Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-06-16


G~pr,rrsr sronr ~ rur Sr,soy.-At
a.. a.
tue grand oenent oil Lioee'! n's' oo
pany No. l, OF Gold Hill, whieh taxes
place TINS eSeninG AZ bla'sueu
sao'e oie.us, TOT. "".,;nN. ma
sen,ed in Tho arena. there is to be a
series of the most exciting foot races on
record, between various prominGn' cil,-
zens and members OF the rire pepart-
ment, for a splendid service trumpet;
The Foremen aud Assistant roremen Oh
tue TWO hose companies arc eou'eS"n''
for the prize, Putnam anu beegan up
pearing in tights, a Ia Menken. brier
also is entered to run q sweepstakes race
with the Mexican dwarf, Gen. Tomasito
Pulgar, thirteen times round the ring
for u pair Of brass.mounted stills, tho
General to have twelve turns start, and
leap high, in order to prevent the seat
Of his breeches from wiping out his
tracks. Front seats reserved for ''grass
widders" and "schoolmarms,' and
Brier to execute a French four on
the stills in case he wins them. every
body will be there. Secure your tickets
before they are all sold Curtain rises
at s o'clock. Racing to come on NJ tue
conclusion of the walk around
SAN FRANCISCO REsrAuRASr.-we are
pleased to see neighoor Ed. Shaeter re-
building his old Pioneer RESTAURANT
just below the NEWS office, and he is
doing it, too, in good style. He was
burnt out about two months ago, and
instead Of grieying over his misfortune,
he set to work to rebuild; n not only
to rebuild, but to construct the hnest
and largest restaurant We ha.e c'es
had IN Gold Hiii. ms new es.aoIsn.
saloon being tweuty-six BY forty feet,
with a ceiling thirteen feet high; Int
the second STORY oeins y
$1,000 for n bs,,.room. His kitchens.
haSarv and nos,ry rooms are also large
onS commo5;ons The fnrniture. crock
49, oioss-ware and other g filings /"
iii Ss nav and Of the latest STYLES.
TIL now San Franc;sco Restaurant will
ansn ahont N. latter and of lime with
q grand ball. The principal carpenter
ana e~on'rae'Tr II = I;nno ~ A"' '
IRON e
teams, nea'iiy ioaueu win 'fe'S"' iio"
California, have been arriving over the
| Placeryille route during the last two or
three days. A collision occurred be-
tween one Of these huge arrangements
and a heavy quartz team in front OF our
otico yesterday, oecasion,ng Jam
Oh umulet
Mons, ""'eu 49,
m'nuins o'e
JACK LEE.-This splendid vaulter, tum-
h,o. nd c.,sro, nsrform.r has kindly
vo,pntesred his services for the benefit OF
Liberty Hose Company, a. the circus
this evening. Jack Lee is one of our
Gold Hill boys" has been living and
working here for q year past, always
gives his acrobatic services free for ben
efts, and as a performer has not his SUI
perior In any SNOW
To MEN OF MoSEY.-A good chance
for a profitable investment of money is
offered by the Board of Trustees of the
.om, 80 Gala Mn os vii, he .sen nv
an advs-,;ssment nnSsr "New To.day.1
The corporation Of Gold Hill is entirely
good for all its contracts and ooliga-
ions per GEM. PER mon'u iuts
est is ouereu 'or s''o'o In g'eeh0"'As
PSF Doa.-A pretty little black and
tan dog, with n leather brass mounsed
collar and lock on his neck, was found
In 1ota hlli last euouay oy sensle.
mar n',os ueae soMu n ny on
tisement.
SUDDEN DEArH-Charlcs woodnau,
, .n.o;o, no,;ceman in tho Frs. Ward,
INN pN.~....,....-.,...,, a..
County Hospital Of phthisis, after an
illness Of but a day or two. Deceased
was a native OF New fork anu aged 10