Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-08-06
III EVENING NEWS.

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PrASGp.-Music, under ordinary cir.
e~amstanees, is very good thing, but
there is a time when people would pre-
fer to be RECALLED in some other way than
with music. This is when they are in
bed, trying to get to sleep. A cores
pondent writes to us that a young lady
in his neighborhood, begins playing her
piano and singing every evening at
about ten o'clock, and continues her
devotious until about one the next
morning. As all the windows are kept
open at this hot season, the consequence
Is that no one gets II wink of sleep, and
the %neighbors toss on their beds, and
perspire and get angry and threaten IN
utterable things. This is certainly a
very sad state of affairs, and We share
our correspondents option that noe
turnal music may often be a nuisance.
People who have any regard for their
n~eighbors' comfort certainly do not
show it when they bang pianos and
screech in rooms, with open windows,
for an indefinite period after bedtime.
FoR KEARsARGE.-Messrs. Van Cor
der, Lee Grim, and -, left in
Pony Kings stage yesterday, on a trip
to Kearsarge, to see - aus Rear
sarge mine and mill, WI II have lately
been put in operation by j. b. Low,
Esq, Of our town. The party expects
TO reach Kearsarge in forty-eight hours,
as the stages were chartered TO put them
right through, day and uight-the dis
lance, we believe, is about two hundred
and fifty miles. The party vent we'll
provided with luxuries of several kinds,
presuming, no doubt, that =" comforts
are scarce along the line of road be-
tween here and Owens river. The Gold
Hill Exchange furnished some of them,
which consisted Of n fifteen gallon keg
of old Bourbon, FIVE gallons of Martell
brandy, two boiled hams, two pounds of
soda crackers, and Eve hundred Havana
cigars. As there is much alkali water
on the route to be travelled, the COM
pany are evidently well provided against
the necessity of using much of it.
INFORMATION wASrED.-The parents
and brother of Addison R. Clark, have
written to Postmaster Chubbuck, of
Gold Hill, for information as to his
whereabouts, if living. He went to
California in 1852, from Saline, Michi-
gan, and about two years ago he was
reported to be mining ut Silver City,
Lyon county, in this State. Any infor-
nation concerning him will be thank
fully received, either at the Gold Hill
Postofice, or by his brother, Everett B.
Clark, Saline, Michigan. As be has
not written to his parents and relatives
for the last seven years, it is feared he
may be dead.
The GRAND FAIR.-0peued at Theater
Hall, last evening, under the most favor
able promise. The notice and call
martial music, at the door, was first
rate; and Prof. Kuh's playing on the
piano constituted no inconsiderable
portion Of the evenings entertainment.
What shall We say OF the Fair and the
fair merchants? We just invite you to
attend and see for yourself. 1t is a
very pleasing party; a real sociable.
Dancing commenced last night at IL
o'clock, and we presume it will begin
At the same hour tonight.
RxyovArED.-Mr. r. l.. Gardner has
made the Ormsby House as good as
new, by reftting, painting, pspering
and putting things generally through
out the house and premises in tip-top
order. Parlors, dining room, sleeping
apartments, carpets, furniture, bar
fixtures, and the like, in No. condi-
ton. A large party Of friends, ac-
au~aintances and well-wishers Of the
landlord and landlady Of this hotel,
from Virginia city, came down TO par
take Of the good cheer of this establish
ment day before yesterday.-Carson Ap-
peal.
TRucKEE.-"Truckee" is the name
given by the Central Pacific Railroad
Company 10 the point where the
railroad FIRST meets the Truckee
river. This will take the place of CO.
burns Station. by which it has
formerly been known. The town of
Truckee is fast becoming a place Of i'm
p~ortance. Stores and dwellings are
rapidly going up, and it promises to be
the center Of a great lumber trade.
Four sawmills are already in operation
aud several more are projected.
Engine HousrSG.-This evening Kuick-
erbocker Engine Company No. 5, will
move their engine from the old engine
house adjoining the City Hall and house
il in their new building near Athletic
Hall. Members and guests are request
ed TO meet at the old engine GUS at
O'Clock. The regular monthly meeting
of the company has been postponed until
Thursday evening next. We cknow
ledge receipt Of invitation, and shall try
and be on hand.
EAGLE ENGINE Co. No. s.-At a meet
ing held last night for the election OF
officers the following was the result;
For President, Charles F. Bicknell;
Foreman, James Eddington; First AS
sistant Foreman, John B.. Meintosn;
Second Assistant Foreman, John b.
Stout; Secretary, John Barrett Treasu-
rer, George G. Currie; Board Of Trus-
tees, L. Reynolds, Charles h. Liver
more and Chas. B. Brooks.
A DrvIDESD.-The Gold Hill Quartz
Mill and Mining Company, Gas will be
seen by Secretary wegener's notice in
the News to-day yesterday declared a
monthly dividend of fifteen dollars per
share on their capital stock, payable on
and after the 18th of August. Bully for
she little claim in Gold Hill proper-be-
tween three and four hundred dollars
per foot dividend, mind you.
BLACK CRoox.-If you have not been
in there lately, you would be sstouished
TO learn of the regular crowded attend
auce by ~patronizing tonight, and see
inc a sample. AID it seems to be one
long laugh from beginning to END; with
brief intervals of sentimental silence.
II, amazing what an amount oil ian
there is at the Black Crook, from . p
N. until midnight.
THE SuMx1r TuSNEL.-Atl ii O'CLOCK