Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-05-18
THE EVENING NEWS.

Osooln, We Bledn tne IolloWlnS aQOllIOhaA
items of interest pertaining the New
Truckee mines: The Rothschild, Perley.
Mount Hope. Imperial Consolidated. and
Valley Lead, are all diligently at work on
their several lodges, which vary in width
from three to Eve feet. The recent lots of
ore brought into Virginia, are no better
than a large amount of the article already
reached, though the lowest depth attained
is bu, about forty feet. The great draw
back to the district is the lack of water.
A well has been started. which has been
sunk twenty feet through strata Of slate,
that requires to be blasted. Nearly all
:he miners in the district are interested in
the matter, and have subscribed literally
10 the enterprise. This project seems 10
be necessary, and should receive hearty
support nom all parties interested in the
mines. The New Truckee Ditch Will be
surveyed next week. and work viii at
once commence. Commencing at the
Truckee, the water will be taken to Sc
bastopol District. four miles from Truckee
District, TO which it viii be easy to run
the water when The same shall have reach
ed the irst mentioned place. Messrs.
Knox. Fleming s. Co. have projected a
new toll road from the Truckee to the
mines. and large corps Of men viii break
ground next week, and complete the road
as soon as possible. About one hundred
hedges have been located in the district.
From Mr.. Osborn we learn the particulars
of the recent rampage Of the Hot
Springs: One night, people in the dis
trict were somewhat astoni>hed at hearing
several steam whistles blowing for some
time, making the desert resonant with the
sound. The earth rumbled. and after
little time the Large spring" broke
through the earth at a distance of some
rods from the old locality, and threw a
large quantity Of water to the surface.
which continues TO be covered by the
steaming water. Mr.. Osborn intends re-
turning TO the mines AZ once. taking with
him provisions. mining tools, etc. From
assays made Of the ore he brought in. he
and . hers feel confident that in few
months the mines of the Truckee will be
receiving the development, which their
richness seems to warrant.
Coon FEELISe.-Last night in Virginia
upon the reception of the particulars con-
6rming the capture of Mrs. Jefferson
Davis, and her traitor. all the mud-sills
felt good, and general raid on Bourbon
Was the result. The chivs. felt IS Arte-
mus would observe. "unkimmon sick.
and only few showed themselves TO the
jubilsnt Ysnks, who had general glori-
hcation. Some even went as far as 10 say
tina. they didn't care dam if the First
Families of Virginia didn't like il; and
we actually heard dilspidsted old abo-
itionist declare. that it was right TO
violate the neutrality of JeferSon's petit
costs. and capture the head of the whole
Southern Contederacy. In fact, many
things unpleasant for heightened South
ern gentleman to hear, were said By the
macksral-ca,chers.
The MILLENIUN.-Surelyt the day Of
millennium is fast approaching. not only
has Doten seen another chunk" of ANAL
gam from the Pine Wood District.
brought in By the Hon. Mr.. Claget,. but
we-poor a. we are-haye received from
Charley Parker, seven large sacks OF
superior gold and silver bars, large lot
of diamond sulphurets and things 10
match. Les, people should think
some "humbuz" about this. and perhap>
be mis,rustful Of few assessments re-
Gently levied in our district by Gull.
Ba;eum & Co, we call the attention Of all
parties to old Beckworth's card in the
Black Hawk Journal Of Commerce, rela-
tive to gusno.
CArozr.-Yes,erday. Chief B;rdsall.
detected a fellow with petty larceny
stamped all over his face. stealing news
paper from a saloon on B street. George
let the chap get some distance away, but
nabbed him. and upon his explaining that
he was of good family, respectfully con-
nected, had a small number Of wives and
= child. the fellow was told to git" but
70 steal no more papers.
The Observation-Disclosures who are
fond of a social game of billiards, quiet
room. and excellent Liquors, can find at
Niagara Saloon, north B street. Virginia,
all the necessary concomitants. The pro-
prietor Amos Dennis, will cordially receive
and cour,eously entertain every gentleman
who may favor him with call.
THE OPERA HorsE.-ThiS evening, the
talented actor, Mr.. Stevenson. will receive
a complimentary benefit at the Maguire's
Opera House, on which occasion the
comedy of Brutus Lache Cesar will be
presented, with songs, dances. and farce.
Mr. Stevenson is one Of our pioneer actors,
and we trust will be favored with q re-
munerative house.
REcoRDER's CoURT, VIRGINIA. Re-
corder Mesgher this morning transacted
the following business: E. Burke, ar
rested BY officer Hurst, on charge Of dis
turbing the peace. The Court took COM
passion on Eph's youth, beauty and pre-
v;ous good character, and service done the
State. discharged him with solemn in
junction to "go and sin no more"
The PLAcE.-The management at the |
Opera House, convinced that the "legi,i-
mate is neither so profitable or interest
ing to a majority Of our people as an A
No. melodeon performance, will open
the Opera House, Saturday night, with
6rst-class troupe. and will continue to
cater to the requirements Of their patrons
By always having something ns1.
suxxER TINE.-0n and after Saturday. !
the goth inst, the Pioneer Stages will !
commence running on summer schedule
time, leaving Virginia at o'clock P. N.
each day. The roads on the summit are
now IN excellent condition, and the entire /,
route was never in better order, as the
quick time simply demonstrates.
MEYER. at his store on north B street,
Virginia. has a bewildering stock of fine
dry goods which he is selling at low rates.
Cali and see him ladies and arrange your
gill. and tuckers In rechere style from