Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-25

Ascent or Mr.. DAvIpsoS.-A party Of
twenty young ladies and gentlemen
from Gold Hin and Virginia, climbed
to tho top Of Mt. Davidson last Sunday,
AMI what il singular. they enjoyed ii.
Strange how sffectually agreeable CON-
partnership robs that kind Of labsr OF
it, pain. Ali how q few abort years
change the complexion Of those things.
II seems but yesterday. that our bosom
friend Blifkins. returned from just such
another trip, and walked into our bache-
lor apartments. his hat enwreathed with
wild flowers. and his face with smiles,
while clinging fondly to his arm
was n hand that thrilled his foolish soul
with Keen delight. Many q time since,
has that delicate hand chung to his few.
scant locks. and sent n feeling Of sad
ness through his soul that made him
''even wish that he were dead" Life
IL but a dream"
EED MES's PIcSic .-Piuts Tribe No.
!. Pocahontas Tribe No. 2. and Apache
Tribe No. G.. OF tho Improved Order OF
ked Men. will give a grand picnic at tho
Bowers Mansion. on Saturday. June
9TH. Arrangements have been made
whereby this can DO expected 10 be one
Of tho most enjoyable picnics Of tho
season. The train will leave Virginia
nj 4 o'clock in the morning. Professor
varney's Band has boon engaged for the
occasion, and the professor will have
control Of tho dancing. Tickets for the
picnic q DO procured for the small
sum Of two dollars and q half.
GoLp HILL PoLIcE CouRr.-The fol-
lowing police business was transacted in
this court yesterday: d. W. Hickey.
arrested by Shsshan. for disturbing the
peace, had q jury trial. The jury dis
agreed. and the case was continued till
tomorrow ut , o'clock. John Harp
and wife. arrested by Shcshan, for be-
ing drunk and disturbing the peace.
we're fined SO 90 each .... John Grossly.
arrested by Shcehan. for vagrancy. w~
sent to tho County Jail for thirty days.
John Doe. arrested by Symons and
Paul, for disturbing the peace. had his
case continued till to-day.
Tmk FALLEN BRAvK.-NeIt Sunday
the Grand Army Of tho Republic. to-
ccthor with others who delight In honor
ING tho memory Of the brave men, nov
laid to rest. who periled their lives to
save our fair country and hand It's Tree
soil down to future generations unpol-
luted by tho chains Of slavery. will meet
a, Miners Union Hall. j street. Viz
ginia. at II o'clock y. At O'Clock =. y.
the column will form on u street. right
resting on Union. and march to the
cemeteries, where. with appropriate
ceremonies, the floral tributes Will DO
deposited on the graves OF tho honored
dead.
Coon AssisrAxcK.-On the occasion OF
the fro at the Overman works last Sat-
urdny. Superintendent Apple, OF the
New York mine. Immediately gave or
lor to Alex Gillespie TO 60 10 work with
all the available men working at the
mine, TO tho assistance OF the Overman
folks. This waa very promptly done.
and highly efficient and important a.
sistapce was thus rendered In sxtin-
gushing the fire. as well ~ saving
buildings. timbers, wood and other
property.
wuxxr To Go.-Reinstein < Wolf. Of
the Gold Hill Clothing Emporium. nsrs
door TO tho Bank Of California. Main
street, should be patronixed, from the
fact that they always keep q large and
well selected stock OF the beat quality
and latest styles Of sents' and boys
clothing. ETC., on hand. Their dealings
are characterizsdb by liberality n fairness
and IL a customer goes there once. he
seldom seeks to purchase elsewhere.
Give them n call.
Fxrso Ur.-Meservc & Casey's Lo
cal Option saloon. on Main street. Gold
Hill. IL being reftted throughout. II
will DO refioored. papered, painted and
vanished throughout. Like Pal Casey
who is now away ON a pleasure trip OF a
couple Of weeks. IL will turn up IN q lew
DAYS. so fresh, bright and cheerful. that
its old friends will have some diincni'y
in knowing it.
HsLp ron PosrAoE.-The letters adj
dressed TO tho following parties. are
held nj, the Gold Hill P~ost-ofice: Mrs.
Laura c. Copper, B~urlineame. kansls'
Mrs. J. L. Foster. Weston. Mo. airs'
Henry X. White, Long Island City. N.
Y; Mrs. Nellie Moore, New York City;
Aier. Mckay. Ksmptown. Colchester
county, Noya scotis.
AurvrArxp.-Dr. Van zandi. County
Hospital Physician. ampuiated . portion
Of the foo. Of Daniels. the man who
had his feet no badly frozen. coming
from Eureka to Virginia City. last WIN
ter. The operation was rendered neees-
sary by n piece Of bone p~rotrudinS
through the lcsh Of the disabled foot.
PACIFIC CoAsr PioSkKKs.-A meeting
NJ IN, Board Of Directors Of the Pacific
Coast Pioneers win be held at Pioneer
Hall, Il street. Virginia. ON "Wednesday
evening May 25th. at O'Clock r. NJ
punctual attendance Is requested. as i'm
portant business will come before the
Board.
The wrlrHEn.-Ths atmosphere In
aold Hill has been sultry and oppressive
for the Last thirty-six hours. The shy
ba. been more or less overcast during
the day. and tho Indications for a storm
are very favorable.