Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-06-20

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the various parts Of the Town and OBJ
tain subscriptions to defray the expenses
Of the celebration. Carried.
On motion, the meeting adjourned to
this Thursday evening.
II is hoped that = large number OF the
committee will be present, as there is
important business TO transact.
J. A. STEPHENS, Sec'y.
TEMPORARY SroPPAGE OF THE GOULD
Y CuRRy.-Under date Of June IL, the
Virginia correspondent of the S. F. Bul-
l,tin writes tina, ''the Gould and Curry
mill will remain closed 80 days. There
i, a tremendous amount Of repairing
and cleaning up necessary, but this is
not the sole cause Of the stoppage. The
supply Of ore has been dropping OH OF
late, until there was not enough to keep
the entire so stamps in operation. The
mill will be put in splendid order during
the suspension, and 1000 tons oil ore
will have accumulated. Il is fervently
hoped and confidently believed that, BY
the time this is crushed, q large body OF
nav ore will have been developed in the
new drift. There are no other mills
quiet, that | know of-but a continual
laundering of stamps in every direction.
The Nevada mill is at present n OF the
most complete establishments in Six-miie
Canon. /, has. in addition to the regu-
lar machinery and paraphernalia OF a
stamp mill. several amalgam strainers,
so iuyeniously manufactured that they
can be fastened with the utmost secu-
rity, thus preventing thieves and others
from the dishonest manipulation Of the
precious metal. As u general thing,
the superiutendents inform me, most Of
the employees in these mills are honest
and careful men. II is not only dishon-
est. but careless men that are feared. It
would take but L little while for a set Of
careless men 20 ruin any mill in the
State.
BALL THIS EvESISG.-A very pleasant
ball will be given this evening at st.
Georges Hotel, just below the Methodist
Church, on tbe occasion OF its opening
for the first time. We are assured that
one of the very best SupperS ever set IN
Gold Hill will be one Of the features OF
the evening; and excellent music will
ealiyeu the terpsichorean exercises IN
the ball room. Here, then, is al oppor-
tuni,v for the ladies and gentlemen who
intend TO participate in the various
exercises of the approaching Fourth OF
July 10 and get into good
trim for the good time coming.
CORNER SALOON. - George Hanck, a
very clever and e~n,erprising young man,
lately of the Blue Wing, has bought out
the .sCorner Saloon next door TO
Judge Halls Office, and having had 1t
closed for several days for repairs n
restocking Of it with superior wines,
liquors, layers, and cigars, will reopen
it this evening. We are desired to e1-
tend q friendly invitation to the visitors
and patrons Of the establishment TO be
present.
CANARY wARBLERs.-0ur friend Dale,
opposite Wells. Fargo & Co.'S, Virginia,
has sold between twenty and thirty
beautiful Canary birds, within ten days.
There is a great demand for them among
the ladies. The price is fifteen dollars
for a good singer. Dale IS also getting
. splendid lot Of all kinds Of flags and
fireworks overt the mountains, and which
will arrive in a few days-insended for
all who desire such articles for the
Fourth Of July celebration.
HASDsoNE.-Yellow Jacket Hose Co.,
No. 2, this morning raised a pretty Lib
erty pole in front Of their Hall. The
pole is forty-six feet above ground, and
is surmouuted by a Firemau's hat and
trumpet, below which floats u very pref
" flag. The whole arrangement is de-
cidedly pretty and attractive. Yellow
Jacket Hose occupies a portion OF our
little Town Hall, and the pole prom
inen,ly designates both institutions.
FsoERAL TAX. - Deputy Assessor
Swain. Gold Hill, desires US 70 call the
attention OF the people in this vicinity
10 the law which requires him to do his
duty, and which also requires the people
subject to Federal taxes to make their
returns, after being duly notified. Mr..
Swain intends doing his duty to the
letter of the law-and those who heed
not his warning, must not growl when
n second notice, with costs added, is
served upon them.
CHANGE OF TIaE.-To-day. and until
further notice, the stages for Californis
by way Of the Placerville route, will
leave the office of Wells, Fargo L Co.
in Virginia city, daily, Saturday ex'
cep,ed( at ! o'clock P. N. The stag
leaves the Gold Hill office promptly a
ouar,er-past l o'clock. The o Il
California, via Placerville, is in frst-rat'
condition.
Losr.-we call attention TO a notice
in our advertising columns this morning
esu,ioning all persons against purehas
ing or negotiating a check on the Con
fdence Mining Company and Certificate
No. 1881, for one share of stock In tn
Savage Company, as payment n trans
fer have been stopped.
PINE GRovE.-E1-Mayor Piper return
ed from Pine Grove, on yesterday. d
reports good prospects, though he drew
ou, of one company there engaged i
rich mining. Governor Blssdel is II
virginia; lately from the same District
I. 0. 0. F.-To, morrow morning
promptly at 10 o'clock, there will be
meeting Of wildey Lodge, No. /, at snei
Hall, in this town, to attend the funera
ofBrother Frederick Schmidt. Be pune
tual.
BULLION. - Dispatched from weLis
Fargo & Co.'S Office, in Virginia Guy
Yesterday morning, IA bars OF out.ioa
weighing 1909 pounds, and worth $40
Eli o..
ButLIoy.-There was shipped hor
Wells, Fargo & Co.'S Gold Hill once
this morning, 8 bars Of bullion