Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-06-10
THE EVENING NEWS.

49, SSoAASos -
Paul, the irrepressible Paul, is in town.
He came over from Kcarsarge, by way
Of Aurora, Pine Grove, Dayton, etc.,
and arrived on Saturday evening. He
visited the Kearsarge mine, and brought
over some elegant and fabulously rich
specimens of silver ore out Of that mine.
Indeed, we doubt whether as rich speci-
mems of silver ore can be found to-day
in any mine on the great Comstock
One piece especially, about the size of a
hens egg, which had been subjected to
q little hux and the heat Of a black
smiths furnace, is literally covered on
the surface with small globules of pure
silver. As the Kearsarge works are
going to start up shortly, we hope to
hear Of some wonderful bullion products
from them.
ST.. JoHy's FAIR-QPEyISG NlGHT.-
This evening at s o'clock, at Theater
Hall, the fair ladies will be all ready to
receive courteous guests, and afford
entertainment that excels, for variety,
ANY that has been previously given BY
them. Virginia people can ride BY m
nibus, which will leave the International
Hotel each eyeniug-trom I o'clock
half hourly, and run At night while there
is any one 10 be conveyed. On Tuesday
evening. amateur vocal music. We sug-
gest that Mr.. Heller DO invited to come
down and play II piece or two after his
performance in Virginia is over. Let
everybody 90 with their minds made up
for a good time aud with u cheerful
disposition to make the fair q great sue
cess, and il will be accomplished.
Kg.RsARGE.-T The Superintendent Of
the Kearsarge Mining Company, Mr.. B..
Low, who, as a practical milling, min
ing, and business man, and machiuist,
has hardly a superior on the Comstock,
Is going TO start next Monday, and
commence operations on the mill and
mine, the works being located on the
west side of the mountains, about eight
miles from Fort Independence, Owens
Valley, luyo county, California, just
south Of our State line. The mine has
been sufficiently ~prospected TO assure
the owners that there is an immense
amount of wealth in it, and they are
determined 20 obtain It. The last assess
ment on the stockholders has about
cleared the company of all its liabilities,
and left a surplus 20 commence opera
tons.
THE INDIAN WAR CorScIt.-ln II re-
cen, number of Leslie, Illustrated Nt'r'-
paper is 4 picture Of General Hancock
holding a talk with II group Of Chey-
enc Indian chiefs. We cut the picture
out, aud handed it a John Piuse, who,
with his Dulcinea, came to u house
this morning for coffee. John P. seemed,
at once, to fully appreciate the scene.
He and his partner became very greatly
excited in beholdiug the camp scene,
and gave US some limitations Tor original
extractsl Of war dances, etc, as prac-
ticed BY our own beloved. and gentle
savages The twain could hardly stay
for their desired beverage, but rushed
off 10 show 20 their family, on the hill
side, the picture Of the preliminary
s.counciling" in the Cheyenne country.
TIE wxArHER.-Delightfully pleasant
and healthy. The wild flowers have
been in bloom for weeks past and cul-
tiva,ed flowers are putting on their ma
tive beauty, under the genial warmth OF
the June sun but it has been mighty
hard TO coal them into life and beauty.
Cultirating flowers, we notice, requires
about as much patience, and tender care,
as raising children. But, then, what a
comfort they both are when properly.
raised. We wouldn't give n pinch OF
snuff for . man or a woman who IS NOT
fond of flowers and babies.
FOURTH OF JULY CELEBaArIoS.-On
Tuesday tomorrow evening, there will
be a meeting of citizens Of Gold Hill at
the Town Hall, 20 adopt measures pre-
para,ory to the proper celebration of
Independence Day. The time is rather
short, but BY the appointment OF ener-
getic committees, we cen have the finest
Fourth ofJuly celebration ever witnessed
in Gold Hill-have il too, without any
interference OF dictation from outside
influences. The whole population from
the Divide through Slippery Gulch to
the waters of the Carson will join in
such an arrangement.
"Sr. VINCENT DE PAuL."-A Society
Of this name in Virginia, on yesterday
perfected its organization by the cleo
ton Of the following officers: President,
J. C. Clark; Vice Presidents, A. F.
Msckay and :. Crowley; Secretary, Mr..
Ennis; Treas, Mr.. Monuot. The objects
Of this association are both literary and
charitable. The Society will have its
headquarters in the building opposite
the Catholic Church, on Smith street.
A reading room will be furnished IN the
Society's house, and active measures
will soon be adopted by the Society for
establishing a library.
FEDERAL INCOME TAX.-0n the fourth
page of the News will be seen the L. S.
Assessors Notices to the taxpayers Of
Storey, Lyon and Churchill counties
Il would be well for the people in those
localities TO pay attention to this matter
and by prompt returns as per notice,
save costs, and additional percentage on
the taxes for delay. Read the notices,
and ind out the Deputy Assessors to
whom the returns have to be made. st
OvERNAS.-This stock seems to be
going up like sixty" the sales in San
Francisco stock board this morning be-
ing quoted at $3.50. Glad to see it.
The company have persevered most gal
lantlv, and deserve to ride on the waves
Of prosperity as well as other companies
who have got beyond the breakers.
BLACK CRoox MELoDEoS.-Well, you
can 20 or stay away. But if you 60,
have the clothes loose on you, or you'll
burs, your buttons with much merri-
uent. OF all the jolly places ever tuned
in this county, the Black Crook Aelo-
deon takes out the spots. Go; but make
up your mind not 10 laugh.
IxpERrAL.-The stockholders Of the
Imperial Silver Mining Company will