Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-06-29

R. VI. George Smith, Of Red
Mountain, afflicted US again, to-day, by
his presence and persifage. However,
we tolerated him, as he gave US some
items that may prove Of interest to our
patriotic readers. Red Mountain has
resolved to celebrate with Virginia
city. on Thursday. George has just
received n Brigadier Generals commits
sion from Gov. Schimmerhorn, Of the
Third House, endorsed by the Third
House Speaker and Adjutant, Hal.
CLAYTON, and George will arm and equip
accordingly. His "division" will come
in to the city, from Red Mountain, in
the following order: lst-Brigadier
General George Smith and staff (staff
| composed Of seven Cinnamon, dressed
in Celestial, bushwhackiug style, and
mounted on washoe canaries;) preceded
by A band Of music. 2d-Two white
men now at Red Mountain and waiting
| employment on the Truckee Railroad
Brauch.) 3d-The toll-keeper at the
Grade Summit House (teams pass free
on the Fourth, } preceded by a regularly
detailed band. 4th-The workmen in
the Utah mine-consisting Of one watch
man. 5th-Three pest-housc patients
exhibiting different stages of 40
epidemic lin separate ca%rringes). 9th
Mr.. Regieg mouuted-bringing / n the
taxes due on a toll-road for the last four
years-a novel and interesting spectacle
preceded by one Of the regularly de-
tailed bands. Tth-A miniature model Of
the barn whose burning causedthe Enter
prise local to think the world was COM
ing to az end. This will be on wheels)
preceded by a band Of music. sth-
Seventeen Chinese w~ood-cutters, on
foot, carrying the implements OF their
bu,iuess-preceded BY a band Of music,
specially assigned. sth-A brass band,
composed principally Of ice cream and
fish horns-2i piece, and guarded
against any assaults Of a freuzied mob,
by a Corps of Police.-(This band will
perform during the entire march, 10th
Music. lth-Gov. Schimmerhorn
and staff, including ''Pix. 'snd "Morg.'
ofCarsou. l2th-Nusic. l3th-Three
Piu,es and wives and children-the
gentlemen mounted on large mares.
l4th-A revolving cage, containing two
coyotes and one catamount; the happy
family preceded by a band Of music.
l5th-The Pioneer Laundry wagon,
bringing in the remains Of q bunch OF
socks belonging to the Sam Brown civ
ilizer, on which a week Of Intellectual
cleansing work has been expended;
There will be a long breathing sPelloe -
tween this No. in the procession and
the nert-the next being:) l6th-Mu-
sic. l7th-A car Of State, occupied by
Mrs. Geo. Smith and children, ia love-
" little ones)-,he children, while pass
ing through. C street, being engaged
in casting down upon the sdmiring
crowd copies Of Ferg's inaugural, with
which George has been abundantly sup
piled for the occasion. lsth-A string
and wire band, consisting Of one violin
cello, one guitar and four ~jewsharps,
played upon by well known citizens,
who have volunteered for this occasion
only.
OvsRxAS.-The commercial reporter
of the Alta, Of Wednesday evening, sets
forth the following additional informa-
| ton concerning the diff ulties existing
in the Overman mine management. Our
readers can read and judge for them
selves: "The 0vermsu operation has
assumed a new phase. The three one
! share Directors are apparently raising
an army TO carry on the war in force.
| We do not know that they have as yet
| commissioned General Quattlebum, but
the "sinews" are on hand. But, to
begin at the beginning, Mr.. Curtis, when
appointed by them Superintendent,
raised II force Of eryquestionable morale
and stormed the mine. He was repulsed,
and a goodly number Of his troops were
captured and lodged ia jail, where many
AN old charge was revived. He then
reported to the three Trustees. Mean.
| time, under the movements OF Mr. Nc
Cullough, the funds Of the Company
down here accumulated, BY bullion sent
down, etc., to SAT, 600. This amount
the President lodged with the Bank Of
California. To-day there was n meeting
Of Trustees, and Mr.. Mcpherson, who
holds one share, moved that $1,000 be
sent to Mr.. Curtis to pay expenses in
CURED, and 3d. 900 more to pay expen-
ses to be incurred, probably on behalf
| of his army. This was seconded by Mr..
Morrison, who holds one share, and
passed. $4,000 ought to be enough to
make u strong fight in Virginia. The
checks were drawn, but required the
Presidents signature. Mr.. Mcpherson
then moved a resolution that the checks
be signed BY the three Trustees. The
legality of this was referred to the coun-
sci of the bank and decided in the affirm
a,,ve-so that the whole AZ, 900 or more
ia AZ the mercy Of the three Trustees.
This sent the stock from $3.50 10 S2lo,
vben IL recovered to $685."
LIBERTY PoLr.-A splendid liberty
mole i, being raised or Fort Homestead,
we 20 to press, and from which will
soat from now until the glorious Fourth,
Old Glory" Commodore Wagner,
our local gunner, has been trying a brass
s;Y.nounder, this afternoon, to hear how
!, sounded, and to smell the breeze OF
nrnnovd.r-of which Gold Hill has
S,W.pty.,wo barrels, or tons, as our
morning co,smporsry over the hill says.
mo, .poo,.fall Of powder smell or
sound ba, yet anticipated the Fourth In
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