Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-06-21

Tue COMING BALL.-The third annual
military and civic ball of the Sweeney
Guard, Gold H;ll, as will be seen by ad-
yertisement in another colnmn, takes
place next Monday evening, July 9TH,
at Theater Hall. The proceeds Of this
ball will be devoted to the benefit ofthe
widow and orphans of Thomas Mccoy,
u former member of the company, who
lost his life by the recent great mining
calamity. 1t will be II ball OF a very
p~!easura5le and satisfactory nature,
especially considering the object OF it,
aud will be well attended, as q large
number of tickets arc already sold, ut
So each.
CHANGED HANDS. = Matt. Fitzpatrick
has become proprietor ofthc old Sazerac
Saloon. No. II South C street, Virginia,
recently occupied by Charles Riley, and
he will conduct it in the same uneN.
ccptiouable style, keeping only the best
qualities Of wines, liquors and cigars.
|, is one of the finest, most convenient
aud comfortable saloons in the city, be.
ing Only II few doors south OF Union
street, in u very popular locality, where
i; has always done II good business.
Drop in and try a cool beverage. See
advertisement in another column, under
head of new to-day"
The CgcUs To-MoRnow.- Wilson's
Great World Circus arrives to morrow
At Virginia, AMI in the evening will give
its frs, performance in this section, con.
tinuing for three evenings, and Thurs
day afternoon. Everybody goes to The
circus. Of course, especially this one,
the chief of all circuses, with horses
that know i, all, riders that know still
more, a clown that knows more yet, aud
a drove of neutrality-suspicious. Afri'
can lions. See advertisement in another
column, also the fine descriptive pictures
posted everywhere.
M,psuiPMAS DEcisioY.-AfeerIfull and
mature consideration Of the claims Of the
three candidates recently submitted to
him by the examining committee for n
miashipman for this State. Hon. Thomas
Fitch has decided in favor o fJames Will
son Blakely, Of Austin, Lander County.
The selection IS said to be II very judi
ciuus aud satisfactory one, and we doubt
not this young man will in future years
prove an honor to the Silver Stale
wherein he was reared and fitted for the
responsible and honorable position heis
to occupy in the service of his country.
FINE ESTABLISHMENT. - RucEner &
Ferrcnd's. formerly DR.. Spauldiug's
saloon, on North C street, Virginia City,
is Cited up in splendid style. The rear
or club room, is the neatcst and
best in the city, and Professor Kuh, with
his piano, together with Mr.. A. Spohr,
one of the best violinists we ever
to, perform n variety Of the
beautiful artistic and popular
every evening, for the special
pleasure and entertainment OF the
patrons Of the house.
Nav SALooS.-George FulrIth, so
long connected with Wells, Fargo i
Co.'S Express as driver to Gold Hill,
etc, has gone into the saloon business,
q few doors below the Virginia Office OF
the company. Success to yon George.
Ho, FOR rug CLASSROOM BILLY Will
sons stages from VirSiui,, Gold Hill,
Silver City and Carson City, will make
regular trips to the G!cnhrook, Lake
Tahoe, on every Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday, and return on alternate days.
LIVELY FLSAs.-There was a small
shooting scrape at the house OF two
prostitutes known as the "Lively Fleas'
night before last, n, Virginia. All
hands arrested and before Judge Ellis
TODAY.