Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-11
departures Last Evssiss

PRErImSa foR Tux fouErn. The
Italians Of Virginia and Gold Hill are lie
,ouninsd to be represented in u local
Centennial display neNt Fourth OF July.
They are to have a grand triumphal car
upon which will be borne figures repre-
ssnting Cristo,al Colon aud his ship.
George Washington and his Ratchet. LIB
erty In all her charms aud Nevada With
her mining products. Bushels OF trade
dollars will DO heaped upon the car. and
the cutiro arrangement will bs gotten up
regardless % expense. Enough money
to secure the accomplishment OF this Oh
iect has already been raised and the beat
wishes 81 many friends will he with the
sons aud daughters Of fair Italy in their
efforts to make u ereditabls showing in
the grand parade to which the world Is
invited and in which every citizen. OF
whatever nationality. has a right to join.
The people % Spain and all other coun-
tries are invited to parade with them.
PtoSsEE CcRSkR SroSx.-.Under the
enicicn, supervision Of Mr.. Burke. the
contractor, the foundations and rear
wall for the new building Of the Pacific
Coast Pioneers on II street. Virginia,
have been Laid in excellent style, and the
erection 81 the building will be actively
proceeded with. The corner stone Of
the editcc il now being prepared, aud
will be- ready to be laid shortly. In il
will bc deposited memcntos Of the pres
out Centennial year. such ~ copies VI
tho newspapers, a list of the members OF
the Pioneer Society. coins Of the period,
n few ore specimens from the Constock,
etc. There is to he no erea, public fuss
over the LAYING Of this corner stone; q
iow Of the ''Old Boys" will get together
and do the honors OF the occasion.
Ai.lEn on FIIs.-About 7:l5 o'clock
this morning nm alarm u fire was sound
ed. The fire was in Mr.. Grants build
inc. n few doors below the NEvs oihce.
Liberty Hose Company were ON the
ground in n very short time. but their
services were not required M II Was only
n stovepipe burning out. Ii is not tho
frs, fire that has been started in that
neighborhood. and people who do not
tax. the proper precautions To a their
iiu,s and stovepipes made safe, should
lie made Ia do ~. The pipe in question
would no, lie permitted to stand ! u 'ir.
pinia City. and Why should 1t he allowed
in Gold iIillg Another time tho conse-
auenccs Of u firo in the iue might 10
more serious.
ELECTION on OFFicsEs. Al n meeting
Of Yellow Jacket Engine Company, No.
.. Gold Hill. held last evening. the fol-
lowing officers were elected. to servt for
the ensuing year: First Assistant Fore
man. j. IL. Loynachan: Second Assist.
ant Foreman. &. Haub; Secretary. David
Thotbnrn: Chief Engineer. Thomas New
lie: Assistant Engineer. James Parker
Delegates NJ. 4. Wolf. Robert Shields,
A. j. Graham; Trus;ees-W. d. Con-
well. L.. Rerliner. e.. Enos; Treasurer,
James Low,ry. The election ot Prssi-
len, and Foreman Of the Company was
u~o.tponeL uniil tho no1t regular meet
aug.
F.yrour Rrcurrs. - Tho following
fr.irh,s for Gold Hill and Virginia City
were received during the tventy'ioui
hours ending at i2 o'clock q. to-day
Wood 81 cur.load-, - Of lumber, y oil
merchandise, . II hay. ) Of machinery.
OF salt. 1 Of scala. l OF barley and !
Of potatoes.
OFFICIAL BusrSrss.-Mr. Stillnian =
Davis. Supreme Grand Chancellor OF the
Order Of knights Of PythiAs. arrived Iy
this mornings train. lie Is ON an ofh.
cial visit To the lodges in this State. n
will be rendered q reception at Pythian
Hall in Virginia tomorrow evening.
AssnssNEsr.-An assessment OF sixty
cents per share is levied by the Trojan
Mining Company. delinquent ON the
18th OF June next. SEQ official notice
in our Advertising columns to-day.
one SnpNENIs.-Thers were shipped
by the Virginia and Truekee Railroad.
during the past t~wenty-foar hours, to
the different mills on the Carson river.
81 carloads u ore.