Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-07-23
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There is a constitutional popularity in
the celestial system which renders the
Chinaman's existence a burthen, and his
pursuit of happiness vain, unless the crude
oxygen and nitrogen of the atmosphere
be tempered and diluted at the rate of
about one portion of atmosphere to ten
parts of stink. Breathing this compound,
the Chinaman Ggests his rice, smokes his
opium and is happy. He is in elysium,
but not so are his neighbors of Caucasian
extraction. This conflict of taste in the
matter of perfumery has caused the Celes-
tial occupants of one of our first-class
laundries to come to grief. At the COM
plant Of Mr.. Hamlin the Johns were
brought before Judge Robinson and by
him duly convicted of maintaining nui-
sance and refusing to abate the same were
severally fined in the sum of ten dollars,
and in default thereof cast into the Gala
boose where there is wailing and all that
sort of thing.
RBcoRDBR's Court, VIRGINIA. = The
following cases were disposed of to-day:
Thomas Walch, arrested on complaint of
his wife, for a very aggravated assault and
battery on her, which resulted in her be-
ing confined to her bed for several days
past, was trid this morning and fined 5000,
and was committed to the city Jail for
100 days in default of payment. John
King, arrested for an assault, was fined,
and paid $40. John Doe, arrested by
Soule and Clancy. for being drunk and
disorderly, forfeited his bail of $40. John
Brown arrested by Soule for being drunk
and sleeping on the sidewalk, was fined,
and paid $3.50.
MAKING AN ADDITION The proprie-
tors of the Succor Mill are putting an ad-
ditional battery of five stamps in their
mill. They are also increasing its ANAL
gamating capacity by adding two OF Hep
burns Amalgamators and one Separator.
The other parts of the mill have recently
been thoroughly repaired. and in short
time-as soon as these additions are made
it will be about as good as new, and Of
much greater capacity than it was before.
The CHoLLAR Company IS making
thorough repairs on its machinery while
it is waiting for its new shaft, now being
made over in California, to take the place
of the nine-inch cast iron shaft which was
broken at the claim q few days ago. The
large pulley which is attached to, and
drives the pump crank, is being enlarged
and will be made about three feet larger
in diameter than it was before.
The SAVAGE company is grading around
its new shaft, and preparing to put up
new building and new machinery. In
the meantime, not only is work being car
ried on, at sinking the new shaft, but i'm
mense quantities of rich rock is being
taken out through the old one. The new
engine which is being put up in the old
building will be ready for operation in
few days.
The Turner's BALL.-Don't forget the
social ball to be given by the Turn Verein
Society at their Halle on Monday evening
next. Tickets are only 81 30, and the
boys ought TO have rousing benefit.
They have splendid hall, and the music
will be magnif. \ cold supper will be
served, for which only one dollar will be
charged.
The M1LroN Company is now taking
out pay rock all the time. 1t fur
nishes the Union Mill with all the rock
which it brushes. And we believe fur
nishes rock to other mills down the canon.
DEDICArIoN.-The Catholic Church of
this town will be dedicated tomorrow by
Right Rev. Bishop O'Connell, with the
usual ceremonies.