAxE.-The Indians report game 70 o
very abundant at the present time At wake
Lak-geesc, ducks and jaekass RABBITS AZ
10 be found everywhere around the lake
while in the lake and river are plenty Of u
finest trout.
BrLLroS.-Wells, Fargo & Co. shippe'
from their Gold Hill Office. this morning
q bars of bullion. weighing l.2l2 pounds
and worth. per assay. S36.o55 50.
MASSACHUSETTS, following messages re
main uncalled for in the California Sta.
Telegraph Office, Virginia city: H. f.h
Smith, and b. p. Rankin.
BrILIoS.-van wyek & Sanchez, Col
Hill. received to-day, for melting and assay
2,l22 ounces Of crude bullion.
BULLION Edwards & wiesand, Col
Hill, received to-day, for melting and ASA.
D 3,4s ounces Of crude bullion.