Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-10-02

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The RED SrockISas.-Ths telegraph
announced this morning that the famous
Red Stocking Base Ball Club Of Ciueiu-
natl, who recently came to the Pacific
coast, wiped out the Base Ballers of
San Francisco, and thus far have van
pushed everything in their line on the
Pacific coast, will play their last game
at San Francisco to-day. On Monday
they 20 to Sacramento, and will play
there on Tuesday. They are considering
the policy Of hating at Virginia and
playing on Thursday, and will probably
do 80 If the Virgiuiaites will ask them.
The public will please take particular
notice that these aforesaid invincible
gentlemen Of the ruby socks, did not
stop at Virginia when they came over
the big railroad, but hurried through to
tackle the San Francisco Base Ballers
frat, under tho correct impression that
they would thus achieve a more easy
conquest. Since the late disater to our
Virginia boys at Carson, however, these
knights Of the vermiliou hose have
hopes of conquering also, hence their
assurance in proposing to come to Vir-
ginia. They mighs slip up q little in
their ideas, perhaps. They don't hap
pen to know, as we do, that the Vir-
ginia Club is reorSanized since their
defeat, and together with additional
talent in the way Of honorary members,
and other important and effective points,
are NOM able and willing to try a bat
with anything, on their " peculiar
ground. Should the Virginians, how
ever, decline the honor OF sanquishing
those heroes Of the ssnguin' ~ leg cas-
ings, tho "Red Jackets Of Gold Hill
stand ready to 60 through them prop
erly, and then pass them over in q de-
m~oralizsd condition, an easy conquest
for the C~arsonites. The Red Jackets
fear them not let those rosy-legged
ball knockers come on.
The FArIR OF YisHSu.-Another OK
cellsnt house greeted this particularly
good magician last evening, and his
entertainment was uneIceptionaole.
The amount Of presents he Distributed
was unusually large. The leading prize,
that fne mahogany bureau, worth $40,
was won by a Mr.. Pullman, several
other valuable articles Of furniture,
glassware, hardware, tinware, and
merable things worth from four bits up
to three or four dollars. also given
away Tonight there will be another
6ne MISUNDERSTANDING the last
as tomorrow the Fakir leaves for other
localities, therefore those who rave not
attended thus far had better do 30,
tonight. The lsading prize for tonight
is a enc silver tea set, worth $50. DO
and see the last Of the Fakir.
CHANGE OF RAILROAD ASD STAGE TINE.
As appears in the Enterprise OF this
morning, on Monday next the time on
the Central Pacific Railroad will be
changed. Passenger trains Will leave
San francisco at I o'clock A. NJ, aud
will arrive at Reno ut 1850 P. n. Inc
passenger train to California will leave
At noon. The passenger train from the
East arrives at Reno at l2:45 A. ", n
leave at 1855 A. N. Wells, Fargo y
Co.'s stages will leave the city mucn
earlier than at present. One will 80 u
at 4 o'clock P. NJ, and the other at s r.
n, UnCer the new arrangement ootn
"pony" and "buckboard' will be dis
continued,
THE HousrSo To-SIaur.-The gallant
boys Of Liberty Engine Company No. !,
Gold ELL, propose having a particularly
iolly and festive time this evening, at
the housing of their efficient machine
and apparatus, in their new mouse.
Every member Of the company VIII DC
on hand, and they extend a most cordial
inritation to air their brother fremen
and friends generally, to be present and
assist in the festivities. They say,
"Come one, come all, to the housing ;
let US mako merry and be glad, for our
local habitation is completed, our "
roof covers US, and our goose is pendant
at a gratifying altitude"
FRuIr.-Our markets still continue to
be tounsifully supplied with all de-
scrip,ions OF fruit peculiar to the
season. The grapes are particularly
fine and abundant, al we'll a. cheap ;
the same may be said OF apples anu
pears. watermelon,, from Caiiiornia,
are ., ting pretty much out OF date, ana
our own crop supplies the market
some very 6ne ones come from tue lux
uriant little garden ranches aoout p"y-
ton.
PosrAL TELEGRAPH LEcrURE.-Aii
interested will please bear in mind sha'
Gardner G. Hubbard, Of Boston, TINS
leader in the postal telegraph movement,
will address the citizens Of this see,,on
on that sll-importsnt subject, 1T VIZ
giuia, next Thursday evening.
THr FIasr AssrssNESr.-The assess
msnt ON the Empire Mill and Mining
Company, Of S25 per share, mentioned
in another item, il the first ever ie'ie'
on the capital stock Of that company
It aggregates $40, 900, and is deiinquen
on the 4th Of November.
RryIvIxo.-By reference to our regu
lar stock report to-day, it WILDE notice.
that prices are ruling at healthier rates
Tbsy revived somewhat yesterday.
.,;li further revival is ardeutly hope
for by the numerous anxious STOCK
holders.
ASSESSMENT LEvrEn.-An a''c''men
~ $2s per share was levied Thu'rdH.
on the capital stock Of the Empire Mil
nd Mining Company. Gold Hill. Stock
holders a read official proclsmatio
of the aforesaid in our advertising col
nmn0.