Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-06-11
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very pleasing and popular festival now
progressing at Athletic Hall, Virginia.
under the auspices of the ladies con-
uected with St. Paul's Church, is well
attended every evening, and certainly
is the best place for one to pass aSreea-
bly a few hours we have seen ior aiong
tir,e. The tables exhibit for sale at very
reasonable rates q great variety OF fancy
d~esirables, refreshments, ETC., free Tor
all to gaze upon to their hearts con-
tent, aud purchase If they choose. Not
being intended rs q primary school for
gambling or drinking, oil railing or
punch drinking is wisely left to outside
institutions, within whose jurisdiction
such things come. Dancing is INDUCED
in, from 10 to IL o'clock, each evening,
On excellent band of music being provi-
ded foe that purpose. Those having q
weakness for strawberries and cream,
will find that delicious combination OF
comestibles in all their original purity
at the table Of Mrs. Rising aud Mrs.
Bryarly. We would like much to par
ticularize the other tables, but have
neither time nor space at present. The
picture galleries are among the most
pleasing and best features of the Festi.
val. The one under the supervision OF
Mr.. Storer is a highly instructive and
interesting exhibition, and the most in
geniously arranged that we ever saw.
II needs but to be seen to be thoroughly
appreciated by even the most obtuse.
Thd adjoining gallery contains works OF
the \ highest order Of merit, from the
pencils Of Nahl, Campion, Mcclellan,
Bu,man and others, including Campi-
on's famous life size painting Of Gen.
Grant. Some very excellent singing, oy
the Choral Society, will DO added to the
attractions this evening. 1t is to DO
hoped that the Festival may be contin-
ued tomorrow evening, instead Of clos
ing tonight, rs proposed.
OrrrcERs EtEcrEp.-At the regular
monthly meeting of Yellow Jacket Hose
Co. No. 2, Gold Hill, last evening, the
following officers we're elected I: Fore
man, W. H. Began flor the fourth time
LIST; Assistant Foreman, j. Finn; %
Assistant, Oliver Seer; Secretary, A.C.
HaS; Treasurer, Il. H. Flagg. The
meeting adjourned until next Thurday,
evening, June 18th, when arrangements
for Joining in the celebration Of the
Fourth will be made.
STAR GAzryG.-About II o'clock A..
n. to-day, we saw large numbers Of our
cbservant citizens assiduously gazing
heaveuward 10 a bright star perceivable
in the northeast, above Fort Homestead.
The sky was clear, aud the sun shone
brightly, therefore it was no particularly,
sasy lob to get a distinct perception OF
that star, Notwithstanding its bright
ness. 1t certainly is a rare sight to
thus see q star in the broad light OF day.
DIVIDENDS DECLARED. The Grown
Point and Gold Hill Quartz Mill and
Mining Company have each declared a
dividend Of 81 so, payable on the 18th.
The Savage Mining Company has de-
clared a dividend Of $40, payable on
the 18th inst, and the Santiago Mill
Company has declared a dividend oil
81 so per share, payable on the lztn
inst.
SECOND WARD USloS CLuB.-A meet.
ing Of the Gold Hill Second Ward
, Union Club will be held this evening a,
8 o'clock. The members Of the First
Ward Club will meet with them. A full
attendance is requested and expected,
as important business is so be trans
acted. The Glorious Fourth" is ap-
preaching.
SwEESY GUARDS BALL.-The Ball o.
tho Sweeny Guard, at Fort Homestead
last evening, was a brilliant success il
every respect. It was very fully attend
ed, and everything passed off as salts
factorily as any n could desire.
TIE RAILRoAD.-The connection o
the two completed sections of the Cen
trail Pacific Railroad, will be made Of
the 18th instant, when tho cars viii
run directly through from Sacramento
to Reno.
BuLt1os.-There was shipped from
Wells, Fargo l. Co.'s Gold Hill ofic
this morning 5 sacks of bullion
weighing $50 pounds, and of tn
assayed value of $lo,s75 OF.
GoLD HILL DRNocaArrc CLUE
meeting Of the above Club will be hell
tomorrow evening. See notice in an
other column.
BuLLIoS.-Gold Hill Branch ASA,
Office of E. Ruhling b Co., received thi
morning for melting and assay, 7,24
ounces crude bullion.
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