Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-05-23
II EVENING NEWS.

lowing ClrCuLaT IEouu tuc we" DSPa4E
ment, dated Washington, April 9th, will
be Of i~nteres. to discharged soldiers;
Circular No. l2-with reference TO the
additional bounty provided by the Act
Of Congress, approved July %, 1866,
officers of this Bureau who forward
claims to this office are hereby informed
that BY a recent Act of Congress claim
ants who were debarred from receiving
the bounty provided by the Act above
cited, By reason of having lost their dis
charge papers, are no longer excluded
from its benefits. Also, under n recent
decision By competent. authority, every
bounty claimant shall be regarded as
having served to the end Of the war, who
enlisted for three years, and was mus
tered out with his organization, because
the services OF the latter were no longer
required, and it is ,herefore-if other
wise entitled-eutitled TO the additional
bounty under Act of July IS, 1866:
EPIsCoPLLiAS.-Ac correspondent writes
us again on the subject of an Episcopal
Bishop for Nevada. We recommended
our friend to send his communication to
the Pacific ChurchmGn, which is publish
ed AZ Sau Francisco. The correspond
eut says that Montana has lately had a
Bishop assigned and consecrated for her
the Rev. Dr.. Tuttle-and want TO
know why the State Of Nevada cannot
have = Bishop, when all the new Terri
tories. even including Russian America,
are supplied or have Chief ~Sheppards
on the way 20 them? We cauno answer
your interrogatories. II does look as if
the Episcopal authorities Eas. neglected
our State, if they mean TO push prose-
lv,ism here AZ all. The correspondent
SAYS that the Episcopal Bishop Of Colo
RADIO, DR.. Randall, has done more 10 aid
tina, Territory forward than any other
nan in it. Very likely. Correspondent
wants Rev. Mr.. Hill, of Sacramento, ap-
pointed Bishop of this Diocese. No OBJ
lection; but should think Mr.. Lathrop
well adapted TO the place.
SUPREME CorRr PRocEEDISGs.-Tues-
day. Nav 2lst. Beatty, c. j., and Lew
is, J.. present.-State eI rel. Birdsall,
petitioner, vs.. B. H. Carrick, Treasurer
Lyou County, defendant, mandamus
asked for TO compel defendant to pay
certain county warrant; matter Of valid
itv Of a certain funding bill passed by
the Legislature Of last Winter, but not
approved BY the Governor, is involved;
agreed and submitted, and decision re-
served; Wells and q. \. Waldo, for pc
t~itioner; Edwards and Hayden for de-
PENDANT. Wednesday, May 22.-Haw-
tnorue, appellant, vs.. Smith, respond
en., argued and submitted; Clarke for
appellant, Nourse for respondent; State
of Nevada, appellant, VS.. ~Eassabrook,
respondent, a tax case; argument con-
,inued until tomorrow; Clarke and Dem
son counsel for State, Clayton and Hay
don for respondent. Judge Johnson
having been counsel did not sit upon the
above cases.-ippeat.
ONLY ONE THAT Amt SORRY We
think we must tell the ~,ubjoined, as it
will not be improperly construed as
casting any reflection upon the worth!
Divine, whose name is mentioned in the
story. We happened up at Virginia
city, this morning, 10 be in conversation
with a gentleman who was d~eprecating
the necessary departure Of Rev. Mr..
Earl. A friend of the speakers, a
stranger to us, came up, and catching q
part Of Mr.. G.'s, remarks, exclaimed {:
wal, amt sorry a bit cause my
wife has kept me AZ home holding young
'uus a most every night for the laSt
weeks, SO she could go to hear that
man.
INCOME Deputy Assessor,
Swain, whose Office is next door TO
Tucker ( MERGERS store, Gold Hill, is
engaged in serving notices upon all per-
sons liable to pay .he Federal Income
Tax. The return has - be made within
ten DAYS after personal service Of the
notice. The net income over one thou
sand dollars. which is exempt, is liable
70 a tax Of FIVE per. cent. His printed
circulars contain the particulars for the
return.
OvEgHAULIxG. - Messrs. White s
Mitchell. whose popular billiard saloon
is opposite the Town Hall, Gold Hill,
intend re-paintiug, papering, cleaning,
and restocking their establishment, pre-
psratory 20 a successful summers BUSH
ness. and their place will be closed for
a short time. This elegant Billiard
Saloon has been one Of the most sue
cessful houses ever established IN Gold
Hill-and will continue so.
Nrw BILLIARp RooX.-John Raub has
opened q 6ue billiard room in the Foun-
tain House, Lower Gold Hill-where he
invites his numerous friends 10 come
and see him. It is q splendid room,
brick building, (late Arnory HALL up
stairs, cool, clean, aud nice-and then,
too, he has the best Of beverages and
cigars.
DAYrox RACE TRAcK.-Some Of the
Day,oai,es are moving in the enterprise
Of making a rsce-track near that town
some iayoring its location on the oppo-
site side Of the Carson river, while 9TH
ers believe in making it about a mile
and a half below the town, on the north
side of the river.
"REcEPrroy."-We understand that
Mr.. Jsmison, Billiard Champion Of the
Pacific Coast, will be dined and wined
by a special crowd Of cuemen, in Viz
ginis, some time during next week.
PAID uP.-The Mint workmen' were
paid up, in full, to LIST of May, at Wells,
Fargo & Co.'S Office, at Carson, asst
evening.
CoxxrycIs PREAcHISG.-The appeal
notifies the public that the Rev. Mr..
Earl commences preaching in the Pres
byterisn church, at Carson, this evening
SrAsr To-MoRRow The Pioneer
stage by the Plaeerville route will leave
at 8 o'clock o-morro morning-in-
stead Of at 10, as at present.