Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-07-06
To-yreur l-Tbis ia Monday eveniue

TONIGHT This is Monday evening
in Gold Hill-and it isn't "blue Mon.
day." either. Two extraordinary events
are coming off | One is, the commence
ment Of the Campaign Meetings of the
First Ward Union Club, at Theater Hall
with q grand campaign speech from
Hon. Tom Merry, of Nevada city, who
will talk to the boys like a father"
A big meeting may be expected at the
Hall tonight. At the Methodist church,
opposite Crown Point street, Mr.. Ned
Buntline, a very distinguished "son OF
York." will give u grand Temperance
Lecture under the auspices of the Good
Templars. Buntline, (sailor phrase)
alias Judson, is q most talented gentle
man, and for that reason, as we'll rs
that be is a member Of the cold water
army, we bespeak for him a full house
especially all who need temperance
reformation. There are people enough
to fill Theater Hall, the Methodist
church, and the circus, if they will only
turn out-and mako an "extension OF
the 4th of July ledge.
GRAND OPENING OF THE CAMPAIGN
Thi, evening there will be a meeting OF
the First Ward Union Club, being the
first having reference to the election Of
U. S. Grant as President and Schuyler
Colf,x rs Vice President of the United
States at the coming November election:
The Club roll will be opened and oil
DESTROYS of joining as soldiers Of the old
war chief and assisting the faithful to
fight the great battle Of freedom this
Fall, are most cordially invited to be at
the meeting. Among other interesting
matters which will take place, Mr.
Merry, of the Nevada Gazette, will give
one Of those talks peculiar to himself
and edifying to all who hear him. There
will be other speakers present, and o
general good time may be expected.
Union men, III turn out.
You've AMERICA PIcSIc.-The picnic
of Young America Engine Company No.
2, at the the mouth Of the Gould 4 Cur
~ lowor tunnel, is still progressing,
and the extensive programme Of pleas
ure advertised is being even more than
fully carried out. They occupy the
huge building Of the Gould & Curry Co.
ut that point, which is 100 feet tong BY
60 feet wide, and it is most beautifully
trimmed with evergreens, wreaths, etc.
Lots of fun every afternoon and a cap
ital ball every evening. This evening
will be the best, rs the picnic closes to-
morrow. Refreshments and all sorts OF
good things in plenty, and company I'M
exceptionable. Go to the ball tonight.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. - We gratefully
acknowledge the compliments bestowed
on the Gold Hill Daily News office, on
the 4th Of July. The first was duly ap-
p~reciated, being three rouSing cheers
by the Miners Union Of Virginia and
Gold Hill; the next was by the Carson
City Brass Band, which played several
beautiful tunes in front of our office,
and made our sactum their headquarters,
drank, smoked, aud made themselves at
home. And the next handsome and
valued compliments were from the gal
liant fire laddies Of Liberty Engine, and
their brother fremen from Eagle Engine
No. 3, and others. Thanks; many
thanks.
CARSON CRY BRASS BAND. - This
splendid band, consisting Of nine pieces,
participated in the Gold Hill celebra-
ton on the 4th of July. They are a
company of amateurs; n really fine
set of young men, and very
gentlemanly in their department. Their
gorgeous Zouave uniforms and bright
made them n Of the main
features of the procession. 1t has been
pronounced by competent judges to be
the best brass band in the State.
The PRIZE Wharf.-The prize waltz
ut No. 2's picnic, last evening, for a
6ne gold watch, worth S75, was
decided in favor of Jacob Young, jr. a
member of the Company, and his part
ner. Much dissatisfaction was ex-
pressed ut the decision, the great ma
iority Of those present being of the
opinion hat Mr.. Sullivan and Mrs. In
graham were the couple justly entitled
to the prize.
GOLD HILL AUTHoRIrIEs.-Our re-
porter neglected to mention the carriage
in the grand procession last Saturday,
containing the majority Of the Board Of
Town Trustees Of Gold Hill-Messrs.
Huguet, Gallagher and McClellan-and
q scallawag from the News. Messrs.
Gibson and Bittner wore red shirts
among the firemen.
OvERMAN DELINQUENT LIST. - The
sale of the delinquent stock Of this
company, which had been advertised
to take place on the 3oth Of June, has
been postponed until Wednesday, July
9Th, ut the compauy's office in San
Francisco. See official notice at the
end Of the sale on the 4th page of the
News.
BuLLrox.-Gold Hill Branch Assay
Office of E. Ruhling h Co., received this
morning for melting and assay, l5,ll2
ounces crude bullion.