Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-06-30

THE FINAL SuRvEY.-George Hunt,
Sam Hyatt, and others, constituting a
competent corps, left last evening for
Reno, in order to commence the final
survey, definitely locating the line OF
that portion Of the Virginia and
Truckee Railroad, to DO built between
Reno and Carson. The grading will
commence forthwith ut the Reno end,
and the track and locomotives will
follow very shortly.
New 'BUs.-Jake White, the popu-
lar proprietor of the omnibus line be-
tween Gold Hill and Virginia, has just
put a new bus on the route. It
Is Of an improved pattern, Is hand
somely painted, and a most COM
Portable and conveniedt institution to
ride in. 1t does not pay to walk be-
tween the two towns when you can
ride for two bits.
New CoSDucroR.-Joseph Griffin
has been appointed as n Of tho con-
ductors on the Virginia and Truckee
Railroad, and has command of the fine
locomotive Humboldt. Mr.. Griffin has
been for some time employed rs brakes
man, and being q trustworthy and effi-
cient man, Is worthy of his present
promotion.
HE FINEST TURNouT.-All the va
rlous fire companies at Virginia are
making elaborate preparations for a
fine turnout In the grand procession Of
the coming Fourth. We have our own
private opinion as to which company
will present the finest appearance, and
propose giving them full and impartial
credit on the occasion.
DIVIDEND DAY.-Happy holders Of
winning tickets in the Gold Hill lot
terry are receiving their dividends upon
the same to-day at Flagg's Bank. Lots
Of congenial treating Is the result.
Ticket holders should scan the official
list of prizes now. They can be found
ut Flagg's, and none others heretofore
published are correct.
CARS AND STAaEs.-Owing to the
damage to the railroad by yesterdays
fire Mt Cisco, the passenger train from
California arrived at Reno this morn-
ing several hours behind time. The
stages left Reno for Virginia Oh the
arrival of the cars, at $40 this morn
ing, and were expected to arrive ut
Virginia about 9 O'Clock p. N.
PERsoNAL.-John Farnham and Tom
Jackson, those sweet little babes In the
wood, returned this morning from a
three or four weeks trip rusticating
among the buttermilk and beet sugar
ranches Of California. They look fresh
and recuperatcd, and each weighs half
a ton more than when they left here.
The FOURTH AT GLENBRooK.-rhe
proprietor, Saxton, Of the Glenbrook
House, at Lake Tahoe, has arranged
to give a pleasant dancing party and
other amusements ut his place OH the
4th Of July.
COMPLIMENTARY CoNCERT.-A grand
vocal and instrumental concert, COM
~plimentary to Mrs. r. B. Storer, Of
Virginia, will be given at Piper's OPP
era House on the evening Of July 9Th
next Thursday evening. We acknowl-
edge the receipt Of complimentary
tickets.
Will. STAY At HoNE.-Lincoln Hose
Company No. 8, will not leave Gold
Hill OIL the Fourth, neither will they
turn out ut all with their hose carriage
unless q fire occurs. This efficient COM
pany numbers among Its members
some Of the most responsible family
men of the town, and they propose be-
ing at home ready for any emergency
on that great national occasion.
FOURTH OF JULY CoMMIrTEEs.-The
several committees appointed by the
meeting of citizens, at Virginia, to
make arrangements for the celebration
Of the coming Fourth Of Snly, are re-
uuested to meet at the Courthouse this
evening, at s O'Clock, to make their
several reports.
DIR. ABoRN's professional visit In Vlr-
ginia City will terminate IN Saturday
next, July LIST. Persons desiring to
consult the Doctor before he returns to
| California, should lose no time In call.
ing while he Is at the International
Hotel, Virginia.
GONE TO EURoPE.-John Mackay,
| the we'll known mine and mill owner,
at Virginia, has gone OH few months
visit to Europe.
ApMrrrEp.-P. Reddey, Of Inyo CO.,
California, was Yesterday admitted to
practice In the Supreme Court of Ne
vada.