Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-08-04

MNERs' UNION PIcNc.-The Virginia
Miners Union, 1t will be remembered,
have made arrangements for a grand pic
mic excursion to the Bowers Mansion on
Saturday. August sth. The Committee
of Arrangements will leave nothing un-
done which al contribute TO the COM
fort and enjoyment OF those who desire
10 attend. The best bands Of music in
the State have been secured for the occa-
sion. There will be q great variety Of
amusements on the grounds, including
dancing. archery. target practice, base
and football games. w~heelbarrow racing.
pitching quoits. etc. The picnics given
by the Miners Union have always been
very enjoyable, and il is the intention
Of the committees having the matter in
charge TO make the present one the
pleasantest Of the season.
CLorHrSo.-Tho iastidious, the easily
pleased. the merchant, the miner, the
clerk. the school-boy, all can find sum
mer clothing to suit their various tastes
at Banner Brothers. ON Q street, corner
Of Taylor, Virginia. The time has been
whom a man would travel all over the
county and not find what he wanted in
the ray Of clothing. but things have
changed. One visit to Banner Brothers
will do the business, and he will depart
with the consciousness that he has done
well.
DIED OF SMALL Pox.-A young daugh-
ter Of Sheriff Shaw, Of Lyon county.
died Of small pox at Dayton yesterday
afternoon. Her father is at present in
San Francisco receiving medical treat
ment, having some two year since met
with an accident. by the upsstting OF n
buggy, whereby his leg was terribly
broken, the bone refusing TO unite. His
cur OF sorrow seems filled to overflow
ing.
PAY DAYs.-The Crown Point Mining
Company paved of their employees yes
tsrday. The disbursements made by the
Company for labor during the month OF
July amounted to $50 327. The Yellow
Jacket Company disbursed $4,000 to-
day. Tomorrow will DO pay day at the
Belcher. The Company's payroll will
foot up somewhere in the neighborhood
Of $4,000.
TYLER ELEcrIoS.-Atthe annual meet
ing Of the Tyler Mining Company, held
in San Francisco. on the 27th OF July.
the following trustees and officers were
elected: Trustees, Z. NJ. Hale, j. W.
Carrick, f. VI. Fry. ]. b. Low. Thomos
O'Connor. President, +. NJ. Hale;
Treasurer. Z. NJ. Fry; Secretary, .. ID.
Squires: Superintendent, j.. q. Bracket.
CASH Ur on M TRounLED.-Al par
ties having bills on the books OF the
Union Saloon, Main street, Gold Hill.
under the management Of Dan C~orcoran,
are officially notified by card in our adj
vertising columns to-day that they must
call at Justice wight's Office and settle
forthwith; otherwise they will be sub
jected TO legal trouble and costs.
PxRsoSLL.-we had the pleasure this
forenoon Of a fraternal visit from Mr..
Z. l.. Colnon, who was employed as
editor on tho Eureka CUPID from its
commencement until il was obliterated
by the recent terrible eloud-burst calam-
ity In that town. Mr.. Colnon 10 taking
a look at the mining and milling IN
ders Of the Comstock range.
Tinou BnoKrS.-James Langan. one
OF the underground ioremen in the
Crown Point mine, in returning home
from the railroad depot at a late hour
last evening. accidentally fell of a bulk
head sustaining, in consequence, q irac-
ture Of the thigh bone. DIR. Hall rem
dered the necessary surgical assistance.
THxArncAL.-Miss Annette Ince ar
rived in Virginia City from the EAs, yes
terdsy morning. She will appear at the
Opera House tonight ss Julia, in Sheri-
dan Knowles celebrated play entitled
The Hunchback."
CoSvALEscESr. - Michael Roach. a
resident Of Crown Point Rayine, who for
the past two weeks has been passing
through a course OF small pox, has en-
tirely recovered.
MEErrSo ~ TEusrErs.-Ths Board Of
Town Trustees will meet ON Thursday
and Friday afternoons for the purpos'
OF examining the assessment roll.
NAruRAIIzATIoS.-Until further notice
Judge Rising will give a hearing to per
sons applying for naturalization papers
every morning at 10 O'Clock.
COUNT CoNnissroSERs.-The Boar
OF County Commissioners will be in ses
sion tomorrow Wednesday at one
O'Clock.
MErroRoLooIcAL.-In Gold Hill, al
p. N. to-day. tho thermometer indicated
n temperature Of rs degrees in thu
shade.
sxALL-rox.-A young daughter OF Mr.,
Cooke, who resides in Crown Point Ra'
vine, has been attacked with smallpox