Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-20

TARaEr MArcu.-A match between pri'
yates J. d. Loynachan and Lieutenant
Thomas Neville. Of tho ssrsheld Guard.
has been arranged 10 come OF st their tar.
get ground. American Flat. on next Sun.
day at 2 o'clock. The stakes will be $40
. side. play or pay. The boys will DO out
In force. and there will DO p~ool.shooting
BY all Who wish 10 indulge. AL sports.
men are invited. Look ont for . good
time.
GETTING Rrlpr,-Captain Taylor. su.
p~erintendent Of the Yellow Jacket. yester-
day presented Andy Pessley . quantity Of
small steel.wire cable. which Is to be used
a. guys for the new Mount Davidson flag.
stan. There will be . collation. on top OF
the mountain when tho staff IL raised. A
small cannon will be taken along. and Z
national salute will be fired.
Tux OLD BELL.-The old bell which In
early times called together the vigilantes
Of san Francisco. has been sold by Young
America Engine Company No. 2. Of Wiz.
GINA City. and will DO taken TO Truckec.
Tho price obtained WAS only Si25. The
Pioneers Of California should get hold Of
II and preserve II as . relic Of the heroic
age Of the Pacific Coast.
AFArAL FEvkn.-william C. Graham.
who nurscd Casper Haupt Of Silver City
through the illness which resulted In his
death last week. contracted . foyer while
nursing. which caused his death at 2
o'clock last Saturday afternoon. Graham
was . native Of Nova Scotia. ~twenty-seven
years OF ago and unmarried.
A MOUNTAIN LAKE.. II. Graham. the
Virginia City lawyer. recently returned
from Q visit 10 Independence Lake, 10
miles from Truckee. He thinks 10 "a one
Of the finest places In tho world. IL get.
ting sunbrowned 10 enjoyment. Graham
must have had . fine time.
STOCKHOLDERS MErrrSo.-Thc regular
annual meeting Of the stockholders Of the
North Calhoun Gold and Silver Mining
Company will be held on tho 18th OF July
next, at the Office Of the company in Gold
Hill. Seo official notice In our advertise
ing columns to-day.
No Observation-Disclosures Sides. the well
known Indian. informs . contemporary
that the Piutes have not chosen . chief.
They recognize the fact that they are un.
der United States laws. and think there 10
no need Of having . chief.
THE EMERALD BAY HorEL.-Mrs. Phil.
smith. Of Gold Hill. left for Lake Tahoe
Last evening. She will go TO Emerald Bay
for the purpose Of taking charge OF what
IL known As Bon Holidays Hotel.
EIourr.rnREE In the shade was tho fig.
ure reached by the thermometer to-day.
There are some people in Gold Hill who
would like to sec Ophir In tho same
notch.
A RuSAwAY.-Ms. Hillyor's horse, at
tachsd To = light buggy. ran away yester,
day. The horse was slightly injured AND
the buggy was badly wrecked.
THr Silver City public school will DO
closed on Friday. June 2sth, for the
school year. and . vacation OF two months
will follow.
JouS y. ALEXANDER. OF the Reno Ga-
,sus. looked in upon the NEWS office
to-day. Come again when you can stay
longer.
TIE Piper's Opera House band will fur
nish music at Steamboat springs next
sunday. Plenty Of dancing for all.
IT 10 expected that the iron flagstaff will
will DO taken to the top Of Mount David
son on or before tho 9th instant.
BESsIE PERRY. . Virginia school'boy
ten years OF age. writes rapidly with both
hands at the same time.
JACK MALL was the champion speller
at Professor Fiint's spelling school In
Virginia last night.
EI.0oyERSoR BL.sprL, who WAS In
Virginia City yesterday. left by last even.
ing's train.
TnE Empire Hotel, on tho Divide. will
be opened by Mrs. A. ID. Ballard. next
Sunday.
MRS. J.. G. WILLIAMSON. Maggie
Noore) left last evening for California.
COLONEL J.. q. FAIR IL still Of Steamboat
Springs. and Is improving In health.
J, II. yISsoS, the actor and stage mana.
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