Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-07-08
THE EVENING NEWS.
"wednesday Evenins.----.July s, 1895.
Voov ~ TaE Hooxs.-At the reg

ouorum for the transaction of regular
business. The enterprising individual.
took a notion into their heads to +" bust
up the Company, so they accordingly
passed a unanimous vote to disband,
and directed the Secretary to inform the
Board Of Fire Delegates Of such action
at their meeting which takes place this
evening. These eight e~nterprising
covies also appointed George Downcy,
z II. Morton and ]. H. Mathewsou as a
committee to act in connection with the
Trustees Of the Company with full
powers to sell the property Of the
Company and settle all liabilities. As
to the legality CT regularity Of such
action, the Board Of Delegates will
probably have something to say this
evening.
Try the New BURSEn.-At the tin
and hardware store Of Barber / Co., on
Main street, a few doors above the News
Office, can be found the new style Of
burner known as the Sun" burner,
now coming into general use. 1t is
much more convenient than any other,
less destructive to %chimueys, easier
trimmed, cleaned and kept in order,
consumes less kerosene, and gives q
brighter, steadier and better light.
The chimney is cloanod with the utmost
facility, and does not heat so much AS
the other styles. This burner is the
safest, cheapest and best Of all. One
of Thorn can be seen now in use at the
News office.
The LECTURE THIS E~vESlNG.-The nu-
nervous friends whom Professor Biggs
has gained in this section, having made
considerable exertions in connection
with his lecture to be delivered in The
atre Hall this evening, anticipate that
it will be highly successful in point of
audience, and that the lecture itself
will be an Intellectual treat, deserving
Of the best attention even Of those who
may not be disposed to endorse its SEN
timents. Having been a theological
prizeman Of Trinity College, Dublin,
the Professor must be presumed to be
respectable posted on certain points, at
any rate, of his subject.
ATTEND TO Your TEErH.-Dr. N.
Holmes, the old pioneer dentist Of this
State and who yields the palm to mono
other in the way of mechanical or sur
gical destistry, issues II little manifesto
in our advertising columns to the effect
that he has reopened his office at No.
80 south c street Virginia, where he
will perform all operations in his line,
most satisfactorily. In extracting teeth
La hna olnntal Aha .a1ah.oNAl
process, by which the horror of the
operation is entirely done away with,
and having a tooth taken out is become
one Of the pleasures of life. Call on
the Doctor and try it.
SUPERIOR ARrrcLEs.-The polite and
handsome young gent who attends the
bar at Doyle & Goodmsn's elegant
saloon, in Virginia, sent us a sample on
the 4th Of July Of the very superior old
Bourbon which is sold at the bar Of that
establishment. It is u superb article.
Prof. Farnham, of Cross / Gibsou's,
Gold Hill, also sent US samples Of
superior champagne, to be obtained at
that bar. Thanks, gentleman. The
18th of July and such superior beverages,
are enough to make anybody contend
with the world.
BELcHER CoNrASy-ELEcrIoS OF Or
TIcERs.-At a meeting Of the stock
holders of the above named Company,
held yesterday at IL o'clock NJ, for the
election Of officers for the ensuing year,
the following gentlemen were chosen {:
Trustees-P. Y. Mckay, B. F. Sher-
wood, D. Bixler, J. B. Pagan and T. F.
Smith. Afterwards, p. y. Mckay was
chosen President and Superintendent ;
Mr.. Sharon, Treasurer; Mr.. Buchanan,
Secretary. The officers elected received
the vote of 500 shares-a very large
majority.
GOLD HILL CELEBRATION COMMUTERS.
The Gold Hill Executive aud Finance
Committees connected with the recent
celebration Of the 4th Of July met yes
terday at the Office Of Nelson, Chubbuck
l. Co., on Main street, Gold Hill, and
adjourned for the completion of business
till this evening at seven o'clock, to
meet at the same place. All parties
having bills to present, or any other
business connected with the Committees
will please attend, and every member Of
the Committee is earnestly desired to be
present.
VIRGINIA ATHLETIC CLUB-ELEcTroS
OF OrrrcEns.-The following officers
were chosen at the election Of the Ath-
letic Club, held day before yesterday :
President, A. L. Edwards ; Vice Presi-
dent ". E. F. Deal Secretary, Fred.
Boeglc Leader, W. II. Naylor (; Treas
urer, L. S~choenfcldt Directors at Large
&C. L. Livermore, B. Schoenfeldt, n.
Dahlmaa, J. c.. Ward, 7. Y. Reed.
Trustees-E. W. Hillyer, W. E. F. Deal
and y. DahlmHn.
IMPERIAL OFFICERS ELEcrEp.-At o
meeting of the Imperial Company, Gold
Hill, held last Tuesday, the following
officers were elected for the ensuing
year {: Trustees-A Haywood, VIM. B.
Brown, John Barton, A. P. Stanford,
VIM. II. Sharp, H.. F. Cutter, J. E.
De Ia Montaguie . President, VIM. B.
Brown Vice President, Wm. II. Sharp;
Secretary, ]. A. Jennings; Superiu-
tendent, J. u. Greentree.
YELLOW JACKET HOSE COMPANY No. 2.
Pursuant to notice in another column,
a regular monthly meeting Of the above
Company will take place at y o'clock
this evening in the Club Room of the
Express Saloon, Main street, Gold Hill.
A full and punetual attendance is re-
questcd as important business is to be
transacted.
New GooDs AT FEUsIER & Co.'s
Feusier 4 Co., corner Of c aud Taylor
streets, Virginia, have just received o
fine new selection Of California wines
and braudies, to which they invite in
spection, also the most extensive lot OF
crockery and glassware in the State, for
sale n San Francisco rates. Call on
them.
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