Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-06-07
THE EVENING NEWS.

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Svmoads, A. Koueman, George Sher-
a r. c. Buzou, A. F. Merryfeld, ".
R. Armstrong, William A. Seaton, J.
W. Parrish, William Norton, NJ. Meyer,
NJ. J. Henley, NJ. C. Hickey, S. Hsmil-
ton, E. L. Buckingham, J. F. Roney, D..
". Lane and S. S. Buckland. Testi-
mony will he taken before the Grand
Jury on Wednesday next against the
following parties, supposed to have been
concerned in the murder Of Cornelius
Hill: Manuel Outre, De Soto and Samuel
C. Dsy. The Court has appointed H.
VI. Steel counsel for the defendants.
REV. Mr.. EAaLE.-This eminent divine,
and truly good man, as our readers are
aware, left Carson on Wednesday after
noon, and is now in Grass Valley, CAL
ifornia. On the 10th of July, ne leaves
on the steamer for the East, where he
will remain until next Fall, when he will
again return TO this sinful and = stormy
coast" TO press his suit in the good
work Of converting sinners to the true
faith. The bullion for a beautiful silver
brick, worth between seven and eight
hundred dollars, is now in the assay
office Of Messrs. Edwards 4 Wiegand,
next door TO the News Office, which will
be sen, TO brother Earle before his de-
psr,ure TO the East.
TAgArER.-" Camille" is n favorite
play. |, is lively, melancholy, morally
retributive. tragetic-an combined or
compounded. Il is one Of the plays
that has had a qua hundred nights
Of successive performances at the same
thea,er. Il has been played once, this
season, by the Company 10 ~ Pipers
Opera House. and will be repeated with
the same cast tonight. If Miss Parker
is not now the equal Of Miss Heron, as
Camille she is popularity commended
as likely 10 be her equal by and by; q
SO good Al Armand Duval rs Mr.. Nc
Cullough we have never had IN TINS
State. We look for u full house to-
night.
To NEVADA VOLUNTEERS. We are
happ to state, on recen, sdrices, that
the settlement Of your additional boun-
ties is being pushed forward with all
the speed the Government can command.
The Paymaster-G General is settling about
tea thousand claims n month. but 1t
mus, be remembered that there are
many tens Of thousands Of soldiers who
are entitled 10 the bounty, and that also
there are many thousands OF fraudulent
claims entered BY dishones, and unscru-
pulous claim agents, which will very
materially impede the adjustment Of the
bounties due to bona tide claimants.
ST. JoHS's FAiR.-We notice the &C
,ivi,y Of a hive of bees, among the ladies
Of our town, and can now predict safely
\ huge success. On Monday night it
will open and everything be fully pre-
pared. Tuesday evening, the pleasure
Of the entertainment will be much in
creased by songs from the best lady and
gentlemen amateurs in the State. On
Wednesday evening il is rumored a dia-
moud pin is 10 be presented and, also a
wedding is on the tGpiJ. Each evening,
dancing, and pleasure. Secure your
tickets, and so early.
MINING Srocxs.-Stock transactions
continue decidedly heHithy-as will be
seen by the Geographic report in another
column. Oyermsn hns quite an upward
Misunderstanding advanced thirty-three
dollars per share since yesterday-the
quotation this morning being Sl+0. We
understood last night, that the eastern
drift was eight hundred feet long and
that il had reached the eastern vein
lately developed By the Crown Point.
il true, there is good reason for an ad-
vance in its stocks.
DAyHY.-By reference TO our New
To-day" i, will be seen that the sale of
delinquent stock in the Dsney Gold and
Silver mining company, Lyon county,
will come of AZ the company's principa!
office, in San Francisco, on Monday the
18th day Of June. Delinquenss would
do we'll 10 attend to this matter, and
hold on to their stocks the Daney mine
promising to be one Of the very best
paying mines in Lyon county, ere ano-
Their twelve months roll around.
FEDERAL IScoxE TAx.-0n the fourth
page Of the News will be seen the I. S.
Assessors Notices to the taxpayers OF
Storey, Lyon aud Churchill counties.
It would be well for the people in those
localities TO pay attention 20 this matter
and BY prompt returns as per notice,
save costs, and additional percentage on
the taxes for delay. Read the notices,
and find out the Deputy Assessors 10
whom the returns have to be made. 81
SlyautAR.-A correspondent Of the
New York World states that before the
burning Of the Cheyenne Camp, by Cen
eral Hancock, there was found suspend
ed by a leathern thong, in one Of the
wigwams, a box of Hammers Collar
Gall Ointment. How it came there is
an open question. Was il q trophy OF
victory over some poor emigrant, or, IS
the wild Indian beginning to avail HIM
self of the remedies Of the white man?
ParAcHrxG.-Mr. H. D. Lathrop of the
Episcopal Church will preach this even
ing to the people Of all denominations
at the Presbyterian Church in Carson.
This is 10 be considered something in
dependent of sectarianism. Everybody
10 invited, says the Appeal.
Carson THEArER. Max Walters
troupe will appear at the Carson Thea
ter on Monday and Tuesday nights next.
Mr.. John Mccullough will play the
great part of Hamlet or Monday night,
and Richard III on Tuesday night.
CAUSE wHY.-will. Burial, the Pho
neer Bookseller and Stationer, has dis
covered the cause Of tho cold weather:
Stewards purchase Of Russian America.
Burial has a Russian barometer in his
back room.
MINERS USIoy.-It will be seen by .
notice in another column, that the Min
ers' Union of Gold Hill will holda meet
ing on tomorrow evening, at their
headquarters.
BALL AT DAYroS.-Mr. Cross, OF the
National Hotel, Dayton, is making pre-