Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-29

Aut oLb Cohsth osLooNs Shsaiey
Lang. one Of the oldest residents Of Gold
Hill. has recently opened the wsll.known
saloon In winterbausr's building. corner
OF Main street and Pioneer Alley. lie has
fitted II up In superior style and his bar 10
we'll stocked with choice liquors and cigars
such a. no will DO always pleased 10 set be.
fore his friends. Charley was among tho
first miners and prospectors In Gold Hill.
and being one OF the fixtures Of the town
proposes remaining with tho boys ~ long
as there are any 10 remain with. He will
DO happy 10 meet old.timcrs a. we'll - new.
timers and old and new friends at his place
ct any time. Read bis advertisement.
ACmEr ANoSo THEN.-In an account
given OF tho Ban Francisco CALIFORNIAN
games. held last Saturday at Badgers
Park, Oakland. the name Of our townsman
j. Q. Dunlop figures quite conspicuously.
hs being the winner Of four prizes. and no
other competitor having taken that mum.
ber. When tho fact IL taken into consid.
Grafton thai their club numbers over six
hundred members, many Of whom are
giants, II will be seen that Mr.. Dunlop was
. worthy representative Of the Virginia
Californian Club.
ATTENTION. Pi~osgrns.-A meeting Of
the Pacific Coast Pioneers was held at their
hall on u street In Virginia City yesterday
evening for the purpose of~considerlng tho
invitation TO Join the Union and Confed-
crate Veterans in tho ceremonies OF Deco
ration Day. After considerable discussion
Il was finally decided that tho invitation
should be accepted. The Pioneers will
meet at their hall 1T 10 O'Clock tomorrow
morning. See Official notice In another
column to day.
The Bro SINGING ScHooL.-Mn. Frank
Layton. . member Of the Virginia Meth.
odist Church choir. left for Ban Francisco
last Monday evening to asslst In the grand
concert given by Sumner w. Bugbee.
Miss Jennie Gault and Mrs. WAstell were
also invited " Join In tho musical fes.
t%ivities. but were unable " accept on &C.
count Of home duties.
CoRREcrIos.-In our item Of yesterday.
replying TO inquiries Of . franktown sub.
scriber relative TO certain mines, We find
we were wrong In saying that there Was no
assessment ON the Alps mine. An assess-
ment Of 81 per share was levied upon its
capital stock on the 2lst instant, delin-
quent June 25th |; sale day, July 22d.
EScAxPnESr NorIcr. -onicial notice 10
given that members Of Pioneer Encamp.
meni. No. I. are requested to meet 1t their
Hall. Odd Pellows' Duildidg. O street.
Virginia City. Wednesday and Thursday
evenings. May Goth and 30th, at 7 o'clock.
for drill. The battalion portion OF tho
members arc particularly requested 10 DO
present. equipped as the Law directs, and
participate In tho exercises.
WILL PROBABLY DIsBAsD. - The vir-
ginia Relief Committee will meet next
Monday. when the proposition Of disband.
ing will be considered. There 10 nc money
on hand and no prospect Of raising any.
The committee has done much good work
since is organization. The blessings Of
many an unfortunate family will ever fol.
low the members Of this charitable society.
H.. -, A. H.. C.-,.,,,,.,o, Mir,
I"s " "' ~ 49,. 80
company oornucop'a, ho'a 'ne oaue'
a. =" ,So 9@pIicv;ns named Direetors rere
elected 10 servo for the ensuing year I: ].
w, Hussey, p. N. Smith, II. @. swain, y.
IL. br9oks; :; y. houeos u snn'i Jn R,aun
Secretary.
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APEr TAproLE.-psvc I'saov'on, pro,
prietor Of the Capital Eating stand iound