Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-06-01
THE EVENING NEWS.

SupE IxPERrlygScE.-Lsst evening, a
little while before the drop-cursaiu was
raised at the Opera House, n drunken
- sups % poked his oficious nose from
one end OF the curtain-in the direction
Of the audience, and made some remarks
10 a person back of the curtain, which
WAS distinctly heard by half a dozen
gentlemen from Gold Hill-beiug to the
effect, that - the play would be short,
as mos, of the audience were only Gold
Hill huskeys." The gentlemen who
overheard this offensive remark have
sen, US Il note for publication-which,
in its sweeping condemnation, would do
injustice TO Max Walter as well as his
talented Troupe of actors, who would
scorn to offer an afront to people and
patrons from Gold Hill. We would,
however, call upon Manager Beatty TO
ferret out the person who ~oticiously and
without warrant or order made use OF
the offensive remarks, and kick him, as
he should be, out of the Theatre. There
is no squeamish sensitiyeness about this
matter, or sbou: the people Of Gold Hill
generally.
SPECIAL SCHOOL TAx.-For informa-
ton, we call the attention of the quail
fed voters Of Gold Hill, TO section IS oil
an Act of the Legislature of Nevada, APP
proved March sth, 1867, regulating
proceedings for the levy and collection
OF Il special tax for maintaining PuoLic
Schools. /, will be noticed that said
Act provides for but one place for hold
ing said election. By reference 10 the
election notice of the Board Of Educa-
ton in another column, voters will know
where to deposit their ballots. A copy
of the lis, Of registered voters Of the
Second Ward will be provided for the
use Of the Judges in the First Ward,
and n separate ballot box for those OF
the Second Ward who wish TO vote upon
that question. People who feel an IN
.terestin our Public Schools are desired
10 interest themselves in this matter on
election day.
WEEKLY BULLloS.-The following is a
statement OF the mount of bullion
shipped or received for assay during the
pas, week From the Office Of Wells,
Fargo 4 Co, in Virginia, there were
shipped 6,5l5 pounds OF asSayed bullion.
valued at Sl99, 465 %: from their office
in Gold Hill, 1913 pounds. valued At
Sl5s,3S 81. The amoun of crude bull
lion received for melting and ASSAY is ~
follows: E. Ruhling x Co., Virginia,
1921 ounces Geo. W. Dorwin, Viz
ginia, 1850 ounces Leopold kuh, Viz
cinia, 1865 ounces Theall 4 Co., Var
Siuia, 2s.364 ounces; II. Harris, ofGold
Hill, 5,45s ounces; Van Wyck 4 Co.,
Gold Hill, 53,Sl4 ounces Edwards X
wiegaud. Gold Hill, $500 ounces.
BEApLE's PuBLIcArIoSS.-Two that
will be appreciated, have jus, been is
sued, price one dime each. One is
Dialogues : = new collection Of choice
original colloquies, minor dramas, diver
easements. fnrces. etc, for schools, par
lors and festivals" The other is the
Baseball Player, a textbook for ball
PLAYERS. II contains the proceedings OF
the tenth annual Baseball convention,
together with the amended rules adop-
ted, rules for the formation Of clubs,
and the constitution and bylaws Of the
National Association. To De had ~
Burrsll's, and at BGgle's, Virginia.
OK 4 vIsIr.-Among the passengers
who left the Bay yesterday. on the
steamship Sacramento, WAS Mr.. Fred.
G. Houston, who, after m absence Of
seventeen years, goes on II visit TO the
"old folks AZ home in the city OF Phil
adslphia. Mr.. Houston has been the
head businesr man in the large clothing
store of Baum Brothers, in Gold Hill,
for several years past, aud is well known
20 nearly all our citizens, as q kind,
courteous, honest and reliable business
man. He expects 10 return 20 Gold
Hill again next January.
Delicious BUrrER.-Every housewife
who had a good mother knows what
fresh, sweet butter is. Mr.. Frankel, Of
the stone store in Gold Hill desires US
20 notify the good wives Of our town, as
well as hotel and restaurant keepers,
that he has just received from CalItor-
mia q very large quantity Of No. frken
butter, aud fresh ranch butter 10 rolls,
blocks, circles, and other shapes, which
is tit TO eat by the most fastidious cpl
cureau tastes. Good butter is whole
some: rancid butter is not.
HEALrHY.-The heslta of our people
in Gold Hill never was better than at
present. Not even the smallpox affects
our people. We doubt whether there
is n healthier locality on this continent;
nor do We believe there is n more pros
porous one, numerically and financially
considered. We predict that in FIVE
years time it will be the largest and
most populous city in the State. Its
length is now about two miles.
PErALrxA MILL.-The Petaluma Mill
Company have purchased Of the Savage
Company two largeand excellent boilers,
each "a inches iu diameter and l6 feet
in length, and each containing Sc fues.
One of the boilers was moved 10 Gold
Hill this morning, and both will soon be
$50
placed in position and put to work.
The wrArHgR.-We are having some
pleasant weather now. Decidedly sum-
me-y. The wild flowers bebeck the
hill-sides in every d~irection-and sage
brush is out in all its ancient glory.
Cant say much in favor Of the green
forests, warblers, etc.
RELIGIOUS NoTrcE.-Rey. A. F. Hitch
cock Of washoe City, will preach in the
N. E. Church, Gold Hill, tomorrow at
IL A. N. and 8 P. N. Sunday School BIZ
BILE Class, at l21 P. N. The ordinance
of baptism will follow the morning SER
mon. All are invited to attend.
RELIGIOUS NorIcE.-The Baptists will
hold divine service every Sabbath al the
District Court room, B street, at 8 P.
n. Prayer Meeting At P. N. Preaching
by Chas. R. Klein. Subject for to-mor-
row, "Pedo-baptism.' All cordially
invited.
r,,r-Tn the landslide at the