Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-06-23
THE EVENING NEWS.
r...s., Ey.u,us,....June -, 1865.
C~ELEnRArIoS ARRANGEMENTS, : The

Tuesday Evenins,~----June 2S, lseS.
CELEBRATION ARRANGEMENTS. The
Gold Hill Executive and Finance Com
mit,ees for the coming celebration Of
the Fourth Of July met last evening, at
the Express saloon, on Main street. The
following appointments were unani-
mously made, OF officers, ETC., for the
great natal day : President, Il. NJ. Vesey;
Orator, --; Poet, Jos. T. Good
man ; Reader Of the Declaration, @. J.
Lansing; Chaplain, o. II. Whitaker.
On motion, u Committee Of Two, COM
posed Of G. \. Bricr and s. I. Gage,
was appointed to wait upon tue above
named gentlemen and ascertain whether
they will accept Of the positions assigned
them. The Committee was also en-
powered to fill any vacancy occurring
by refusal. On motion, the Finance
Committee appointed by the Celebration
meeting held at Virginia on the evening
Of the 18th inst, and also the Finance
Committee for Gold Hill, were requested
to proceed to collect the requisite funds,
in their various Departments, for de-
frayiug the expenses Of the Celebration.
The following gentlemen compose the
aforesaid Finance Committees: VIRGINIA
First Ward, Lieutenant E. W. Hillyer
and private David Shakespeare Second
Ward, Captain C. G. Warner and private
Lloyd Frizell; Third Ward, Major W.
S. Wood and private Thomas Cordiell
Fourth Ward, Col. S. l.. Requa and
private c. Wheeler. GOLD HILL.-J.J J.
Hayes, W. d. G. Gibson, W. !. Cum
miogs, Charles Mcwilliams, ]. b. VIM
tiers, J. W. Adams, o. II. Gray, John
Biusley, H. Craudall, A. c. Hay, VIM.
Best, II. NJ. Vesey, G. A. Brier, Thomas
Finch, ]. 0'Donuell. An invitation is
extended to the Virginia and Gold Hill
Fire Departments, Odd Fellows, Masons,
Good Templars, Miners Unions, Fenian
Brotherhood, Veteran Soldiers, Mexican
Association, and all other civic or mill
tary organizations to join in the grand
celebration. Meeting adjourned.
To GoLp KILLERS AND vIRGiSIASs.-ln
visiting San Francisco, our sage brush
folks naturally desire to live n little
better than they have been accustomed
here, and Of course they want to know
where the place is, and where they a
get the luxuries of the market served in
the best style. Having visited the me
tropolis not long ago, we found out, ana
we can q speak by the card Our ad-
vice is, the morning after your arrival,
hire a furnished room to stow your bag
gage, TO sleep in, and be at home ; and
then stroll around to Commercial street,
a few doors above Montgomery, where
there is q nice, neat, clean Eating House
and Saloon, called "THE MINT" kept
by Clawson & Gardner, assisted old
Uncle Leeke, formerly Of the Gold Hill
Exchange-where the very best table OF
all the luxuries of the season is kept.
We know Of no better place In san
Francisco for q Gold Hitler or Virginian
to enjoy himself. The culinary depart
ment is under the care Of French cooks
who know their business ; and, besides,
tbs MIyr is the headquarters for risi-
tors from this side Of the mountains.
This is not intended rs a newspaper
Hpuf," but only a little piece Of ad-
vice.
FRoN VIRGINIA TO SAN FRAScIsco.-
Our item of last Saturday relative to
time, fare and distance to San Francisco
being q little incorrect, WI republish
with requisite corrections. Passengers
taking Wells, Fargo 4 Co.'S stages at
Virginia for Reno at IL o~'clock-mid-
night-will arrive at Reno in time to
take the cars at 81 o'clock next morning
for Sacramento, arriving at l3 O'Clock
p, N.-l3h hours from Virginia. AT p.
". they can take the steamer FOR San
Francisco, arriving there at 10 O'Clock
the same e~vening-?2 hours from 'ir-
ginia. The fare is as follows: From
Virginia to Reno, So; from Reno to Sac
ramento, SIS; from Sacramento to San
Francisco, SIS; total, S23. The distance
by stage from Virginia to Reno is %
miles; by railroad from Reno to Sacra-
mento is l55 miles; by steamer from
Sacramento to San Francisco is 100
miles. Total, 297 miles.
SwEESY GuARp.-At the regular au-
nual meeting for the election of officers
Of the Sweeuy Guard, of Gold Hill, the
following commissioned and non-eom-
missioned officers were elected: For
Captain, Michael W. Hogan, rice John
McGinty, resigned; First Lieutenant,
James Mccoy, reelected; Second Lieut.
tenant, Patrick Jeffreys, riee Hogan, re-
signed; Lieutenant Brevet, Con McGin-
Miss, rice Sullivan, resigned; Orderly
Sergeant, John 7. Larkin, reelected;
Second Sergeant, Michael Hawkins, re-
elected; Third Sergeant, William Bros
mau, reelected; Fourth Sergeant, Roger
Stinson, reelected; Treasurer, Edward
John, rice Hayes, resigned; Pioneer,
Edward Boyle, reelected; Secretary,
Daniel N. Gloster, reelected.
ScHAErER's CHAMPION BALL.-Next
Thursday evening the large and hand
some new hall being completed by ed.
Schaefer of the San Francisco restau-
rant will be opened and dedicated with
a-grand flourish, or rather agrand ball,
an official prospectus Of which Can be
read in our advertising columns. Mr..
Z. L. Higgens, the contractor, gusran-
tees to have the hall completed in all
its details by that time, and for that
purpose has fourteen men now busily
employed. Professor York, the famed
chieEmusician, with his talented band,
will do the music, achoice supper will be
provided, and a highly agreeable COM
pany will be present.
"THEIaIsa QuEsrIoS."-The lecture
of Professor Biggs on the above subject,
delivered at the Court House, Virginia,
on Sunday afternoon, was attended by
q good and highly appreeiative audi
ence. It is very highly spoken Of by
all present, as a very able and eloquent
production, such as could not fail to
please all interested in Irish citizenship.
The same lecture will be repeated to-
morrow evening at Theater Hall, Gold
Hill. Read advertisement in another
column and then SO and hear the Pro-
fessor.'
THE FAC-SIMILE RourE.-This route
is in excellent condition at present.
Bakers fast freight coaches leave the
o@ea; in VIRGINIA ~fopposite the Interna-