Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-06-18
H EVENING NEWS.
Evsnlns. is, 1869
SrARK's BEyEr,r.-Thc grand COM

recovering from \ severe attack at pa
ralysis, Tomorrow night ut Piper's OPP
era House, viii mos, undoubtedly be
very substantial one, aud II great sue
cess financially aud otherwise. The
Choral Society will furnish the enter
t,iument, which, MS might be expected
will be one of II very recherche aud mu
sically artisticai nature, cnsUrruS y iGt
aud fashionable dress circle. lu fact,
every portion OF the house cannot fi:I
TO be crowded TO the utmost capacity OF
that especial occasion, for Mr. Stark has
u legion Of friends in this section ms vel,
as everywhere else ON the Pacific coast
He is very intimately counectrds with
the early history aud development o.
this State, and in the early times he
spent many thousands Of dollars in min
ing operations, therefore il is but a
small return TO give him nj least q
81. 900 benefit. Let everybody literally
respond tomorrow evening.
FLoURIsHiSG.-0ur sister owu OF Sill.
yer City is in n decidedly ilourishing
condition at the present time. She has
numerous good leads OF the precious
metals 10 her hillsides, some OF which
are producing at a satisfactory rate, but
the chief element Of her prosperity is
her numerous mills, Nil OF which Me
actively working. The Bacon mill and
the Trench mill, for instance, owned by
the Hale & Norcross mine proprIe,ors,
disburse monthly no less than Sl2,oo
10 employ ess and for supplies, castings,
new machinery, etc. Nearly or quite
all of that amount is disbursed right
there in Silver City /; therefore, Us those
two mills are Only instances among
many, it is easy to see that the pros
perity Of Silver is established on II very
substantial and healthy basis. In pass
ing through the town during the day Que
would hardly suppose that there were
SO many people living in and about the
town as there really IRE. In the eveu-
ing, however, TIE saloons, soarding
houses and trading places tell the sto-y,
ALICE SANE.-The other day u
friend Emanuel, who presides ut the
livery stable OF Ham Light, Z street,
Virginia, was applied to by a smrr,
looking Chiuaman who has supervision
over a lot of his countrymen working
on the Virginia and Trurkee Railroad,
for n saddl. horse to ride out where his
camp was. Emanuel seemed to think
perhaps it was all right, still he felt a
little dubious, and thought he had bet
ter be secure somehow in the matter,
so he iutimated rs much to john.
"0h i! yes, me sarby, you look me boss
Chinaman, alice same Shallon or
Charley Clocker. Ne all Lightly, you
bet" Emanuel had no further OBJ
jections to offer so he stood out of the
way Of his distinguished customer,
who directly mounted and rode Oft, re-
turning puuctually with the horse at the
appointed time. Emanuel knows him
now.
vERY Coop lDeA.-0ur Town Trust
ees have taken measures to have n
couple Of large water reservoirs on
s,rucNd In the upper part Of Crown
Point Ravine. They are for use in case
of fire in that lourishing portion OF
town which is not within convenient
reach Of the hydrants on Main street.
These cisterns will be substantially On
strueted Of timber aud plank, aud will
measure about sixteen feet in length by
twelve feet wide, and eight feet deep
each. They will be provided with
couplings for attaching the hose OF the
Fire Department in case of fire, answer
ing all the purposes of hydran;s, aud
when completed and filled with water
will add very materially 10 the safety Of
that par, of town where some such ar
raugement is much needed. as e1pe-
rienced on the occasion of the burning
OF the Bowers Mill, yesterday morning.
Recommendations Dennis, who was
so severely injured ny the premature
explosion Of u blast on the railroad at
American Flat TWO weeks ago ,o-mor-
row, is rapidly recovering undsr the
care Of DR.. Hall of this town. HIS
ewes are uninjured, but the skin has all
come of from his face, neck, lips ana
ears, and the coutusions about his
countenaues are still raw and bloody.
He will escape with some slight dis-
6curemeuts, and q few powder MARKS IN
the shape OF blue specks about his face.
He is indeed fortunate TO escape so
lightly instead of being blown instantly
irto eternity like his companion by ms
side
Tur Liberty FEsTIvAL.-The festival
and fair given by the ladies of Gold
Hill to Liberty Engine Co. No. /, came
TO a successful aui lucrative termina-
ton last evening at Theater Hall.
Everybody appeared to enjoy themselves
hugely, and we are gratihed to know
that a goodly amount of coin is real
lied for the object intended. Tonight
4 social ball will be Civ n as a wind.up.
The hes, of music will oficiate, the
floor is neatly covered with canvass,
and the hall handsomely trimmed.
Tickets are only 81 for gentlemen ;
ladies free. Refreshments can be pro-
cured at the hall it desired.
DRILLING o THE CoSrssr.-fonng
America Engine Company No. 2, Vir'
ginia, We're on, with their machine on
c stree, last evening. practicine, "nC
n~repariuy her for the coming gran!
coates, for the championship. Thos'
boy, are evidently under the de!nsion
that they are going to win the badge
Two weeks from next Monday l. TIT
grand day Of trial. There WILL be sr'a.
fun on that occasion.
THE BALL To-NIGRr.-0ur numerous
lovers. of true social terpsichorean pleas
ures and good company will bear il
mind that the most enjoyable ball ofth'
season takes place this evening at The
,ter Hall, Gold Hill, for the benefit o
Liberty Engine Company No. /, aud a
, vipd.up to the fair. Tickets only 81
Everybody buys EN-
c~tsvEtASp AND D~IcxsoS's.-S. z
Dickson having purchased the in'eres
of Joseph Miller in the.fne salooh oppc
ate Scott's, south c street, Virginia,
will be hereafter known as Cleveland
D;ctson,s saloon. Choice liquors an
wines, cigars, etc., always TO be 'o"n
there.