Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-06-08
n EVENING NEWS.

the Union Market, making quite u crash
through the front part Of the building.
No one was killed, but it injured the
front of the building considerably. We
don't know who vas 10 blame, but we
do know, that il ever ice sustain any in
jury from a wagon left carelessly stand
ing in the public street as this one was
and as WI have seen many others for
years past-the owner will be made to
pay dearly for the ~culpable carelessness
Of his driver, or his man who has charge
of his wagons. This practice should be
stopped.
CoMxIssIoSER.-J. Seeley, Esq, Of
Virginia, has been appointed q Com
missioner of Insolvency, under the Ma
tional Bankrupt law. Mr.. Seeley is a
very competent man for the position, and
will be remembered BY the citizens of
both Wards in Gold Hill as having him.
self failed several times-to appear and
address Union clubs, when advertised.
Mr.. Seeley was II prominent candidate
for Supreme Judge, last Fall, and would
have succeeded 20 the nomination and
election il Blasdell had not been associa-
ted with those who then carried this
county. We presume his appointment
will prove very acceptable to all inter-
ested.
To-NrGHr, ACKNOWLEDGMENT Satur-
day night. but tonight, this night, this
evening, n, the Courthouse, citizens of
Storey county who desire to do so, will
meet 10 consult AS 10 the best mode OF
celebrating the coming Fourth. Col.
Sutterley sends us the following, on
this point, of this date:
FRIEND LYScH:-Thc notice in the
Enterprise this morning stating that the
meeting of citizens of Storey county IN
regard TO celebrating the coming Fourth
of July was 10 be Il week from tonight.
WAS a mistake. This evening, June sth,
i. the time. Please make the correc-
ton. and oblige many citizens, and also,
your humble servant, c. SUTrERLEr.
WEEKLY BrLL,oS.-The following is
statement of the amount of bullion
shipped or received for assay during the
past week: From the office of Wells,
Fargo 4 Co., in Virginia, there were
shipped S,6+S pounds OF asSayed bullion,
valued at Sl9l, lac - from their office
in Gold Hill. 1906 pounds, valued at
Sl23,3 02 l6. The amount of crude bull
lion received for melting and assay is rs
follows Vau Wyck S Co., Gold Hill,
PASTA ounces II. Harris, Of Gold Hill.
3.265 ounces Edwards X Wiegand, OF
Gold Hill Ia STS ounces.
PERsoSAL.-Mrs. Graham, well known
10 many Of our people as the keeper OF
which is. now the White House hotel,
10 Virginia city, is in Virginia on a visit.
She now resides III Austin. Likes TO see
..old virginny" again; wishes she could
be iourishingly established in this coun-
ty again. as of yore. Still, Austin Is 4
very neat little village TO live in, and we
know Mrs. Graham keeps a No. Hotel
there, which Of itself would make the
settlement very respectable.
FESTIVAL AND FAlR.-Ou Monday even
ing, remember, ST. Johns Parish Fssti-
val commences ~ Theater Hall, at s
o'clock P. ". Everybody is going, and
we hope all those interested in the pros
peri,y Of churches will generously re-
spond TO the call now made. II cannot
fail to CRAFTY all who attend, as the
variety will be such as 10 afford at,rac-
ton to all tastes. Each evenings en-
t%ertainment will close with dancing.
FEDERAL INCOME TAx.-On the fourth
page Of the News will be seen the U. s.
Assessors Notices to the taxpayers of
Storey, Lyon and Churchill counties.
1, would be well for the people in those
localities 10 pay attention 10 this matter
and by prompt returns as per notice,
save costs, aud additional percentage on
the taxes for delay. Read the notices,
and find out the Deputy Assessors to
whom the returns have TO be made. 81
DIVORCE. Mrs. Charlotte Colburn
was yesterday divorced from her bus
band, James A. Colburn, by Judge Will
liam Hayden, Judge Of the Fourth Dis
trict, at Dayton, Lyon county. Cause,
extreme cruelty. The custody Of Hat
tie May Colburn was awarded TO the
mother. and plaintiff was restored to
her maiden name Of Charlotte French.
OVER I'll. MoUSrAISs.-Freighs teams
from Sacramento arrive in about thir-
teen to fifteen days; and from Single
Springs in from ten to twelve. A team
ster told US to-day that on the summit
the roads were quite heavy, the snow
melting very fast, which keeps the roads
wet and tough.
OvIRxAN.-The ore which is being
taken from the 0verman mine, and
which has caused the late rise in stocks,
ia taken from the four hundred foot
level, east drift, a short distance from
the main shaft-and not from the lower
level, east drift, AS stated yesterday.
SAVAGE DIvIDESD.-The Savage Min
ing Company has just declared a div
idend of $500 per foot, after carrying
over ninety to one hundred thousand
dollars surplus. The stock sold in the
San Francisco Board, yesterday after
noon, at $4,000 per foot.
THr BAprIsrs.-The Bsptis,s Withhold
divine service every Sabbath at the Dis
trict Cour. Room. Prayer meeting At I
o'clock p. n. Preaching at 8 P. n. by
C. P. Kleine. All are cordially invited.
RELIGIOUS NOTICE. There will be
preaching in the VI. E. Church, Gold
Hill. AZ IL A. N. 8 P. N. Sun
day School and Bible Glass At l2s P. NJ.
All are invited to attend.
THgArxR.-To-night, the great play
of King Lear. It has been in active
preparation for some time. We hope
10 see q full house. Merchant of Ven
ice" on tomorrow evening.
YELLOW J~AcxEr.-The new engines for
this mine are on the road, aud the I'm
ishius touches are now being put on the
engine heads, which will at once be
shipped.
ExprRE-INPERIAL WoRKs.-The frame
Of the new works is ready to raise, aud
will be put up as soon rs the