Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-04-23
THE EVENING NEWS.

GOLD HILL EIEcrloN.-on the mrs.
Monday (being the 4,h) of June the pe0-
pie of Gold Hill will hold an election '0f
town oficers-consisting Of i've Town
Trustees, A Town Marshal, n a lrea-
surer. 1, will be a lively little contest Tor
rho Nsrsbslship. As vet, there is little or
no feeling on the question as to who shall
en- the Rosrd of Trustees. II the people
We 20 leave i, to US to decide, and the
Drcser, occupants Of the Board would be
]r;II;ng 20 again accept the honors and
labors. we should say, r~e-elect the present
Roard-as, from our W observation, we
belieye them TO be honest and well-mean-
INC men, and who feel an abiding interest
in the welfare Of the corporation. There
is hardly a necessity for holding q nomi-
mating convention although perhaps il
would be well for u tax payers to con-
slider the matter. Our opinion is. let
every one who wants n Of the offices,
run on his own hook. We have no scrip
sharps in Jul Town government.
REGISTER, REGISTER On Thursday
evening, at 6 o'clock, the Registration
Agents Of Virginia city shut down the
lids Of the books Of Registration, for the
present canvas. 1t is the duty Of every
qualified citizen to walk up to the JUS
tees office and put down his own name
on the poll catalogue for the year, before
he is ruled out from voting on the 9TH of
May. We are informed that there is a
rapidly spreading interest in the near ap-
preaching election, and that a stronger
vote may be expected than has hitherto
been calculated upon by the public gen.
orally. Three dollars and twenty-five
cents is the financial prerequisite. Union
men. The success Of the party of free
dom mex, Fall in this county depends
greatly on your active and earnest p~arsici-
patton in the present canvass. Don't put
il of until the last day of grace. Regis
ter this evening!
Has ARRrvED.-And will be exhibited
a. the Gold Hill Theater, on Tuesday and
Wednesday evenings, Wormer's "SteEeo-
sco~p,icon." It is the mos, attractive en-
~,ertainment ever exhibited in this vicinity.
The views being positives taken from neg
alive Photographic plates. they are just as
correct as any photographs pictures. BY
means OF proper lenses and a very power
ful light, they are immensely magni1ed on
the transparent canvas upon which the
image, are thrown. Many Of the pictures
are beautifully colored, and the colors are
mos. brilliantly reflected upon the canvas.
The pictures Of statuarS are particularly
beautiful, looking quite as marble-like as
the originals. This exhibition is much
more satisfactory than any panorama.
Let all who would pass a pleasant evening
20 and see this beautiful pictorial exhibit
ton.
SrrRo TrSSEL.-A fine sectional map
Of the Coms,ock lead and Sutro tunnel has
been published. Copies Of it are to be
seen a, the store of Bernard Franz, c
street, Virginia. The map is beautifully
Autographed and shows the various kinds
of rock through which the tunnel will
pass, the situation of the various air-shatss,
etc. This tunnel must some lime be dug
and the sooner It is commenced the better.
The WEATHER. Yesterday was the
mos. beautiful and pleasant Washoe has
been favored with for many months.
Everybody seemed TO enjoy it; and every
body is getting over the influenza which
prevailed among most Of our people last
week. Ho for the flowers and balmy ar
Of spring-time!
A CHANCE TO GET WoRx.-The pro-
prie,ors of the Nevada Foundry, Silver
CITY, advertise for a number Of moulders,
finishers, and blacksmiths, and offer good
wages and steady employment. This IS q
good chance for mechanics OF that class to
escape idleness, and to make good wages.
THE MAMxorH.-The mammoth Stock
ton wagon, for the Yellow Jacket mine, is
expected in Gold Hill this afternoon some
time.
PRosPHRous.-.Our mining interests are
in a good and healthy condition. Our
developed mines are all taking out good
pay ore.
Our highways are all in good condition
for ,eaming, and the chances are that we
will have no more mud before next winter.
BvLLIoS.-Yan wyck s. Sanchez, Gold
Hill, received this morning, for melting
and assay, 1859 ounces Of crude bullion
BrLLIoS.-E Edwards & wicgand, Gold
Hill. received this morning, for melting
and assay, 9,O45 ounces of crude bullion
BuII,oS.-H. Harris, Gold Hill, re-
ce;ved this morning. for melting and assay,
1923 ounces Of crude bullion.