Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-11-06
Fl EVENING NEWS.

GENEROUS DONATION. = Saturday the
workmen in the Challenge and Burke S
Hamilton mines contributed the handsome
amount Of $3.50, in gold coin, for the ben
eli Of Pat. Moran, who was so seriously
injured a short time since in the shaft OF
the Burke s Hamilton mine. The dona-
ton reflects credit on the workmen, who
are whole souled boys, as well as upon
Mr.. Goliath. the Superintendent, who
aided the enterprise. We are glad to be
able 10 state that Moran is able to move
abouton clutches, and will in q few weeks
be entirely restored TO health. The action
of the boys only exemplifes the Scriptural
injunction Of seas thy bread upon the
waters, and after many days it will return
unto thee"
STRUCK live learn that the Nc
Means & Williams company struck a rich
vein of ore in their tunnel yesterday.
Some specimens of which we saw that
showed the highly desirable black sui
phurets Of silver. The claim is near
American Flat, and has been ~prospected
for some time; a ledge of great width has
been cut, but the "pay streak found
Yesterday had been passed without proper
development, from "~feelers" indicating its
existence. The stockholders feel jubilant,
and we can only wish them lots Of ore
and heavy dividends.
On Ir.-Last night, a prominent rebel,
of Virginia, got saturated with DINNER
cratic" ros-gut, and threatened war upon
all Virginia, Gold Hill. and other Adolf
ton places. He succeeded in considera-
bly, frightening a sick dog, of as little
intelligence as himself. Officer Lackey
assisted the gentleman in getting his "shot
guns" in his pockets, and we afterwards
saw him politely escorting the Chiv. to
Irwin's boarding house, on D street.
CHANCE TO Buy MACHINERY. - The
Midas machinery, now at work on the
Segregated Belcher Company's claim, is
for sale. 1t + all in good order, and for
sale cheap. Persons wanting mining ma
rhinerv would do well to examine this
offered before making purchases else
where. II can be seen at the old Midas
works, near the Belcher.
WRONG PLAcE.-One Of the horses be-
longing to the teamster engaged in hauling
dir, 10 fill up Hogs Delight" took a
literary turn and came down into Jul
sanctum to-day. He evidently was a
Copperhead, and finding that he had got
n,o the wrong place, lef. IN quick time.
The last seen of him he was going up the
street toward the Flop Tod office.
BADLY BEArES.-Lass evening a man,
Just in from Excelsior-unfortunately for
him. a Union man-was attacked on B
street, Virginia, and pounded over the
head with a pistol or club in a barbarous
manner DR.. Bronson was called and
dressed the wounds, and the sufferer was
comfortable this morning. "Qnam nostriG
pG!entiG" - We unterrifed blatherskites.
FrRRNRN's MEErING.-There will be a
meeting of Yellow Jacket Hose Company
No. . a, Tom Carson's saloon this even
ing. when an election of Foreman will be
made. The boys who run in that company
are therefore expected to be on hand to
vote.
TRAxKs.-Doyle s. Goodman have our
thanks for a bottle Of excellent brandy
cocktails. Almost as soon as it was set
on our table we proceeded to imbibe. We
found i, bully. We never knew the firm
TO furnish brandy cocktails that were not
good.
RuNAwAY.-Ycsterday evening a horse
attached to a buggy became frightened
and dashed down c street, Virginia, at a
terrific pace, only stopping when he had
kicked himself free from the harness and
carriage.
OwINo 10 the speedy approach o! UNI
pleasant weather, hundreds Of our old
citizens are rushing back from Idaho,
Montana and Excelsior to purchase their
winter stock Of medicines and perfumery
at Deans Drug Store.
The town authorities are filling up the
mud-hole in Crown Point street, opposite
our office, and Hogs Delight" appears
doomed to be removed from our sight for
ever.
SPRcIALs.-We learn that a large num-
Der Of special policemen will be detailed
for duty on election day.