Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-06-16
THE EVENING NEWS.

of returning 10 the East. lie will be sue
ceed-d in charge of the church by the Rev.
II. D. Lathrop. who came TO this coast q
few months ago a one OF the delegates ot
the Christian Commission. having re-
signed a parish in Ohio to enter the army.
His labors being no longer necessary in
connection with the Commission work.
Mr.. Lathrop will soon enter upon his new
duties.
The above article from the Virginia
Union of this morning. is erroneous. Rev.
Mr.. Whitaker has leave Of absence for four
months, and will leave for VISIT East. BY
the steamer of July Sd. Rev. II. D. La
.hrop will supply the pulpit during his
vacation.
LADIES FESrIvAL.-The Ladies Festi-
val La, evening. in the Medan Building.
C street. Virgini4, was a perfect success,
and the pecuniary results were highly
gratifying. The object of the Festival
was to aid in the benevolent purpose of
procuring suitable clothing for such OF our
INDECENT people a. have no means TO pro-
cure garments for wear. 4 dollar eS-
pended IN such charitable enterprises is
very seldom felt or regretted by the do
nor, and often conf'rs great joy TO people
who. without its aid might exist naked
and hungry. The kind hearted ladies
who EXIT mporize and perfect charity like
,hi>, will one day reap a reward fitting
their good deeds.
HARD Feat. - TAYLOR, the actor, Is
about to perform the following feat IN the
space Of one hour. on wager OF Sl.OVo.
He will walk mile. run mile, trundle
a roach-whrel mile. drag a sulky one
half mile. run n half-mile and jump SIX
hurdles. hop on one leg htty yards; PICK
up separately thirty stones placed one
ysrd apart. pick up with his mouth with.
out touching his krees TO the ground
thirty eggs placed ons yard apart. and
throw twenty hfty->ix pound weights
over his head with one hand. Taylor re-
ceives beue6, mex, Sunday at the Opera
House Melodeon.
Low RArEs.-The Opera House Melo-
deon has, after season Of crowded houses,
reduced prices TO the old rates Of four and
TWO bits. The Worrell >isters will appear
nightly, and the songs, dances, qusint
sayings and queer doings Of the this tine
company can be enjoyed by all at low
rates. This evening little Jennie, Sophie
and Irene will appear in entirely new
pieces. The inimivable Walter Bray will
be funnier than usual. Mis- Flora Will
sing her sweetest songs. Miss Chapman
will dance in her graceful style. while
Mrs. Wells and MessrS. Woodhall, Talbot
and the balance OF the company will be
sure and please all who attend.
ExeAoED.-We are informed that Mr..
P. B. I>aacs, the celebrated violiniss re-
Gently from New Work. who Is now filling
an engagement at Msguire's Opera House
in Virginia. has been engaged for year
by Mcguire, of San Francisco. Mr.. lSaacS
Is in all respects a superior violinist, but
in the art Of initiating with his instrument
he greatly eScsls. He mimics the voices
Of singing BIRDS the chattering Of mag
pie, and 20 successfully imi'ates the sounds
OF other musical Instruments that one
almost worder> that there was ever any
made. other than violin.
CoNEr MILL.-This mill is situated in
the Yves, part of Gold Hill. and is owned
partly by q New York company, and
partly bv Kirkpatrick and Rhodes. 1t
hsS a battery Of Is stamps. and has 80 Of
Brevoort's patent matchmaking pans.
The mill has the capacity Of working about
90 tons Of ore pr day. It's machinery Is
driven by Is horse power steam engine.
and il requires about cord- of wood PR
day, 10 grnera-e sufficient steam &c run the
engine when doing mill work. The mill
IS under the Superintendence OF l.. Z.
Goliath.
PASSED BY.-One day this week as Mr..
Van De Water, foreman of Consolidation
Co. No. l, Gold Hill proper, was looking
through the old portion of the works he
CHANGED 10 find a tne body OF ore winch
had been passed by, specimens OF which
we saw being very rich in sulphurets Ut
silver and free gold. How extensive this
vein NAV prove il, not known. but there
il enough in sight TO make the discovery
very valuable and doubtless new develop
men,s will be made through working the
ore. There are doubtless many tons OF
very rich ore in our mines that has been
hastily passed by.
A.. ~, ;,s,-aa bv
lRccAEE O"E'-" arc t'''"' W
Leopold kuh. the welI-known aSSayer ana
metallurgicsl chemist. that al,hous not
generally known to the puoiie' tne ores
from New Truckee District assayed BY
him, have invariably turned out much
-;nh -, ,bsr neonle have generally sup
,o.sd assays of 800 and $500 being
opi,p FREQUENT. 1t i principally of the
.1sr;ss nj ore known as arsentiferoas
v;.,;,;, T.,ion
gA'ena'-'" s- '
Rich RocX.-We saw last evening in the
,,.,...;on NJ John Gilliy, ESQ. "a silver button
~ large as a common six-shHoteI ball, tina.
was the product o. .n, Is: ~ pis,rie,
II The quantity of this ore half equals its
quality, few tons would be desirable 10 own
and would, when worSeo, 'n,nisn S Ss rS,i
IN spsn' n Lne ;n fss d,Ss and the result,
iii Sopb,lsss be very gratifying to holders Of
feet in the Lodges.
OxE MoRE. - Knickerbocker Engine
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