Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-06-13
THE EVENING NEWS.

Or JoHS's FAIR, THIRD EVENING
This. like its predecessors, was joyous
throughout, families in attendance nu-
mcrous, and nothing to mar the Sayesy.
The solid silver tea-ses was won BY Mrs.
Storer, Of Virginia, the other tea-set OF
silver pieces will be delivered to the
holder of ticket No. 45, who was not
present. The award of the pin to the
haudsomest man present, was made by
n Committee of three fair ladies, aud
the recipient adorned with it. The
cherry colored Cat was a quiet but good
catch. Tonight the Fair closes, at
Theater Hall, and as it will be the last
opportunity for all who desire to see the
attractions of the place, we expect TO see
the Hall crowded. There will be a fresh
variety offered, and great effort to crown
the closing evening with greatest sue
cess. Music, dancing, and side scenes,
cunning and rare. Friday evening, at
Fort Homestead, a grand ball will be
given, and this festival close finally.
FIRr.-At half past , o'clock, this
morning, a fire broke out in Virginia,
in the Millinery store of Mrs. Whyland,
on 3 street. Mrs. Whyland's store is in
the International Hotel building where
the B street Office Of that Hotel was last
situated. The store was literally burnt
out. What WAS not consumed or ruin
ously scorched by the flames, was de-
stroyed by water. The total loss is said
TO be six or seven thousand dollars. The
stock of goods-which was the finest OF
the kind in the city-was insured for
$1,000. The cause. OF the IRE is not
known. The house is not damaged, be-
yond the injury to the room where the
FIRE originated.
SWEENEY GuARps.-Our local Military
company, last night, held an election Of
officers, At the Hall of Liberty Hose Co.,
No. =, with the following result: Cap
tain, John Mouahau First Lieutenant,
James Mccoy Second, P. Jetferes /;
Third, by brevet, Z. l.. Murphy; Orderly
Sergeant, p. Sullivan Secretary, y. W.
Hogan and Treasurer, J. J. Hayes.
The Guards are in q tiourishing condi-
ton, and expect, after an Inspection on
the 18th of July. by their head comman-
der, 10 participate ia u home celebra-
ton.
FIREMEx's Decentralization Of off,
GERS Of Yellow Jacket Hose Company,
No. ?, jane l2,h 1867: W. H. Began,
Foreman; F. Wallace, First Assistant J
" Higgins, Second Assistant; s. H. Rob-
insou, Secretary II. N. Vesey, Treasur-
err: II. Il. Flagg, Delegate in place Of
J. B. Low, resigned. Invitation extern
ded to Monumental Engine Co., No. 6,
to participate in celebrating the Fourth
of July, as guests of the company. Gel
ebrstion TO be AZ Gold Hill.
MEETING THIS EvESISG.-The citizens
Of Gold Hill should not forge. that this
evening a public meeting will be held
at the Town Hall, precisely at eight
o'clock, to make further arrangements
for the celebration Of the Fourth Of
July. II is desirable tina. as many OF
our citizens AS = crowd in the Hall
this evening be present to participate.
The Committee Of Arrangements is TO
be appointed, and other matters dis
cussed.
VILLA D BELvIrIER.-By an advertise
ment in ,o-day's issue it will be seen
that a new place of amusement, bearing
the above name, will be opened at l
o'clock next Sunday afternoon, by Mr..
C. Widmier. The villa" is the large
building formerly occupied BY DR..
Pinkerton and c. Finley, situated about
o~ne-fourth Of q mile east of Virginia
city. Carl York's Band will be in at
tendance.
FAREWELL BryEFIr.-Mr. Mccullough
takes a farewell Benefit, tonight, at
Piper's Opera House ; appearing in
Richelieu: With this performance, the
best actor ever in Nevada, takes his
leave. We sincerely regret his depar-
,ure; and hope that q crowded house
may make his professional adieu a
high testimonial TO his great merits.
TIE LUCKY MAS.-0ur worthy City
Father, Col. Hayes, was the fortunate
winner Of the silver tea set, at st. Johns
Fair, last evening, being the holder Of
ticket No. 45. Colonel, W. will take
tea with you whenever duly notified. o
BuLLroy.-There was shipped from
Wells. Fargo & Co.'s Gold Hill office,
this morning, ! bars of bullion,
weighing $40 pounds, which is valued
at Sl6,375 30.
BuLLIoy.-Edwards L Wiegand, Gold
Hill, received this morning, for melting
aud assay, 1868 ounces crude bullion.
BULLIoy.-yan Wyck & Co., Gold
Hill, received this morning for melting
and assay, $3.50 ounces crude bullion.
The BALL, To-MosRow EvESISs.-se-
cure your tickets, girls, and white kids,
for it is bound to be the most delightful
party ever given in Storey county.
IypIcrEp.-rhe Grand Jury Of Lyon
county have found true bills against Day
and DeSoto, for the murder Of Cornelius
A. B. Hill.
FIRE DELEGATES. = The Gold Hill
Board of Fire Delegates will meet on
next Saturday evening. See notice.