Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-06-21
THE EVENING NEWS.

Meeting of the stockholders, to be held
in San Francisco, on Thursday, July
ll,h. There seems 10 be a slight con-
fiet somewhere among those III author
ity. P. S.-Since the foregoing item
was written, we have seen u telegram
from the Board OF Trustees of the Over
nan mine IN San Francisco. duly certi-
fed by a Notary Public, appointing
Samuel Curtis Superintendent. We
learn, however, that the present incum-
bent, Mr.. Mccullough, refuses to recog-
nize the appointment, and to deliver the
works and mine. The stock Of this
mine is looking up again.
RoussEL's GARpESs.-Peter Roussel
has one of the very fines, vegetable and
flower gardens in this State, in the
southeastern corner OF American Flat.
He has now in process Of cultivation a
very large quantity OF vegetables OF all
kinds, which will shortly supply Gold
Hill and Virginia markets. He also has
a large quantity of flowers growing, and
his wagons are already bringing to town
some very handsome boquets. We WIS.,
tied his gardens a few days ago, aud
were surprised to see 80 much thrift
ness in his plants and vegetables. Rous-
sells Washington Gardens will be q
great place of resort in q year or two.
ST. GEoRGE's HorEL.-This new and
comfortably furnished Hotel opened this
morning for patrons. The well known
reputation OF Mr.. Bryan, as a hotel
keeper, is a good guarantee that he will
have q good run Of custom. The hotel
is e~niirely new, with all its furniture
aud ixtures-aud the beds and bedding
are especially clean and comfortable.
Centrally located, being just below the
Methodist and Catholic churches, it can
not help having u large number Of steady
ooarders. Give the St. Georges trial.
ToSsoRrAL.-Mr. Brodek, whose uea,
barber shop is opposite Msynsrd's block,
will close ms place on and after next
Monday, he having bought into DR..
Mayer's w~ell-knowu tousorial saloon
aud hereafter it will be run BY Mayer X
Brodek-a very strong team-both eS-
~celleu, BARRIERS and hair-dressers. Their
razors are keen enough to shave the
world, and their scissors sufficiently
sharp TO shear everybody. Their per-
fumery and hair reviewers, too, n no:
be excelled Z" west Of the Rocky noun
tains.
FEDERAL TAX. Deputy Assessor
Swain. Gold Hill, desires US to call the
attention OF the people in this vicinity
to the law which requires him to do his
duty, and which also requires the people
subject TO Federal taxes TO make their
returns, after being duly notified. Mr..
Swain intends doing his duty TO the
letter Of the lsw-and those who heed
not his warning, must not growl when
second notice, with costs added, is
served upon them.
RACE on rHE DAYTON CorRsE.-One
week from next Saturday a race will
come of over the Dayton race track,
between Chris. Blake's chestnut horse
and Billy Martins gray mare-stakes,
$3.50 a side: distance, 500 yards. Neither
of the animals TO be run have much rep
utatiou as fast asgS, yet both are very
wiry, aud the race will attract a large
crowd Of spectators, many Of whom will
be stiff outside betters.
Auction SALE.-Madam Whylaud-as
will be seen by a notice under /" new to-
day" will have an auction sale on Sat-
u.day, at Que o'clock, P. NJ, At her store
on B street, Virginia city-a, which time
quite u quantity Of partially damaged
goods, saved from the late Are, will be
sold. Madam Whyland Is clearing her
shelves preparatory 20 opening her nsw
stock. Great bargains At the sale TO-
morrow.
ForRrH OF JuLr.-The Committee Of
Arrangements will hold another meeting
. a, the Town Hall, on Saturday evening.
The arrangements for a pleasant home
celebration on the +ih, are being slowly
bu, surely perfected. A band Of music
has been engaged Rev. Mr.. Laihrop is
abou; being engaged as Orator Of the
Day and the other officers will no doubt
be soon selected.
DisrRIcr CouRr.-The following bust
cess transacted in this Cour, yesterday;
State VS.. Mcnamara; uoiury yet secured.
There are eleven jurymcn in the box,
but there still remain ten peremptory
challenges 20 be exercised, which will
perhaps exhaust the box and make 8
change Of venue necessary.
A GREAT many persons visited the
ruins Of the store Of Wood ( Goe, swsl-
lowed up night before last. The cave
extended across the whole width OF 8
,,ree,, and besides the large store swsl-
lowed up three large Wagons. The loss
Of the firm By the q Y and the hire
which followed it is about $50, o0o-no
insurance.
GAupy.-Rosener's, opposite Wells,
Fargo / Co.'S, Virginia city, have on
sale, a mos, splendid stock Of Sashes
for MarshSls, on the +;h Of July, With
rose,tes, bullion fringe, stars. and rib
bous Of all kinds for the grad eelebrs.
tions in Virginia aud Gold Hill. Go and
see them they are beautiful.
MixxRs' USioS.-The officers Of the
Miners Union have called a meeting &c
be held q, Theater Hall, on next Sun
dav Afternoon, AZ three o'clock. The
time Sc, for the meeting is for the con.
~renieuee of the night shift" A full
attendance is desired BY the officers.
NoRuoxs IN Cause.-The Reorssn'
i,.d Church Of Jesus Chris; of Latter
p,r Saints will hold service in ID.
Cour, House. on Sunday, at II o'eioes
IN. and a, hslf-psst , o'clock ?. Y.
A. 4. Smith and ". Anderson onheiss'
ing.
ou,cxNtrrR.-The Bank ofCalifosnis
Gold Hill Agency, is now selling 'n'
New Almadeu quicksilver at sixty-nr;
een,s per pouud-6ve cents per poano
less than the late price.
Brlt,ox.-These was shipped ron
Wells, Fargo & Co.'S Gold Hill ONCE
this morning, s bars Of bullion,
weighing .SS mounds, which rs valued