Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-06-14
THE EVENING NEWS.
u..aa, Even,n. IA, 1863
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cifc coast. II is headquarters. We
need not state that it occupies the up,
per story Of Black i Brothers large
brick building, corner of C and Taylo,
streets, for everybody knows where il
is. The new firm Know Just exactly
what they are about, aud their actual
experience in the business, combined
with extensive acquaintances, c0rrec;
business habits, and other concomi-
tsnts, cannot fail to induce triumphant
success in securing the lions share OF
public patronage. Read their adrer-
tisement in another column, ander the
head of "New To-day" Colonel Glen
Sutterley has sold out to these gentle.
men simply because after u long and sue
cessful run Of business he desires 20 GO
East on a visit to the home of his child
hood, where he used to rob orchards
and watermelon patches on dark nights,
aud catch trout with a pin-hook Sun
days. There is also said to be n young
lady in the case, and a sheep ranch on
the hillside, where the gay Colonel will
sit herdiug his focks with n Shepherds
crook and meercEaum pipe. It's well.
We acknowledge many = favor in his
line, aud bespeak for Brother Glenn the
best Of success wherever he may cast
his lines.
TUE EVER GLoRI0us FoURrH.-ln
furtherauce Of our suggestion that it is
time that active measures be adopted
for the proper celebration OF our Ma
tioual Anniversary, now so near
a, hand, We extract the following
from a note sent US on the sub
lee, by a friend in this tow "Let
us eudeavor TO do justice to tue pa.
triots and heroes who transmitted those
glowing remembranccs, and give to US
the day to celebrate. History informs
us, and experience has taught US, that
the nations who forget to ballow the
names Of their illustrious founders, aud
fail to treasure records of their noble
deeds, are already dead or are fast
verging toward blight, decay and
death, while there are other nations
who only live in memory of past glorics
and who have preserved their archives
through centuries Of suffering, and who
still, with hope sublime and faith un-
dying, await the day when they shall
emerge untrammeled from the mildew
Of despotic blight, again TO ding their
sacred banners to the breeze. Shall
we, the worlds great exposure, forget
the fearful cost Of the great, priceless
boon Of union, life and freedom, and
iguobly repose on g%lor;cs won
TRIrNpHASrLY WAv,SG.-Dale i Co,
Virginia, throw an extra banner or so
to the breeze to-day in u advertising
columns. Read about their prepare
tions for the coming Fourth OF July. and
the immense quantity OF natioal bunt-
ing, silk, cotton, aud other flags, Chi
uese lanterns, balloons, rockets, bombs,
s~orpeuts, squibs, 6zzler,, regalia, ro-
settles, badges, zephyr wool, and other
fireworks Of every description. Also
bouquet fans, and Il large and well Sc
lust received from Z. Dale, now in New
York. At their store OF c street, oppo-
site Wells, Fargo 4 Co.'S, all we speak
Of will be realized and two good look
ing, manageable statesmen will be
pleased to wait on all who desire to
take a look at the establishment. Call
at Dale & Co.'s.
THE FESTIVAL AND FAiR.-Great
preparations are being made at Theatcr
Hall, Gold Hill, for the grand festival
and fair to be given by the ladies of
Gold Hill, in aid OF the erection OF a
new ball for Liberty Engine Company
No. | Of this town. Booths or stalls
are being constructed on each side of
the hall, for the sale Of MI sorts Of
fruits, refreshments, fancy articles, ETC.,
and tie whole is being very deliberately
trimmed with evergreeus, so that 1t will
DO like promenading among the
nGroves Of Blarney The fair COM
mences tomorrow evening, and viii
continue till Thursday evening. Good
looking ladies will be plenty, and
dancing will be in order each evening
after 10 o'clock, a fine band OF music
officiating FOR the purpose. See adrcr'
tisement.
PrpgR's OPERA HOUSE," Madelainc,
or the Belle of the Faubourg,' and the
"Loan Of n Lover" were presented rs
the attractions at the Opera House last
evening. Fanny Morgan Phelps was the
bright particular star. and enacted tue
pretty but unfortunate Madelains in the
first piece most excellen;ly. This beau.
tiful little domestic drama will be re-
heated tonight, concluding with the
highly entertaining comedietta of the
uIrish Heiress." As this is the last
night but two of the engagement OF Mrs.
Phelps, and also ofthe presen, dramatic
season, all lovers OF the drama should
improve the opportunity.
SQurRrIxG DRmt.-rhree or four OF
the machines of the Virginia Fire De-
partment were out trying their squirting
capacities on c street Saturday evening.
No. ! outsqirted the others by three or
four feet. She claims to he able to
throw a stream of water further than
No. 2 can, and, il allowed n fair show,
will take the champion badge Mt the
coming hremen 8 toutnnuieht W ""''
9Th. II not allowed an even chance,
she will not contend ut all. Distance
not size Of stream, is the only fair test
in that case.
BALL AND BESErIr.-Let our citizens
and all Others who delight in n really
good time and on n good occasion, bea'
in mind that the third annual military
aud civic ball Of the Sweeny Guard
Gold Hill. takes place At Theater Hall
July 5th. The proceeds will be devoted
TO the benefit and relief of the w'do"
and orphans Of Thomas Mccoy, a mem
Der of the company who lost his life b!
the recent terrible mining calamity. Se'
advertisement in another column.
Gotp HILL BARREp.-A member Q
Young America Engine Company No. ?
Virginia, proposes to run u race WIT
any man now u member of any othe
engine company in the Virginia Fir
Department, on the 9Th Of July next
from the engine house of Young Amer
lea No. . 10 the house OF knickerooeke
No. &. for from $50 to 500. tie appa