Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-13

PrRAnup LAKE MISEs.-A prospector
who returned from the Pyramid Lake
district las, Sunday evening pronounees
the whole thing a ''dead blk" lie says
they have no mines and no prospects oil
ever having any. lie was very well sat
isfed to get away. and considers 1t a job
put up by a few shrewd men for the pur-
pose Of beating others and putting a few
dollars in their own purses. Time will
probably show whether the mines are
good or not.
INcRKAssp TKAvEL.-The train for
San Francisco which left Last evening
was well filed with passengers. There
Is a good deal OF travel between these
two places since the fast train has been
established. The managers of tho 'ir-
GINA and Truckec Railroad have placed
tho people IL this State andes lasting
obligations for originating and carrying
10 q successful issue this plan Of rapid
transit between the two great cities OF
81 the two great States o. the Pacific
coast.
MrxERs' USroS The Silver
City Miners Union will give a grand
ball at their new hall in Silver City on
the III of July next. Tickets, admitting
gentleman and ladies'. 81. This is to
aid in paying for their hall. and the
Union being well recognized IN n bene-
fcial and worthy institution. everybody
shonld take n ticket or 80. The Union
propose that this ball shall be ono OF the
most pleasing and satisfactory ever given
in Silver City.
vIRaIxIA err Is very quiet just now.
The trade dollar does not skip 81 MINI
bly, as II did q few months ago. The
people arc evidently curtailins their cx.
penses. A great many will (try toy ~
10 the Centennial. The facilities for so
doing are better than they were in WASH
ineton's time. Then there were no
splendid steamships for the accommoia-
tion Of tho people. and no railroads.&c.
walk ON.
OYricERs ELEcr.-M a meeting OF the
Trustees Of the Grosh Consolidated
Mining Company. held at San Francisco
on the 9th instant. the following officers
and directors wero elected. viz: Trus-
tess--J. II. Bostwick. II. 4. Lambert,
A. Heath and A. J.. Mason. Officers
Grove Adams. President: j. II. Bosi-
wick, Vice President: A. &. Hammond.
Secretary; A. J. Mason, superintendent.
RArukn wlRM.-This is tho hottest
day We have experienced this season.
Al II o'clock II was too warm for any
use. but one IL those blessed Washoe
zephyrs starting up, the temperature oil
the atmosphere was o greatly re-
dnced. Al , o'clock il was again com.
Portable. The mean temperature in Gold
Hill to.day Is e~ighty.two degrees Fab
renheit.
GETTING 0S.-A great many substan.
iia buildings are going mp in Virginia.
by the 2Gth Of mex, October the burned
district will contain more fine houses
than ever before. The new hall OF the
Pacific Coast Pioneers on II street is fast
approachine completion; also two other
large brick buildings. just across The
way. that run through and front on Z
street.
FRrrrs N TuEIR SkAsoS.-Everythins
ju the way Of berries and fruits pro-
dneed a, this season in California. can
be procured in the Gold Hill markets:
our people believe in having good
things 10 eat II they never own the Con-
soliiatsd Virginia. aud they religiousiy
adhere to this principle.
FoR PunApELrnrA.-Mr. Al. brooks,
n comsiock printer. left for philadelphia
l.si evening. Mr.. Brooks goes as dele
c.le from Washos Typographical Union
IN the international Typographical
Union. which meets in tho City oil
Brotherly Love on the al oil next
month.
AxSuAL MKErrxa.--Ths annual meet
inc Of the Brooks Mining Company will
la hsld ON the 10th instant. at the Office
Of the company in San Francisco. Tor
the election Of officers, etc. See ofneiai
notice in our advertising columns to-day.
Lnsxrr, No. 1.-The regular monthly
meeting Of Liberty Engine Company
No. 1, will 10 held Tomorrow evening"
See official notice.