Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-06-29
PRkpARE FOR Coon PROvESDER.-As

Monday Evenlns,-----June -, 1865.
PREPARE FOR Coop PRovESDER.-As
will be observed by reference to our ad-
vertising columns, Ed. Schaefcr will
reopen his Restaurant in his elegant
and commodious new building, just be-
low the NEws office, on Wednesday the
lSt OF July. As W, gaze on the ample
proportions and elegant style Of the
new building we are reminded Of the
old proverb, that "it is an i'll wind that
blows nobody any good" BY the ERE
which inflicted so severe u financial blow
on Mr.. Schaefer, Gold Hill has secured
a building which is an ornament to Main
street, and the epicurean patrons Of the
house a far more luxurious place Of re-
sort. The new building is being fitted
up in a manner which evinces good
taste and a consummate knowledge Of
his business on the part Of the proprie-
tor. Up stairs there is a large, airy
and well lighted hall, intended for balls,
concerts, lectures and all similar uses.
Below is q large dining saloon and q
number Of boxes and alcoves for fam
lilies and private parties, while the
building that was formerly made to do
duty as the Restaurant has been re-
moved to the rear to take the place Of
the destroyed kitchen. Schaefer has
made arrangements for the services Of
an accomplished chef de e%usine, a native
Of ola belle France" G~ourmands,
epicures and dyspeptics may reasonably
anticipate q glorious time on and AFTER
the LIST proximo.
New LUNCH HOUSE, 0PESED.-Gam-
ble's Lunch House, on Main street, up
per Gold Hill, just below the Hall Of
Liberty Hose Company No. l, is to-day
in full operation, serving the best the
market affords, cooked in the choicest
style, to order, at all hours. from six
o'clock A. N. till midnight. Baked
beans and brown bread a there be
found in all their original purity
and lusciousuess, also all manner OF
good pies, cakes, puddings, and similar
cosmetics so acceptable to the stomach
Of a hungry man. Neatness, cleanli-
ness, promptness and order character
ize this new establishment, which will
be found a great convenience to miners,
merchants and the general public. Give
them a call and be satisfied with our
recommendation.
A SrARrER.-It may be interesting to
anti-water drinkers to know that the
first building erected in Gold Hill was a
whisky mill II was removed thither
from Johntown, in April, 1889, on &C
count of the high price Of lumber pre-
vailing, and was owned by Nicholas
Ambrose ("Dutch Nick''). It stood
where the Gold Hill Boot and Shoe
Store now stands, on Main street, just
above the Eclipse Stables, but was de-
stroyed or removed years ago. II was
a small frame building about sixteen
feet square. So much for the FIRST COM
mencement Of Gold Hill. We have
plenty of mills now, but they are not all
whisky mills, thank God.
CELEBRATION FINANCE COMMITTEE
A meeting of the Gold Hill portion of
the Finance Committee appointed for
the purpose Of collecting the requisite
funds to defray the expenses Of the
coming celebration Of July 4th will be
held this evening at the Express Saloon,
Main street, for the purpose Of taking
preliminary measures toward that end.
The following gentlemen compose the
Committee referred to: ]. ]. Hayes, W.
D. @. Gibson, W. l. Cummings, Charles
McWilliams, ]. B. Winters, ]. w. Adams,
o. H. Gray, John Binsley, Fl. Crandall,
A. G. Hay, VIM. Best, II. NJ. vesey, G.
A. Brier, Thomas Finch, J.. o'Donnell.
Every member is desired to be promptly
on hand and not to fail in attending the
meeting tonight.
EXCHANGE or HosPIrALIrIEs.-The
Miners Union OF Virginia have extended
m invitation to the Gold Hill Miners
Union to partake Of a grand COLLATION.
with them at Niagara Hall, Virginia, on
the Fourth Of July, that being the first
anniversary of their organization. The
Gold Hill Union has accepted Of this
kindly offer, and on the occasion Of the
great celebration will, together with the
Virginia Union, march in the procession
and Join in the general parade until the
time shall come for the exercises at Fort
Homestead, when the two Miners
Unions will separate from the main pro-
cession, on the Divide, and march to
Armory Hall, there to partake Of the
collation. and commemorate the ami
yersary. of the Virginia Miners Union
organization.
SpEcrAcLEs AND EYE-GLAssEs.-Mr.
G. Frankel, the celebrated 0ptician Of
San Francisco, is stopping at the Inter
national Hotel, Virginia City, and will
remain there for a few days for the pur-
pose of supplying those that require
optical assistance with his celebrated
Russian Pebble Spectacles. Mr.. Frankel
has so adapted practice with theory on
that delicate organ, the eye, that no
matter how critical the case may be, no
one need despair If he leaves the judi
cious selection Of those instruments to
him. Mr.. Frankel has also Il large and
superior selection Of new styles Of opera,
field and marine glasses, microscopes
and optical instruments Of all descrip-
tons.
BRIcKs FOR THE CHuRcH.-About two
+. weeks since, Messrs. Kerrin L Co., at
their yard north Of Virginia, commenced
the manufacture Of the requisite bricks
to DO used in the construction Of the
new Catholic church in that city. They
have a contract to burn 100000 bricks
for the new ediics, and now have some
sixty or seventy thousand Of the num-
Der moulded. The whole $4,000 will
DO moulded, set and burned in about
two months from this time.
HrLP HM ALoSe.-Ar. W. l. Cum
mings has commenced the assessment OF
Gold Hill property for Town purposes.
Property holders can greatly aceommo-
date him, facilitate business and lessen
the expense of assessment, by preparing
and handing In lists Of their property.
The impulse Of good citizenship, as we'll
~ s~elEinterest as taxpayers, will sug-
CESS the wisdom and propriety Of pur-
saing this course. Pass in your lists,
gentlemen!
BALL AT FoRr HoxxsrEAp.-The old