Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-06-06
THE EVENING NEWS.

H.. H..
the effects OF a pistol ball, which from an
autopsy held this morning by Drs. Tucker
and Bronson, was found to have passed
directly through the forehead penetrating
the brain. The evidence introduced be-
fore the jury lends shade of suspicion
that there might have been foul play. Inc
bullet which caused death entered the
forehead near the center. while over the
wound is a cut some three inches in length,
which it seems almost impossible to ac-
count tor. beside several cuts as though
made with double-edgcd knife, were
found in the door of the room. The BODY
of the deceased was considerably bruised.
4 verdict will be rendered this afternoon,
Bullion SHIPNESrs.-A great many OF
our mining companies ship their bullion
from Virginia: hut. still, during last
month there was shipped by Wells. Fargo
4 Co., from their office in Gold Hill,
bullion to the value of Sl97.S05 80. This
is good evidence that our mines are "giv-
inc out" Il is evidence that the bears
only dislike TO see. Yesterday the 1mpe-
rial, Alpha. Crown Point and Plute COM
pan;eS, which the bears" have so long
seen "prtering," giving ont gave out
1850 pounds Of bullion. worth Si0.34O
-, as the result OF their last cleanup.
DANCING ScHooL-Mr. Diamond had a
good attendance at his meeting to organ
ize a dancing school. last evening. Fifteen
Young gentlemen formed themselves into
a class 10 learn 20 gracefully "Trip the
hight fantastic toe" The first lesson will
be given this evening. when several more.
who could NOT BE- present last evening.
will Join the class. Now Is the time tor
Young men who wish amusement TO ac-
compl.Sh themselves in the art which Mr..
Diamond teaches. His terms are reason
able. and he pledges himself 70 give salts
faction.
CrRroUs. NO matter how poorly a
man is clad, ii his boots are only neat and
his hat (the browning glory OF man) OF
fashionable texture. he is always well
dressed and receivable in polite circles.
Collins, of the fashionable nat store az No.
81 South c street, Virginia. can furnish a
chap with as neat head-gear as ever Genin
saw in golden dreams. Collins don I
trust ANYBODY. consequently has hosts of
friends, and any man on the street with a
6rst-class plug viii tell You that Collins
was the maker. Fact, Jones, Birdsall
bough, ours Of Collins.
The RrsH.-Rosener & Co.. opposite
the Office of Wells. Fargo X Co., Virginia.
continue 10 he visited by scores of fair
ladies, who are bound TO get some Of those
excellent bargains of dry goods before It
is 100 iare. Silks, satinS, laceS, rutHes,
calico, tape. and in fact all sorts Of femin-
inc 6xlns> are being almost given away
by this house. Call and see them, and If
YOU don't wish to buy, leave your purse
at home, or Joe LeBatt, the attentive clerk.
will sell YOU dress, sure as fate. His
winning ways and starvation prices admit
of no compromise.
SrRrcx OIL.-We struck oil Yesterday.
After banging around every barometer
portion of California and Nevada in
search Of fortune for our Atlantic Mary
Ann, we Yesterday were lucky enough 10
strike lie not only the regular Simon
pure, double-distilled petroleum: but lin
seed, sperm. train. castor. olive and every
other kind. 10 say nothing Of large ledge
of paper hangingS, looking-glas>eS, car
pets, window-Shades and other articles
necessary to 20 to keeping house. The
ledge i OF No. IS South c street. Virginia,
and Eredrick> is the original locator. See
his advertisement.
Explosion. Yesterday. while Glen.
Sutterlv. of the firm OF Sutterly Broshsrs.
photographers. B street. Virginia. was
pouring some nitric acid from carboy 10
some other vessel. the carboy exploded.
throwing the retort all over the room.
burning Mr.. Sutterly quite badly in the
face and on his hands, and slightly muir
ing one of his eyes. The acid was sprin-
Killed. plentifullv on various articles of
clothing in the room, totally destroying
il, The escape from death on the part OF
Mr.. Suterly was Providen,lal.
STILL ALivE.-Mr. Media, the late Su-
perintendent of the Succor Mill, who had
his back broken and was otherwise so Sc
verely injured about TWO weeks ago, IS
still alive. HIS injuries were az hrst
thought to be fatal. but are not now con-
sidered so. We are sorry to state that It
is now feared that his injuries are OF such
a character as will make him helpless Tor
life.
Hull BEAcHY.-This gentleman who
recently left Virginia with line stock for
stages between Star city and the Northern
mines IS now running through with fare
AZ the rate of so. We saw a letter from
him 10 Bob Lowery, in which he states
that although he has been troubled some
what bv the Indians. that he had at last
got the line in good working order.
MORE CoAL.-A large box Of coal from
the CRYSTAL Peak Company is on exhibit
,ion opposite Bernhard Franz's store,
South street. Virginia. Yesterday, sew
eral pounds of this coal was placed in
stove in the store OF Kirk & Co., and it
burned freely, producing immense heat,
and satisfying every body who saw it that
it was coal and nothing else.
AT WoRK.-Lammereaux' new mill at
the Desert District went into active opera
ton last Thursday, and Is crushing ore
from the mine Of the Almaden Company.
Mr.. L. will come in next week with the
first bullion produced. and we doubt not
1t will be of aattenng amount.
LIvEIY.-Business in Virginia yester-
day was hvelier than for many weeks, and
the streets were crowded with teams un-
loading goods from California. Bears
NAV growl, but when we ship bullion at
the rate of $4,000 per day, Nevada
won't be much depressed.
BILLIARD MATcH.-A match for $3.50
per side. four ball carom of SIX hundred
points, will be played next Wednesday
afternoon. commencing at O'Clock, at
the Washoe Exchange Billiard Saloon.
Virginia, between Wanie Wright and VIM.
Brimacomb, two well known amatures.
JUVENILE THIEvEs.-Virginia IS at pres
emit infested with gang Of juvenile thieves
who steal everything in sight, and who
unless taken in immediate hand by their
parents, or the law. will doubtless grace a
STATE prison or the gallows-