Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-16
GENERAL NOTES.

SrxrSBrRarR claims that he Is q rcgu-
lar officer Of the United States and con-
tinued no "a be even after his proclaim
ing himself Premier Of the Samoan
Kingdom. and As such officer he was de-
barred from receiving any compensation
from the Samoan Government. He fur
thsr says that he Was sent TO Apia In
"the flagship Tuscarora,"a vessel de-
tailed by the Government to convey him
thithsr; and also thai he was furnished
with $l40.0 900 worth Of goods by the
United States Government to be dis
tributed 10 the Samoans.
The Nevada Tribune Of yesterday says:
The Executive Committee ON Fourth
Of July arrangements met last evening
disappointed oommittsest 10 attend to the
letting Of contracts for building the car
Of State and other car necessary for the
procession. The Executive Committee
adjourned until 3 p. y. to-day. and
doubtless We shall be enabled to give
some idea Of what the programme Is TO
be tomorrow. II seems 10 us that
things are going rather slowly.
TIE Nevada Stale Journal Of to-day
says: A regular riot occurred in China
town night before last. Seven shots
we're fired, but beyond learning that one
Monaghan vas shot in the abdomen. wo
could not ascertain what damage wa
done. for when the officers arrived on
the spot. all was still as death, and the
Chinamsn were uncommunicativs.
SENATOR JONES. says the Los Angeles
Express. Is expected out here In a
couple Of months. He will visit Los
Angeles this Summer. and possibly 60
from here TO his great Ksrnville mine.
which Is yielding better and better every
month. This is turning out to Be an
astonishing piece Of property.
REPRESENTATIVE PAoE has . West
Point cadstship within his gift which
must b filed by the 25th Of ns1t Au-
gust. and he has thrown Il opsn 10 CON-
petition. appointing Dn. Carr and Has
we'll. Of Sacramento. and Judge Hale, Of
Placer. . committee TO examine and re-
port upon the applicants.
Tnr editor Of the Nevada Tribune has
come to his senses. Yesterdays edition
has this pronunciamento: Notwithstand-
ing that the editor Of the Tribnns affixed
his name to the anti.trads-dollar eircu.
lar. we shall with much pleasure receive
and receipt for trade dollars in full for
delinquent subscriptions.
EVEN in Salt Lake they are having a
touch Of warm weather. The Tribune
Of Wednesday says: Yesterday was
the wsrmest day Of the ssa0op. The thsr.
momstsr touching 81 degrees in the
shade al I O'Clock.
A Nrw YoRk lady named Miss Wolfe
contributed $4,000 70 the erection Of
the Episcopal female seminary at Reno
and the Journal suggests that the street
leading to the institution be named In
her honor.
Hon. TuoNAs wnRS 10 one OF the Vice
Presidents Of the Cincinnati Convsn.
ton: Senator Jones 10 on the Commit
tee on Resolutions. and Judgs G. N.
Harris on the Committee on Crsden.
tails.
TIE sales Of railroad tickets at Reno
last Sunday amounted 10 s1.400. The
Journal says the Eastern travel has
become so great that tickets to Omaha
were nearly exhausted.
The winnsmucca Rsgissr says thai
the Rye Patch mine il producing about
ten tons Of ore per day At present. avsr-
aging $3.50 per ton. The mill IL run
ming steadily.
vAssAi has sent an invitation to Dom
Pedro 70 wait I'LL September 90 that be
can zee 700 young ladies simultans-
ously eating green corn Oh the cob 10
allow music.
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