Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-06-15

Tbs Sr. GEORGE RArFLE. : Deter
mined that no ticket holders shall have
any just cause for complaint, and in
order to diyest the rattle for the St.
George Hotel Of every chance or ap-
pearance Of unfairness or deception too
frequently attendant upon such enter
terprises, Mr.. r. c. 0'Neil, proprietor
Of the hotel, as will be seen by u notice
in another column, has constituted
those well known citizens Of Gold Hill,
]. ]. Hayes, E. L. Walcott and II. N.
vesey to act as receivers for oil moneys
paid them by clubs or individual ticket
holders, to remain in their hands until
a perfect guarantee title is given to the
winner. The tickets are selling off very
rapidly, and the drawing will positively
take place July 10th.
SECOND WARD CLUB.-At a.,meeting OF
the Union Club Of the Second Ward,
held Thursday evening, June nth, the
following officers were elected {: Presi-
dent, W. D. Gray Vice President, Ed
win Patten /; Secretary, s. E. II. Sper-
ling Treasurer, Lewis Goodwin. The
thanks Of the Club were voted the Vice
President aud Secretary for the able
manner in which they had conducted
the last campaign. The Club adjourned
to meet on Thursday, July 10th, unless
previously called together by the Presi-
dent.
BENEFIT AT TIE CiRcus To-sIGur.-
Let no Que forget to be in attendance at
the benefit of Nevada Hook and Ladder
| Company No. l, to be given this evening
at Blaisdell & Coustable's great Circus,
Virginia. The Company has become
somewhat involved on account Of sick
ness Of members and other adverse cir
cumstauces, and the benefit is to assist
the boys in getting even. Crowd the
canvass
MORE WAR DEoLARED.-By official
proclamation in another column, it will
be seen that the clothing war is eclipsed
by the millinery war now declared by
Mrs. E. Jackson, Of the fashionable mil
liuery establishment, Piper's Building,
B street, Virginia, opposite the lnterna-
tioual Hotel. Now is the time for the
ladies Of Gold Hill and Virginia to Sc
cure bargains in the bonnet, hat, ribbon
and lace line.
PROFESSOR HERcULEs.-This power
full individual, who swallows swords as
long as your arm, smashes rocks with his
fist, allows huge boulders to be placed
upon his breast aud broken with six
teeu-pound sledges, besides doing other
wonders, will appear on exhibition, in
Gold Hill, at Theater Hall, on Thurs
day (to-morrow) and Wednesday eve-
nings. See programmes. Admission
so cents.
RAILROAD AND REyo.-The track on
the summit will be completed and con-
structiou aud freight trains pass through
direct from Sacramento to Reno to-
morrow. The passenger cars will
pass through to Reno about Thursday
or Friday. So Billy Hale, Of Wells,
Fargo & Co., Virginia, tells US.
DRowXED.-Robert G. McCutchan,
son of R. G. McCutchan and nephew of
N. ]. McCutchan Of Gold Hill, was
drowned at Canada Hill, Nevada couu-
ty, Cal, on the 9th inst. He was two
years old, and was drowned by falling
into q reservoir, around which he was
playing.
CHANCE OF FIRN.-C. A. Shancy has
bought out the fashionable tailoring
establishment of Chas. Brodhun, oppo-
site the News Office, Main street, Gold
Hill, and will continue it after the same
excellent aud satisfactory style as here
tofore. Call on him.
THE ALrHA.-The repairs and general
o%verhauling Of the hosting works of the
Alpha mine, are nearly completed, and
the machinery will be put into full ope-
ration, hoising ore from the miue 10
about a week, when good reports may
be expected from the Alpha once more.
NEW STAGE LISr.--Jim Miller and B.
P. wadleigh, two we'll known stage
men, arc about starting q new stage
line, to run between the railroad ter
minus at the Big Bend of the Truckee,
and Austin.
QUIcxsILvER.-The agency for the sale
Of quicksilver in Gold Hill and Vir-
ginia City, give notice that the price Of
the article from this date will be sixty
Eve cents per pound. Mill owners will
make o note Of it.
LIBERTY HosE COMPANY No. LA
special meeting Of the above Company
will be held this evening at 8 o'clock,
at which every member is requested to
be present, as business Of much import
ance will be transacted,
To LECTURE AT AusrIN.-Mrs. Laura
De Force Gordon, the talented lecturer,
leaves for Austin to-day, whittier she
goes to deliver n course Of lectures on
Spiritualism and kindred subjects.
BuLLIox.-There was shipped from
Wells, Fargo & Co.'s Gold Hill Office
this morning II sacks Of bullion,
weighing 1913 pounds, aud Of the
assayed value Of $36,s52 45.
Our "OpES wNrER."-The snowy,
cold, disagrssable stormy weather we
are now enjoying, is the "open Winter
all the weather prophets predicted last
Fall.
ButLIoS.-Gold Hill Branch Assay
Office of E. Ruhling b Co., received this
morning for melting and assay, $3.50
ounces crude bullion.
BuLLloS.-C. wisgand & Co., Of Gold
Hill, received this morning, for melting
and assay, 1850 ounces crude bullion.