Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-06-09

AiAu1 etA ahN
Malloy. Colonel Wood.
ASylvERsARY PARADE AND BALL OF
THE SwEExY GuARp.-To-morrow being
the second anniversary Of the ~organiza-
ton Of our local military company OF
Gold Hill-the Sweeny Guard-they
will celebrate it with a parade in the
afternoon and a grand ball in the eve
ming, at Fort Homestead. They will
parade in their new uniform, which is q
very handsome and appropriate one,
and With full ranks the boys will pre-
sent a fine soldierlike appearance. The
company have made arrangements with
the proprietors Of the omnibus line to
run their buses between Virginia and
the Fort all night, or until the ball IS
over. Members Of the Guard will find
in another column an official notice
which notifies them to be OF hand at
their armory at half-past IL o'clock to-
morrow afternoon, fully equipped and
uniformed.
GONE AND Cor MARRIED.-Monnot, of
the well-known firm Of Feusier & Co.,
ha. gone and committed himself; ''ta-
ken a leap in tue dark" as he loosely
remarks committed suicide with n
matrimonial halter. Saturn has found
another ring to circulate in-thc we'd
ding ring brightest OF them all. Sat
urn and Venus have cone in conjunc-
ton to form a brighter constellation
"A new planetary system around
which numerous little suns and other
twinkliug stars may revolve. Monnot
has seeded from the circle of his
bachelor friends. He has "gone from
their gaze like a beautiful DREAM aud
belongs exclusively to the homo circle,
now. "That's what's the matter"
Oh soon may we follow ere love shall decay,
And from life's constellation all the stars drop
away. .,
Faith, Hope and Charity, thy blessings round
US fall;
Charity for bachelors, and Faith and Hope
for all.
THAT MEETING To-SiGHr.-Let oil the
patriotic citizens Of Gold Hill be present
at the meeting tonight, at Theater
Hall, called for the purpose Of choosing
an Executive Committee Of Arrange
ments to act in conjunction with that Of
Virginia in preparing for a grand aad
unanimous celebration of the anniver-
sary of our National Birthday. Similar
Committees will be chosen from Amer
lean Flat and Flowery, and all are re-
que.ted to meet at the office Of Hon. a.
W. Baldwin, over the Postofice, Vir-
giuia, on Thursday evening, the nth
instant, At s o'clock, in order to fully
agree upon and arrange the plan
programme Of the celebration. Repub-
leans, Democrats, Americans Of Gold
Hill, be at Theater Hall tonight.
OK Drive hear of somebody who
took prominent part on the Democratic
side, in the recent Gold Hill town cleo
ton, and who, trusting " not wisely but
too well in the final result, lost what
little money he could command, and be-
coming involved, in his desperation, 1t
is said, drew a couple Of forged drafts
on his employer, realizing thereby some
$500. He was arrested therefor this
morning, and must explain. "Sic
Semper" Democracy.
FESTIVAL To-yIGur.-Great curiosity
is manifested by our people to see the
magnificent entertainment provided for
lovers of pleasure, at st. Paul's Church
Festival this evening, at Athletic Hall,
Virginia. The ladies having the matter
in hand are well known for their skill
and ability in such arrangements, and
it will be q feast to all who attend. The
Gold Hill and Virginia o~mnibusses will
run to the door Of the Hall.
OFFICERS ISsrALLED.-At a meeting
of washoe typographical Union, No.
65, hold day before yesterday, the tol-
lowing named gentlemen were installed
as officers Of the society for the ensuing
six months: President, j. F. McCarthyi
Vice President, John /. CHM; Secre-
tary, Carl Sewers; Treasurer, j. 5.
Mccain; Sergeant-at-Arms, X. L.. Ill
den; Directors-Josiah c. Harlow, John
Church and Joseph E. Eckley.
CHORAL SocIErY.-We are informed
that there will be no rehearsal Of the
Choral Society this week, as many OF
the members take an active part in the
festival of St. Paul's Church, at Ath-
letic Hall, which is now in progress and
which will extend over Thursday, the
regular meeting night of the Society.
The next rehearsal takes place on next
Thursday, June 18th.
GOLD HILL MINERS UNIoS.-As will
be seen by notice in another column,
the semi-annual meeting of the Gold
Hill Miners Union, for the election Of
officers, will be held at Theater Hall on
Thursday evening next, June 18th, at 8
o'clock. All members are earnestly re-
ques.ed to be ~punctually present.
BuLLIoS.-Thero was shipped from
Wells, Fargo & Co.'s Gold Hill office
this morning 6 sacks Of bullion,
weighing 392 pounds, and Of the
assayed value of $lo,sl3 40.
BuLtroS.-Gold Hill Branch Assay
Office of E. Ruhling & Co., received this
morning for melting and assay, 5,l3s
ounces crude bullion.