Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-04-23
ALL ABOARD FOR AMERICAN C1ry-Mr

ALL ABOARD FOR AMERICAN CIry.-Mr.
J. B. Crandall, the proprietor of the Pioneer
Omnibus Line, has this morning commenced
to run an omnibus on the road between this
place and American City, to connect with his
! Silver City. Gold Hill and Virginia City line.
This omnibus will leave Gold Hill on the
arrival of those from Virginia and Silver City,
! and will arrive in time to connect with them
on their departure for those places, and will
make eight trips down and back every day.
| Mr.. Crandall has the time Of arrival and de-
! parture SO arranged that there is no delay
| experienced BY persons who wish to go direct
! from the Flat to either Virginia or Silver
! without stopping in Gold Hill. Persons pass
| ing from either OF those places to American
! Flat, almost always want to go by way OF
Gold Hill and stop here on business or
pleasure, and by this new arrangement they
can do so, and lay over in this town, do
their business, and go on through next
trip or they can go directly through and not
stay in our town ten minutes if they don't
wish to. Mr.. Crandall has, ever since he
first established his line, used every endeayor
TO provide for the convenience OF the public.
He has put splendid omnibuses on his lines,
and procured the most obliging men to be
found for drivers. At present an open
spring wagon will be run on the new line,
but in the course Of I week or ten days
splendidly fitted up omnibus like the ones
now running between Virginia and Silver
will be put on this road, and be driven by
Mr.. \. HillhOusc, the famous old fellow WHO
has heretofore been driving on the line be-
tween American Flat and Virginia City.
Scorr CONSOLIDATED Co.-This Company
now ms their tunnel run in the distance Of
Isl feet. Yesterday morning while at work
they came to stratum Of hard rock in the
breast Of their tunnel. and as soon as it was
broken, and small quantity taken out.
stream OF water guShed forth from a crevice
as much as three inches in size. This sudden
striking Of stream of water is regarded by
thelminers as the indication Of 4 ledge near
by. The rock somewhat resembles casing,
and perhaps BY going few feet further
ledge will be reached. The company now
has fine stream Of water running from
their tunnel, and can sell it for handsome
sum.
EHERGgTIC.-Ou Celestial friend, the
shirt-boiler, whose establishment was de-
stroycd by fire on Wednesday morning, has
his house rebuilt already and appears pre-
pared to proceed with his regular business.
Nor So.-The report which was in circula-
ton this morning, in Goli Hill, that George
Hawkins. the barber, was to be hung is in
correct. George has made it all right about
that hat-room business at the Sanitary Ball.
THE old ice-cream man, in Virginia, is in
his GLORY this warm weather. With his little
covered cart and donkey, he goeth about We
streets, footing his horn in jubilant man
ner-yea like Il very Gabriel!
ARRESTS.-A considerable number OF
arrests was made last night in Virginia. The
policemen OF that city are kept tolcrably
busy, but with petty offenders, as a general
thing.
BrLLtoN.-Wells, Fargo & Co this morn
ing, shipped bars and 3 sacks of bullion,
of the aggregate weight Of 623 pounds, and
Of the estimated value OF SlS,539.
Col. VrNToN will lecture on Temperance
again at Odd-Fellows' Hail in this place on
Monday evening next.
SOME splendid ore is said 10 have been
found in the Birdsall mine, at Virginia. 1t
is just west OF the Savage.
STOCKS have been rather dull in the Vir-
gipia markets for the past week.