Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-11-03
THE EVENING NEWS.

WAGER EXTRAORDINARY Yesterday
afternoon the pedestrians on C street. Viz
ginia, were suddenly overcome by hor-
rible and unaccountable odor, which led
them to suppose that a sewer long choSed
up had burst and set loose its noSious
gases on the air. The stiAed citizens FOL
lowing up the stencil, traced 1t to ION
Peasley's saloon, where the cause was ais
covered. 1t appears that the patrlote re-
porter of loyal evening paper Oh tnlS
county had been hantered TO bet on the
vote Of that city by the chief marshal of
the Broom Rangers. Neither having coin,
thew proposed to bet the boots they then
wore, both being of size-No. los.
The terms of the bet being that the stakes
should be deposited with Tom Peasley,
thew both pulled off their boots at once.
Hence that smell.
A SAD LANENT.-Werecently stood by
the beside of dying child, and watched
the spirit as its life-throbs grew fainter,
and finally went out forever. Oh! but
it was sad to see so young and lovely
flower cut down by the Reaper's sickle.
Could you but have heard the lament of
the frantic mother" Oh. my child, my
only jewel, if had but even thy fair pic
ture could be reconciled You would
have told her that q: Sutterley & Bros,
corner Of B and Taylor streets, she could
procure the most life-like pictures at the
lowest living rates.
Rich STRIKE.-As strike is Of rare &C.
currence nowadays, We take pleasure in
noticing one that will prove to be de-
velopment of an excellent mine in new
quarter. About week ago, some work
men engaged in digging a well for Mr..
John Dohle, near the Nevada Brewery,
struck some very good looking quartz
when about so feet deep. The rock was
sSSayed, and the result showed yield of
$l,S69 to the ton. Twelve workmen are
now engaged in prospecting the lead,
which appears to be very wide one.
ONCE MoRE.-Now then, hip, hip
hurrah for the Washoe Billiard Exchange,
C street, owned and run by Flint & Co.
1t seems as though the 1.-TWO Charles
are trying to demoraliEe not only us, but
everyone else who gets a taste of their
superlatively fine liquors, mixed as artis-
tically as ever Michael Angelic could mix
eolors. That bottle of fine old Sazerac
they sent US to-day is the more revered
because of its extreme age.
A COOP TINE.-All of the Virginia
delegation. which visited Silver city. last
night, unite in prOnouncing the grand
Union parade, the grandest and most
brilliant affair of the season, but Satur-
day night in Virginia, will witness the
affair of the season, and we have no doubt
but that !. will far surpsss anything of
the kind ever witnessed on this coast for
loyalty is alive and is bound to suppress
the edition of Copperheads.
IRISH UNION CLrB.-The Irish Union
Club will hold meeting at the Head
quarters in Gold Hill on Friday evening
The two Union Clubs of Virginia will
meet their Irish brethren on this occasion
and make arrangements to Join the Torch
light Procession on Saturday evening. 4
full attendance of all true and loyal Irish
men is requested.
BEALs' GALLBRT.-Df. Beals has got
fairly at work in his splendid new Daguer-
rean Gallery, in Wiuterbauers new build
ing, in Gold Hill. His sky-ight and his
instruments are not excelled in this State
and we expect to hear of almost every
body rushing furiously to Beals' to get
their ikenesSes taken.
Bullion SHIPMENr.-Wells, Fargo s
Co. this morning shipped another large
amount of bullion, consisting of % bars
and sacks, weighing 1876 pounds Of the
assayed value of S4S,192 81.
PERsoSAL.-Gov. James W. Nye and
Hon. c. E. belong have arrived from
Humboldt, where they have been doing
the Union cause good service.
BULLION SHIPMEST.-Wells, Fargo s
Co., of Gold Hill yesterday, shipped
sacks and 9 bars Of bullion. weighing
1887 lbs. of the value of 40,17S 90.
ASSESSMENT SALEs.-Bullett, O'Brien
& Co., No. 80 South c street, report the
following sale of mining stock for to-
uorrow-North American.
AMALeAN.-Van Wyck s. Co. have re-
ceived to day, for assay, 2O,623 ounces OF
analpam,