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


A BETTING ISEBRlATE.-Last night,
shortly after the theater was over, a
gentleman was stopped by a slightly in
.oIics,ed man. as he was walking past
the front of the International Hotel, on
c street, Virginia, and thus addressed:
Mister, (hic) are you a colored citi-
zen 2" "Well, no, | believe | am not"
replied the party addressed, in a good
natured tone; the gentleman evidently
approaching the condition of his in
,errogator. You hain't, (hic) you
say" mo, am not" well, (hic,)
are you a Shew?" "No." You
haint, you say (hic)?" No." was the
reply from slightly mad msn-evidently
getting bored by the questioner who
held him fast by the button-hole.
We'll, (hic,) are you a Shinaman?'
NO! d-n it, no. Go way from me-"
You hsint, (hic) you say?' go to
the devily' exclaimed Mr.. -, making
a violent but Intellectual effort to jerk
his button-hole from the fnger-clutch
of his prosecutor. Say, Mister"
persisted the still hi,ched inebriate,
Say, (hic) you haint i colored
citizen, (hic,) nor a Shew, (hic,)
nor a Shiuaman?" Get out = said
the victim. Here, (hic) if you amt
a colored citizen, (hic) nor a Shew, (hic)
nor a Shinaman (hic) what are you:
"well," said the subjugated victim, in
a half-submit,ing, half-laughing tone
and 10 Turn things Off before the gath
cred crowd-'.I'm Il free, white, male
A~merican-born. American citizen !!
1.-The HI you are ! (hic). Then I'll
20 down (hicl 10 Jack Perry's with you
(hic) and bet you the drinks for the
crowd" Bet on WHAT" inquired sew
eral eager suckers, standing round about.
bet (hic) you amt got n vote at this
Primary |, was evident the poor fell
was transported, in mind, TO San Fran
cisco. and was heated on the Radical
Universal Suffrage question. Ac-
euaiutances OF his came up, NJ that mo-
ment, and took him in charge.
MONUMENTAL BALt.-Don't forget that
the fire ladies Of Monumental Engine
Co. No. s, on the Divide, will take a
benefit a, their Annual Ball on Monday,
June 18th. At Athletic Hall, Virginia
city; the price of tickets being only 50.
The Foreman, in a private note, tells us
thai, 1.-The Ball on the l7th is given for
the purpose of raising means with which
10 build an Engine House. II is pro-
posed TO locate it centrally on the
Divide, so that we can more readily
renderassistauce TO our Gold Hill friends
IN case they should ask il. We will do
our level best to please all" Could
an appeal come more directly 10 US Gold
Killers than the above? We think not.
The Monumental boys have done good
service for this town before, and we Zee!
confident they will do so again. They
expect a liberal lift" from Gold Hill
and let US give it to them. No property
holder in the town knows how soon he
NAV need the kind assistance Of this
Company 20 save his property from de-
struction by FIRE.
Foop Yox HoRsEs.-Tbere IS II good
deal in having practical knowledge about
the proper kinds Of food which work
horses need. One useful point is, we'll
filed and ripe oats and barley. II grain
is Gu, before il is properly filled by
growth, and fed 10 animals, 1t is just
about as nutritious as so many shnvings
or Vermont shoe-pegs. In fact, saw
dus, or ground corn-husks would answer
the animal Just as we'll. But 10 feed
good soaked or ground barley or oats TO
-,lo all, an tha anpnNr-
auce Of the animal n good deal like
wholesome living does on g~ood-looEing
man or woman. We have sometimes
looked at the many fine, plump. and
strong horses and mules which work
week after week. and month after month
in our heavy quartz teams in Gold Hill,
and on inquiry we find that the grain
they are fed on comes from Honey Lake
Valley, and is sold by Nr. ". 7. G.
Elliott, an ente-prising farmer, in that
hne farming country. The depot for his
grain is at McMillen s Cos. Store, Isl
south c street, on the Divide.
PACIFIC MEDICAL y SURGICAL JOUR-
xAL.-we are in receipt Of the first num-
Der, new series, of this ably conducted
journal. The editors say that arrange
ments have been made with the we'll
known publishing house Of II. Il. Ban
croft & Co., By which the Pacific Medi-
cal and Surgical Journal is placed on a
basis, and will be issued
hereafter by them on the first Of every
month, at is our aim as editors TO
conduct it in a liberal and independent
spirit, free from sectional or personal
preiudices, and with a view TO serve the
interests of the entire profession on TINS
coast. We invite communications from
all quarters in regard TO epidemics and
endemics, interesting cases, local pecu-
liarities, etc, etc. Much valuable ma
,erisl might be accumulated in this way,
if practitioners would make notes OF
their experience and observations
KrARsARoE.-A new Board Of Trus-
tees of the Kearsarge Mining company
was elected yesterday-consis,ing OF
Messrs. G. Reynolds, W. y. Leet, 7. e.
TAYLOR. A. X. Grim, and Mr. Requa.
Mr.. REYNOLDS was elected President OF
the new Board H. c. Manning, Secre-
tary /; and J. B. Low, Superintendent OF
the mine and mill. The works are loca-
ted on Owens River Valley, lnyo county
California. Place Of business, Gold Hill.
c. P. R. Co. MEErIyG.-The Secretary
of the Central Pacific Railroad Compa-
nv has called the annual meeting OF the
stockholders, at the Office, in Sacra-
uento, which is to come off on Tuesday
next. The Secretary has failed to send
US the usual pressing invitation to at,
tepd-(,re are a s~,ockholder in the Id
swindling monopoly)-but as Charley
Croker has promised US a ride on the
rail merit Fall, we shall be ready to at
tend the meeting a year hence.
SrSeuLAR.-A correspondent OF the
New York World states that before the
burning of the Cheyenne Camp, by Gen
eral Hancock, there was found suspend
ed by a leathern thong, in one OF the
wigwams, a hox of Hammers Collar
Gall Ointment. How it came there l:
,os,;op Was il n trophy OF