Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-08-23
n EVENING NEWS.

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Potosi and Savage companies ; those employ
ed in the Gould & Curry "a very large num-
ber) remaining at work yesterday at the old
rates. We are informed that the men at the
Mexican mine were granted the increase
without q resort to stopping work. So far,
no compromise has been effected between
the miners and employers, and it is manifest
that public feeling is on the side Of the
strikers" The Superintendent Of the Saw
age Company yesterday endeayorcd to secure
another set of hands, but only succeeded in
hiring 4 very few men. While all must de.
plore any Misunderstanding just at present,
when we are so a~nxiously awaiting the deyel-
Opment Of our mines, between employers
and the employed, there are but few in this
community who do not wish the miners sue
cess. Let those who doubt, endeayor to sup
port themselves and families on 4 pittance
Of three and n half dollars 4 day, and we
assert they will concede that four dollars n
day is non too much for n days work at the
present time. We sincerely hope that some
arrangement may soon be 4 between the
parties, rs strikes always exercise 4 baleful
effect IN every place where they occur. II
was anticipated some trouble would occur If
men could be found who would go to work at
the old rates, as it was asserted that the old
hands had uttered threats that they would
not permit it, but no difficulty whatever took
place. Several special policemen were APP
pointed, but no occasion occurred for them
10 exercise their authority. Virginia Onion.
GREAT CAPACITY.-The Yellow Jacket
Company have advertised proposals TO team
sterS 10 haul $500 ton of ore per month TO
their mill at Empire City during the coming
year. The proposals are to be opened on the
first Of next month. The mill TO which the
rock is to be hauled is the Morgan Mill, which
the company purchased several months ago
and which they have recently been fitting up
and increasing in capacity. 1t is now ca.
pable Of crushing over eighty tons Of ore per
day, and the $500 tons per month which It
Is proposed to have hauled is the estimated
average quantity which it will monthly re-
duce. This mill works but 4 portion Of the
Yellow. Jacket rock, and yet the amount
reduced by il during the course OF ayear (3O,-
900 tonS) is enormous, and the amount OF
silver and gold which it brings into circula-
lion is immense. The ore which the COM
pany propose 10 have hauled to be worked at
this mill alone, during the coming year, will
Weld the immense sum Of Sl,l2j,OOO in bull
lion, taking S37 so, the average yield OF
Yellow Jacket orc for the first quarter Of the
present year rs 4 standard. But rs the COM
pany will probably have all their first class
rock crushed at this their best mill and much
Of their inferior ores reduced elsewhere, it is
10 be presumed that the yield OF the mill will
greatly exceed even those figures. The Yel-
low Jacket Company not only have 4 bully
mine, but also have 4 bully mill.
RuSAwAT.-This afternoon, about half
pas. . o'clock, the Imperial Company's car
rage team started from in front OF the Com
pany's Office, in the upper end Of town, and
ran down Main street. When opposite the
Granite mill they ran against u quartz team
and upset the buggy to which they were at.
tearing il to pieces, and becoming
frightened. They then dashed fu-
down Main street whit tongue and
fore wheels Of the buggy, and when opposite
the Justices office, ran over Mr.. c. Fliedner,
who was crossing the street, knocking him
down and very seriously injuring him. He
was carried into DR.. CANDLES Drug Store,
where medical attendance was Immediately
furnished. The horses continued their course
down street, running against and upsetting 4
fruit wagon in front OF the NeSey House,
scattering fruit and vegetables in every direc-
One Of the horses was so badly injur-
that il will have TO be killed. From the
VeSey House, they ran up Blanchard street,
and were finally secured By the Yellow Jacket
hosting works.
NEW PoLIcEMEN.-The Board Of Police
Commissioners Of Virginia met yesterday,
and appointed y. L. Brown, Peter Larkin,
B. J. Lynch, J. Person and Robert Ross
policemen. The first is already a pc.
in and for the town OF Gold Hill, and
the new appointment will extend his Juris'
so as to allow him 10 make arrests on
the Divide. The other four were, VIC believe,
appointed for tho Chollar and Potosi Mining
during the striking cxcitemen. Of the
LODI AND N~oRFoLK.-It is said that these
horses will be pit,ed against each other
Tor 4 race Of two miles and repeat at the Cali
forn;a State Fair, to be held at Sacramento
next month. The time for which the race IS
set to come of is 4. | o'clock on Saturday,
the sd Of September. This feature Of the
Fair will be most likely to draw 4 greater
crowd than all tho big squaSheS and short
llOEllCu OuIuAlAlo ia
PRIVATE SCHOOL, Miss Facklcr, from
Dayton, to-day opens a private school in the
upper part Of Gold Hill, at the rooms recently
occupied by Miss Diamond for the same pur-
pose. Persons who prefer sending their chill
drcn to private rather than TO public schools,
will do well to put them under the charge OF
Miss Fackler. Her school is also much
more convenient for the attendance OF the
children in the upper end Of town, than are
the public schools, and she has the reputa-
lion OF being n very successful teacher.
EASTERN PERIoDICALS.-Our carrier OF
the News in Virginia, Fred. Boyle, has
bought the newspaper and periodical stand
IN the post office in Virginia, and his counter
will always be covered with all Of the latest
Eastern newspapers, periodicals and current
literature Of the day. Fred. is willing to live
and let live, and will sell all kinds Of reading
matter AZ current rates. The EVENING
News may be found each afternoon at his
depot.
FITTED CP.-The Odd Fellows Hall, in
this place, has recently been thoroughly re-
lifted, and had new desks and other furniture
put in. The carpet has been cleaned. turn
ed, and reserved, and presents the appear
ance Of new. This hall heretofore the best
in town, is now far superior, and is really a
most comfortable place.
THE Melodeon u, Maguire'S continues TO
receive its fair share Of success, and splendid
bills are offered every evening. Last even
ing, Mrs. Lowell, n new candidate for public
favor. made her debut, and produced n de-
cidedly good impression. 4 superior per-
formance will be given this evening.
Music HALL was again full last evening,
and Walter Bray had as many OF his rich
Jokes TO crack as ever. Walter and Miss
Flora never fail TO give unbounded s~atisfac-
ton wherever they are, and especially when
so well supported as they arc at Music Hall.
REPAIRIN0.-Chief Birdsall, Of the Viz
GINA police force, and ex-oficio Inspector Of
Streets, has recently been doing a good job
on South c street, near the Divide, by filling
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