Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-07-21
Saturday NIGH, we treat

AT RENo.-Saturday night we trcat-
ed ourself to a little excursion on the
cars. We should have gone to the
lakes or to California, only that the
nature of our duties required our pres
ence in the office on Monday morning.
Az Reno we fell In with w. X. Cham
berlain, the proprietor Of the Depot
Hotel. a large hearted gentleman and
one of the best landlords In the u
try. He seems to take especial delight
In making everybody about him enjoy
themselves. He Is emphatlcally the
travellers friend. and is level Tor In
his element than when communicating
some desired intelligence to a benight-
ed lady traveller or in seeing an lndl-
yIdual overcome with the heat safely
ON board the cars. Wilson was In Re-
nc the same evening and gave an ex-
hibition for the benefit Of the Fire De-
partment.
WAsuISaToS GUARD EXCURSION
The officers of this crack company
have made arrangements for an excur-
sion to the Bowers Mansion, in
Wsshoe Valley, on Tuesday, August
9Th, Mrs. Bowers has been notified Of
the arrangement, and will entertain
the members of the company and their
friends in handsome style. The Bow
ers' Cuisine is tho best in the State, and
ut the mansion 4 always be found
the finest Of liquors, wines and cigars,
so that excursionists are relieved from
the trouble OF carrying commissary
stores with them.
INDIAN AEFAIRs.-Rev. Mr.. Bate
man. Indian agent at the Pyramid
Lake Reservation, arrived In Reno on
Saturday. He gives a very flatterlng
report OF the prosperous condition Of
affairs in that locality. The Indians.
he says, take kindly to farming, and
are meeting with excellent success In
the production Of cereals Of all kinds.
Last year they realized over 800 600
from the sale OF fish.
MORMON CHURCH AT FRASKrowN.-
There is a Mormon church or syna-
gogue at F~ranktown. in which the dis
ciples Of Joe Smith, or Latter.D Day
Saints, occasionally hold religious SER
vices. Six families living in Washoe
Valley still adhere to the doctrines
promulgated by Brigham Young.
ANNUAL MEETING.-rhe first annual
meeting of the Woodville Gold aud
Silver Mining Company will be held
at the office Of the company. Room .,
No. 4l9 California street, San Fran
cisco. the 9th day Of August next. See
official notice In another column.
ANNUAL. MEETING. - The annual
meeting OF the Dayton Gold and Sill
YER Mining Company will be held at
the compsny's office, Room 10, Hay
wards building. San Francisco, on
Thursday, July 81. 1873. See official
notice IN another column.
PERsoSAr.-Geo. NJ. Stewart, the
good looking and gentlemanly deliv-
cry clerk in the employ Of Hatch
Brothers, looked in on us to-day. As
usual he was scattering parcels of gro
ceries all along the way from the Dr.
vide to Silver City.
The NEW CROP OF HAY.-The hay
ing season is nearly over in Washoe
Valley. \ large amount of hay Of the
very best quality has been cut during
the present season. Washoe Valley Is
dotted with hay stacks from one end
to the other.
WARM WEATuER.-Day before yes
terday at noon the Thermometer at
Sacramento indicated q temperature Of
ll3 degrees in the shade ut Ogden,
ITO degrees; at Winnemucca, LOG de-
grees; at Hu.faker's, 100 degrees.
wAsuoE PUBLIC SCHOOLS. - The
washoe Public Schools, numbering
on an average 20 pupils in attendance,
will reopen August LIST, with j. L.
Longabaugh as Principal.
The weather yesterday was rs warm
rs could be desired. This morning,
however, 1t moderated considerably.
The dog star was raging again this al
ternoon.
PERSONAL. Ex-Governor Blasdel,
who latterly has made his headquar-
tiers In Hamilton arrived In Carson
yesterday morning.
TAILINes.-A large quantity OF tall
ings are being shipped from Ophlr
| City to Paike Il Bowie's mill in Six
mile Canyon.
ALFALFA In passing through
washoe Valley yesterday we noticed
Immense fields of alfalfa growing lux
uriantly.