Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-06-17
n EVENING NEWS
P,.ryyy's H.rs.-we are desired BY

PIsrxxx's HArs.-We are desired BY
the officers of Yellow JACKIE. Hose Com
psuy No. >. 10 reques, all persons who
NAV a, aay time have had in their pos
session fremen's hats belonging to the
TO return them Immediately.
On. OF seventy hats, the company have
orlv about forty. As most Of the per-
sous who have them slowed away are
known. this is &c warn them that If they
do not return said hats where they be-
long, they will End their names brought
before the public in a questionable
shape" The Yellow Jacket 'boys" are
getting their apparatus and a~ccoutre-
meu,s fixed up for the Fourth OF July
celebration, aud they want their hats.
Return them, all We who have no claims
TO them-or you will be published. No
fooliug. \ ireman's hat, worn with
out suthority-(;here is = sharp Town
Ordinance against using Town property
without authority is a bad certificate
Of character.
RED MOUNTAIN CrLEsRArIoS.-George
Smith says tina; it raS the intention to
have a ~csmpoody celebration At Red
Mountain; bu, Doggets tried 10 wiring
himself in AS Orator, on the suojct OF
civiliza,iou.) and Wiuuemucca would
nor stand i. George says that "inue'
mucca peremptosily ordered his tribes
not :. join in the programmed ceremo-
MES; for DogSett, he said, had
tried to make heap Chief Piute oil a
naa him civilized 10 the devil, and he
didn', want any OF his people 10 have
any further association with him.
George says that Doggest offered to
drop his proposition 20 crate on "civil-
izstioa." aad. instead, read the philippe
ne droued against Bill, the word-swal-
lower. a. Music Hall, several years ago.
But, no.
GRrAr AccoNsooArIoN. - General
Haigh,'s beautiful onnibusses, which
ply between Gold Hill and Virginia city
every hal. hour % the day, and even 20
midnight some,ines-are a great &C
c~ommoda,ioa TO these communities.
Besides the recreation afforded 10 ladies
and children. who could not otherwise
take = carriage ride, very decided
healthy. We have yet 10 record the
srs, accident happening when those
bully whips, sam. and Doug, were
plotting. Both honest, polite, and ac-
conmodatiug. 1t is pleasant 10 ride
with them.
LIBERTY Mr.. Lyford. proprietor
OF For, Homestead, this morning re-
ceived a most beautiful Liberty pole, to
De raised Oh Homestead III u few days,
as soon as i, can De dressed of. painted
and oraameuied. Our old Glory -
The Sanitary Banner which waved from
the flagstaff OF the NEws office for sew
e.al years, and which proclaimed many
4 victory :or the Cuion-wlll toai from
its top on next Fourth Of Ju!y-grand!y
wave in peace and triumph. "a il waved
in war and victory.
OPryEp.-Gibson y Cross New Ss-
loon, opposite Naynart's Block, Gold
Hill. opened on Saturday evening, for
;he frs. time. 10 a very large and appre-
cia,ire audience. who liked the new
establishment, so well that they actually
stsid Until midnight. This new place
certainly compares taVorably with any
thing of the kind We have IN Gold HILL,
and is bound 10 make money; especially
with that handsome mixologist, Farm
ham, behind the bar. Gibson 4 Cross,
too, know how TO keep a hotel
Nsw Goops.-Mr. Frankenheimer, the
popular dry goods merchant Of Gold
Hill. received, this morning, several
observation-disclosures loads OF elegant
dress goods for ladies. misses, and chill
dren, which he is now ~uupackiug, and
will be open for inspection tomorrow.
Frank assures US that this is the most
elegan, stock he ever brought TO town,
and is JUS; in the right time for the
Fourth. Ladies. 20 and pick your pat
terms.
BALL To-NiGHr.-The people Of Gold
Hill should not forget that tonight
Monumental Engine No. 6-our brother
Sremen on the Divide-will take 8 bene-
ft ball, at Athletic Hall, Virginia. Such
beautiful moonligh, nights as we are
having. are delightfully."- pleasant for
young people 20 visit Virginia city-es-
pecially 20 attend a ball having As much
meri, in i. As the Monumen;als will give
this evening.
ARarsrED.-At the Silver House, Sill