Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-10-12
H EVENING NEWS.

to the completion of the work. The shaft
has now attained a depth of seventy EIGHT
feet. and is substantially timhered in sets.
So far, the work Of sinking has been done
by means of q windlass, but a donkey
engine will be at work on Saturday. The
enormous draft chimney is being built by
Messrs. kerrin & Bowers, and is already
one-fourth completed, it will require 200,-
600 bricks. Three Of the engines and all
of the boilers are already on the ground,
and solid foundations have been con-
structed for the same. Samuel Curtis,
the active and energetic Superintendent,
is bound to see all right.
CLorHrNo.-To all parties who desire
to purchase the best articles Of clothing
in the confines of Nevada, we can most
cordially recommend the establishment Of
Haas & Co., No. 5 North G street, Vir-
ginia, where may be found the most COM
plete stock of all kinds of gentlemen and
boys clothing that can be bought in the
city. From a long acquaintance with the
firm, we can safely guarantee to all parties
that they will receive fair dealings and
courteous attention from the entire en-
ployees. Thurston will ever be in at
tendance. and his ~well-known integrity
and affability will secure many friends.
LADIES, if any Of your u%nhappily too
small number propose getting married,
will you gently allow III to give you some
advice: or if you are already married and
desire to please a most fastidious husband,
the same advice is equally applicable or
il you van to suit some other man you
like better than chubby" then our advice
is best of all: Go to Bromberger's dry
goods establishment, International Hotel
building, No. 4 North B street, Virginia,
and receive from him goods cheaper than
gold dust at four cents a load. See his
advertisement.
DISTRICT CoURr.-Before Judge Bur-
bank: Ell Dorado Co. va. Gould s Curry
Co.-Cause dismissed on motion of de-
PENDANTS attorney. Gould & Curry Co.
VS.. Ell Dorado Co.-Judgment for plain
titfs. Z. J. Armstrong VS.. Stevenson
Kehoe Co.-Cause dismissed by plaintiffs
attorney. Drexler VS.. Strauss-Contin-
ued. Recess until 10 o'clock A. NJ. to-
morrow.
Before Judge Risfng-W. A. Ross ct.
ais. VS.. John Dee CT als.-Judgment for
plaintiffs as prayed tor. Delaney vs..
Cullen-A decree was entered in this case
in favor of plaintiffs. Recess until to-
morrow morning at 10 o'clock.
DIR. J. G.. THOMAS still holds his office
opposite Deans Drug Store, Main street,
Gold Hill. where he has excellent accom-
modations for sick persons who may
choose to place themselves under his care.
In addition to his attention to patients in
his private hospital. he will always be
found ready to answer calls to visit per-
sons desiring his attention at their resi-
dences. The doctors successful practice
of medicine for the past four years in this
community makes it unnecessary for US
to speak of his eminent qualifications as a
physician.
REcoRDER's CoURr.-Before Recorder
Meagher, Virginia, this morning: ]. c.
Ramsey, arrested for vagrancy, will be
tried this afternoon. John Giles, d. d.,
forfeited his bail. Pat Murphy, d. d.,
will be tried this afternoon. John Smith,
d. d., forfeited his bail. Owen Davis,
d. d., forfeited his bail. VIM. Belknap,
d. d., forfeited his bail. Philip Hughes,
d. d., fined So and costs, and in default
of payment was committed to quod for
a days Philip will work in repairing the
streets. J. n. Madden, d. d., fined 50
and costs.
BUILDING. Tho Yellow Jacket Conn
pany nave been busy yesterday and to-day
putting up the frame for their new hoist
ing works building at their new shaft. 1t
will be q magnificent structure, judging
from the size of the frame, which has al
ready been erected. 1t is but the first step
toward putting first class improvements
on the mine. Next will come the machin-
crv, which, we IRE informed, is TO be OF
enormou strength and in every way fit to
be erected on the representative mine OF
Nevada.
COUNTY CONFERENCE.-The adjourned
session of the County Convention assem-
bled, this morning, at the Opera House,
and was called to order by President
Hillyer, who stated that the Convention
was ready to proceed with the balance OF
business. The Secretary called the roll,
and all the delegates found present, either
in person or by proxy, but six. A mo.
ton to adjourn was seconded, debated ana
carried almost unanimously. Time OF
adjournment, Wednesday next, at 10
o'clock A. NJ.
BusY.-The Chollar-Potosi folks are
very busy in getting everything around
their new shaft in working order before
the winter storms Consider"
able Of the machinery is in place, and their
old "dump-house is being removed TO
the new site. When the requisite depth
shall be reached the company will DRIFT
west for the ledge, and will doubtless
strike a fine body of ore.
I'VE STILL LIvB."-So say Leeke &
Clawson, of the popular saloon formerly
occupied BY George Lewis. We don't
wonder, for how any firm, with u a
hos, of friends who call daily and "eat,
drink and be merry" could die is beyond
u comprehension. and we concur in the
general opinion Of everybodoy-long may
they live, and may we never 90 dry.
ANY person, lady or gentleman, who
desires their hair dressed in an artistic
manner, will do we'll TO call at the Union
Hair Dressing Saloon, Exchange Hotel
Building, and be well treated. See adj
vertisement.
CoMxG.-The famous Swiss Bell Ring
ers, so much admired here about a year
since, will give a final entertainment at
Maguire's Opera House. Virgins, some
time during next week.