Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-06-28
THE EVENING NEWS.

would have excited considerable curios-
i,y, had he not assumed an tneog"ito
character; but now that he is gons, we
NAV as we'll speak of him. He made
his home with Col. Watson, Secretary
oftbe Yellow Jacket, who kept him
concealed in his stone fort in day time,
but at nights, the Colonel ehdpparonsd
him all around. His name, as we learn
from a detective officer who was on his
track, Is Corporal Dividend, aud he is
the lucky owner Of Yellow Jacket Ger
tifca,e No. l907-the luckiest ticket in
that mine, invariably drawing double
divideuds-which, although rather mys-
FERROUS to the officers, the Corporal says
he intends shall be kept up for the next
hundred years if he lives. Col. Wat
son calls him Usage Brush, y and thinks
he is the correspondent of the La Crosse
Democrat. If such is the fact, we are
not much surprised, as we believe that
''Sage Brush" correspondent would
draw twenty dividends on one certih-
cate il he had n chance. For the ben
eft Of the town, and the financial stand
ing OF Col. Watson, W. are glad this
mcoq. visitor is gone. He left this
morning BY Bakers Fast Freight line,
aud intends stopping at the Yellow
Jacket Office in San Francisco-Colonel
Watson giving him q letter Of introduc-
ton 20 the officers, introducing him as
1.-THE father of the man who holds GER
u6ca,e No. 1901" Shenauigan some
where.
In TowS.-Harry Clawson, the popu-
lar young gentleman who owns the Gold
Hill Exchauge-and also the jolly boy
who runs the " Mint Saloon in San
Francisco, where all our Gold Hill folks
stop when they 20 to the Bay, arrived
IN town this morning, in the Bonner
Lake stage. Harry is Il good young
mankind, liberal, and always in a
humor, (which latter quality makes him
80 popular with the boys.) The finest
and largest lot OF beautiful flowers,
direct from some elegant fower-garden
a, San Francisco. was placed on our
editorial table during our absence, and
it must have been placed there by Harry
himself-aS be knows our passionate
fondness OF beautiful flowers. Thirty
different kinds Of roses, carnations,
pinks, oleandaS. honeysuckles, candy
tufts in variety, ~snapiragon, aad many
other kinds TOO numerous to mention.
The " spicy breezeS" from that boquet
are truly delicious; aud may the paths
of the kind donor oc ever strewn BY
such pleasant perfumes.
En- Rourr.-Dr. Adonis, lately con-
pec,ed with the Sal, Lake Telegraph,
and also correspondent of the Louisville
Journal, passed through Gold Hill this
morning, en- route, TO San Francisco.
The Doctor stepped into our office for a
few minutes. and introduced himself.
He is evidently II lively, wide-awake.
and obseryant gentleman, and when al
home mus, be quite an Adonis among
the sisters Of the Latter Day Saint faith
having a tremendous shock of curly
hair ornamenting that section OF his
head where the ladies wear their water
falls OF modern fashion. Sorry the
Doctor had but n moment TO stay, as
we desired 10 find out how brother
Briyham's mother-in-law was getting
along: and the sex Of his last young
Saint. But the Doctor hastily commu-
nicated 10 Us the cheering news that
Sal, Lake City looked bully. and that
S,enhouse vas well.
OAKLAND CoLLEGE ScHooL.-We have
received a catalogue Of this institution,
the same being illustrated with ''cuts'
OF the College of California, the Col
lege Preparatory School, and the Junior
School. In the College School roll are |
the names Of many Nevada boys, as fol-
lows: Fenner A. Angel, of Silver City; |
Geo. S. Collins, of Virginia city; Alon-
20 VI. Grim, Of Virginia city; c. J.. D.
Hall, of Silver City; Lafayette Henry,
Of Virginia City; Wm. VI. Y. Johnson,
OF Carson City; Selden P. Keen, of Gold
Hill; Joseph L. Mayors and D. W. c.
Mckinney, Of Austin: John P. Meder
and E. B. Pomroy, Of Carson City; J. F.
Rigby, OF Virginia city; y. W. Rot, Of
washoe City; and NJ. l.. Wylie, Of Viz
ginia city. See advertisement Of this
school in another column of to-day's
paper.
OuR Owy THEArEs.-Harry jackson
and wife. and the entire stock company
Max Walter has engaged, perform at
our Theater this eveuing-presenting
three excellent pieces. Come: let's
turn out and give these artists a full
house. Gold Hill has ever taken the
lead in financial contributions for good
objects; let Us show our appreciation
and liberality in appreciation OF stage
talent on this occasion. Let US delight
the hearts Of Harry and lady with an
attendance such as will partly compen-
safe for the poor patronage the Theater
AZ Virginia city has lately received.
How He FEgLs.-Gus Ash went into
the County Jail yesterday and asked
Millen how he felt. ''Fee!?" exclaimed
the convicted wretch, ~ feel like n man
that is going 20 be hung-do you know
how that is?" Milleu shows no signs
of repentance About a week ago, how
ever, he expressed a desire TO see a
Catholic priest, and it may be that re-
morse and an earnest prayer for Heav-
ems forgiveness is burning in his bosom,
which his natural stoicisn enables, or,
as it were, forces him to conceal.
OK "SrRISE. 1t is reported that
many OF the Chinese workmen on the
Dutch Flat Railroad are on a strike
demanding $40 a month, and a time Ia
BILE of eleven instead of twelve hours
daily labor. Some Of the Mougolians
are even talking "Chinaman sabs
white man pretty well him work only
eight hours a day"
To-NreHr.-The Executive and Ar
rangement Committees for the 4,h, will
hold a meeting at the town Hall this
Friday evening, precisely at O'clock
sharp tiue-there being a sheater IN
town this evening.