Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-18

sion. He has already engaged l04 from
Mrs. Pauline. who furnishes the Cali
fornia theatre costumes. The Fantastics
not only intend ~ parade on the Fourth
but will give u grand carnival ball in the
evening. They are going TO erect a
urge hall neal the depot. which will Be
much more convenient than going up
on the Homestead. Mrs. Pauline will
come TO Gold Hill about the 35th inst,
a,d remain till after tho celebration.
curing which time she will 1T up any
lulies Ia costume who may desire TO A.
t.nd. Each member has the privilege
OF taking q lady TO tbs ball. and a. none
will know tho costume in which his part
ner will appear. there will DO q delight
iul uncertainty prevailing. until they all
unnask at midnight. Upon entering.
however. all will he compelled - un-
mask In tho presence Of q committee
appointed to SEQ that no improper or
objectionable persons gain admittance;
No that those who attend can rely upon
not boing shocked by the presence OF
disreputablo characters when the gcn-
ersl unmasking takes place. Tho Fan
TASTES, not to DO outdone. arc going to
have an orator for the occasion. Az no
action appears 10 DO taken towards cels-
brating by the town officials, II IL proba-
bio that the fantasies will have every.
thing their own way.
TGEss. SaEJpbERr. Erc.--It would DO
supposed tho cold. stormy weather Of
the past two weeks would kill every
thing in the shape Of vegetation. except
perhaps tho s~aeebrush aud greasewood
Indigenous to this place. Strange 10
tel, however. tho chilly blasts which
swept over the country. and the NOV
which fell. no mere Hurry. by the way.
bu, q full fiedsel storm that Deposited q
couple OF inches. seemed to have q ben.
cfieial instead Of injurious effect. Many
oi the twiss that were planted about the
residences in Gold Hill u few years ago
have now arrived at the dignity Of trees,
and in q few years more. instead OF talk
irg Of .'our shade trees. We can point
grandiy towards ''our forests" This
town that. n tov years ago. was a viii
dcrness. with nothing green to relieve
the bleak. barron view Of Its wearisomo
mono,ony. will, at the rate OF progress
made in identifying tho many pleasant
homes Of our citizens. be a sight to de-
light the eye Of an artist, and instead OF
the unsightly ~smoke-stacks and waste
dumps that formerly alone attracted at.
tention. beautiful residences, surrounded
by numerous green shrubs and trees will
arrest tho attention Of the Summer tour.
ist.
The PIcSIc To-MoRHow.-The grand
annual excursion and picnic Of the
knights Of Pythias. which comes of to-
morrow. viii. without doubt, be ono Of
tie most successful OF the season. AZ in
addition to the many who will attend
ftom Gold iIill, Virginia and Carson.
there will be a large train from Reno.
The grounds around tho Bowers Man.
don, At which tho picnic IL to take
Place, are now much more attractive
han ia usual at this time Of year, as
tho late rains havo added now life to the
surrounding vegetation, while the nan
sion itself has been improved in all Its
appointments. and many works OF art
added this year to the already valuable
collection. which Mrs. Bowers 80 kindly
permits the public to inspect. The
Washington Guard Band will furnish
the music. and the dancing will 10 UNI
der the personal direction OF Professor
varney. All that forethoueht and eIPe-
ri.ncs could dictate for tho comfort and
enjoyment Of tho Knights and their
friends who attend has been provided;
and should the weather only prove pro-
pitious, q happy time may DO expected
by all. The excursion train will leave
Virginia at $ A. N.
FISlsnrp.-Grading for tho site Of
the batteries Of the new mill for the
California mine, was finished to-day. As
was noticed in the News on the day
that tho work was began these batteries
are Just across Z street. Virginia, below
the Consolidated Virginia mine. Franz
irc Of the timbers for tho buildine has
beea in active progress for some time.
The walls necessary for foundations etc.
will no commenced rs soon rs possible,
although soue delay. on account Of q
scarcity OF rock. may DO expected. Were
II possible to DO supplied with rock rs
speedily rs desirable, all the walls for
the pan.room OF the mill, located in siS-
nile canyon. would 10 completed by
dis time. A il is. tho work viii DO con.
siderably delayed unless. as Is intended,
lL, Lost time can 10 recovered by putting
a, n strong force Of masons when the
rock ia finally received. The
necessity Of putting in q pow.
sriul pump at tho Z. and G. shaft, to
handle the large aow OF water they have
10 contend against. induced the manage
nent OF the California mill to give way
TO their more pressing claims; the quar-
riss around Virginia being unable to sup
ply all parties with rock a. fast a. re-
anired.
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