Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-09-16
THE EVENING NEWS.
CgLgBRAr1oN.-Last evening the Mex.

anniversary of their independence by con
mencing the firing of cannon at IL o'clocl
and a subsequent torch-hght procession
headed by a brass band. Some Of Il
transparencies were pointed and good
One, The Headquarters of the Demo
cratic party-who enters leaves hope b
hind another, Lincoln and Monro
D~octrine-the Keystone Of Mexico's Lii
erty." The procession, after marchin
through the principal streets, went to Ii
Headquarters Of the Republican Mexica
Club, on North B street, where, after re
peated "vivas" for Mexican Independ
ence. Monroe Doctrine, Lincoln, Johnson
and America generally, order was OBJ
tanned, and Col. Ross made a brief speech
replete with good sense, and offering I'll
entire sympa:hies OF the Americans to tn
Liberal Mexican party, who wished L
drive Macmillan from their shores. A
glass of wine was drank by the guests
and the crowd dispersed. The entir
Mexican population are to-day loyal, ant
willing to support our Government.
Coon WoRx.-The new shaft of tn,
Yellow Jacket Company, which is located
south of the old works, has now attained
a depth Of three hundred and seventy feet
and the work is rapidly progressing,
When the depth of four hundred feet shall
be attained we believe it 10 be the inten.
ton TO drift north and connect with the
present working level Of the old works.
The work so far is most substantial and is
a credit to the company and to the con-
tractors, who may well feel proud of their
mining skill. In a short time the hosting
machinery will be erected, and when the
new buildings are completed, the massive
engines at work and everything pertaining
thereto in order, it will be INT of the best
and most complete hosting works on this
Coast.
MACHINERY FOR ExcELsIoR.--The Cali
fornia Consolidated Mill and Mining Co.
have been engaged during the past week
taking down the battery and engine and
boilers which they purchased Of Land &
Co. and of the Potosi Company for the
purpose of sending it out TO Excelsior TO
be used in the new mill they are building
there. II will be shipped the first of next
week. Mr.. G. E. AmeS, who will have
charge of putting up the machinery.
leaves on Monday next for Summit City.
where he goes TO make arrangements for
receiving it. He has also been appointed
Superintendent Of the Lincoln and Mount
Moriah companies, and will look after
their claims while he remains there this
winter.
Music HALL.-A splendid bill is out
for this evenings performance at Music
Hall, Virginia. The company of per-
formers are doing their best to please the
patrons of the house, and their efforts
seem TO be extensively appreciated. To-
night the popular burlesque flor. really,
it is only a burlesque enterpriSingly gotten
up.) called the Wood Hunters will be
repeated. for the ediication OF the audi
ence. Lem. Goliath, Old Noyascotia,
and several other distinguished citizens Of
Gold Hill, as also the Town Plaza, will be
brought in to "spice" the play q little.
PUBLIC SPEAXING.-The Hon. James
w. Nye will address the citizens of Vir-
sinia. at the Court House, on B street,
this evening, on the political topics of the
day. The eloquent Senator spoke last
evening at Carson, in response to an invi-
,ation Of the citizens of that place. Hi
address at Virginia is in response TO an
invitation Of the citizens Of that city,
given before his late visit to Reese River
and Nye county. AS many of our citi-
zens undoubtedly would like TO hear u
Senator express himself on public affairs.
this will offer a good opportunity to do so
ERRoNEous.-The report that Mike
McCluskey was killed by the "city re-
porters" is entirely erroneous-as he is
well and hearty. The cause of the report
was that for some two days he was OF OF
material 10 manufacture a regular "Ho.
10 Reporter" and was attacked by the
dry r~ascals, but upon promising to obtain
the needful was released. and may now
be found next door to the Court House.
Virginia. with an excellent supply of the
"quenching."
ORoANIzEp.-The Second Ward Union
Club of Virginia organized last night AT
the hall in the Medan building, by elect.
ing permanent officers for the coming year.
President, Capt. c. c. Warner; Vice
President, F. Hutton; Secretary, H. c
McDougal Treasurer, Mr.. Cohen. Sew
eral committees were appointed for collec-
tons and other purposes, and the meeting
was very large and Enthusiastic.
YELLOW JAcXEr.-Since the main shaft
was repaired a large amount Of fine ore,
perhaps two hundred tons daily, has been
hoisted therefrom. We regard the yellow
Jacket as the leading mine Of Nevada, a.
i, supplies more ore. and as a necessity
produces more bullion. The excellent
management Of the mine will continue
under the charge Of ]. B. Winters.
ARRrvALs.-By Pioneer-W Bruckets.
Mai. Clyman. G Painter, J Miller, Mr.
Heimann and two children, J 4 Mirrick.
C Sarsfeld. Isaac Allen, Mrs Eckhart and
children, Chas Hunsley, W Klnsey, John
Chung, P Stoner. &c Swain, ES Noyes,
Mrs Elliott. VIM Henderson. W. Girls
sam NJ Mccormack. 6 Clink, r Truscott,
A ] Peabody, J Bruce, Nh Smith.
ELECTION OF OrFrcBRs.-Yesterday the
following gentlemen were elected officers
of the Summit City Toll Road Company
President, Pembroke Murray Secretary.
J. Atwill Trustees, P. Murray, ]. Atwill.
P, II. Lannan, II. D. Reynolds, I. Peas
lev and J. H. Hardy. The road is now
open for travel
PRINCESS SHAPr.-This shaft is now
being used by the Yellow Jacket Company
10 hois, ore from the northern portion oil
their mine. 1t is one hundred and eighty
fee, deep. and in good condition. The
hosting works recently erected enable the
company to raise daily between forty and
fifty tons Of ore.
AoNlx.-Recorder Meagher had but one