Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-11-13
H EVENING NEWS.
TppAsURE TRoyY.-Last FRIDAY, Cbas,

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Washoe City, while hunting rabbits on
the hill side, east of the Lake House,
found a lot of bullion concealed in some
bushes. Not exactly knowing the value
of the prize, he gathered up a lot and TOOK
it 10 town, where he was informed by mill
men tina, i, was worth about 800. A
party was then organized, who returned
to the place, and upon search ascertainea
that the amalgam was melted IN an oio
tin can, forming the crude bullion found
by Ba,s,ow /; but a close examination re-
yealed the fact that the can had been
lsaky and allowed considerable Of the
smslgam to escape. which had penetrated
the earth and formed a capitalization.
Some eight or nine pounds Of this was
also found. The affair caused considera-
BILE excitement at Washoe, and much
speculation as to what mill the amalgam
was stolen from. Two or three parties
claim it; but as none are able to prove
property, it is a very probable case that
Bars,ow will hold TO the bullion. Mill
men should be very careful in selecting
their EMPLOYEES, for the amount OF bullion
or rather amalgam so far ascertained to
have been stolen in Nevada is quite large,
while the unknown amount is doubtless
ten-fold. We have heard Of several cases
where bullion has been stolen by men at
work in mills. where a compromise has
been effected by a return of the spoils,
and the matter quietly allowed to pass.
Look 10 it, mill men.
- W. Lpow tho Ulocal'
of the Union; know him well and muchly;
he is q hardened sinner, with as hard a
cheek as ANYBODY this side Of Jordan, and
when in Sundays paper he assures every
body that he upon pres'ing) accepted a
free pass TO Music Hall, We rather liked
the Joke. Now, Bob, zoe don't pretend to
nav ANYTHING or anybody, and as for you,
for ten long years you havn't missed n
meal or paid a cent, and it is devilish in
consistent for you. as a "D,mmercrat," to
claim 20 pay your way. Ordinarily, we
would have let the thing go, but mat last
bat, Bob. Jennie, my dear, charge H.
ANS we'll that ends well. Bob, don't, for
Gods sake, claim to be q dividend claim.
lis bosh, and Max Walter. OF the Music
Hall. or Peasley, OF the Opera House, or
anv other man, won't believe a word OF It.
The place where fashionable men 90 to
purchase their Fall and Winter suits OF
clothing is at Haas S Co.'S. North c
street, Virginia. 1t is a truthful old pro-
verd that saith, "a man may be known
by the company he keeps" and 1t is Just
as true that a man who buys his clothing
at Haas s Co.'S may be known by the
neatness with which they At. II you want
10 be in the fashion, buy your clothing OF
Haas & Co.; and if you want TO buy
cheap, go to Thurston and whisper IN his
ear. "now, old boy, do the fair thing
and he'll sell cheap-you bet.
BuLLroN.-Miller, the e~nterprisiug ex-
press stage man, between here and Reese
River. brought into Virginia city yester-
day swenty-niue bars of silver, valued at
twenty thousand dollars, consigned to b.
F. Hastings s Co. This looks we'll for
our Reese friends. The mines out there
mus, be "pe,ering-out." This is the first
shipment Of bullion from the National
Bank at Austin. Bully for them Bully
for our National currency! We are
happy! Let "Old Glory" be flung TO
the breeze! Greenbacks forever! Bull
lion the result. Bet yer life"
WAKE UP.-Rev. Mr.. Dunn, on last
evening, while preaching in his Church
on. e.. desired two Of his audience, who
had reclined for repose, to give him a fair
chance, and start awake with him /; and
then, if he didn't interest them. they might
lean on the seat and sleep. He wanted a
"show to keep them awake. And then
he proceeded from his preface-thus in
terrupted-in a truly excellent discourse,
on the text descriptive OF the sand and the
rock. founded house ;-vide last OF Sermon
ON the Mount. y. B.-We were not one
of the parties who prepared to slumber
FsNrAx MEErINo.-Yesserday evening at
"a o'clock, the Gold Hill Circle OF the Fenian
Brotherhood me, at Judge Halls Court room,
TO receive the reports Of the Committees APP
pointed TO canvass for funds for the Fenian
cause. The Committees reported that they
had received Sl,5OO, which has been for
warded a, . o'clock to-day, BY telegraph 10
the Head Centre Of New York. The names
OF subscribers will be deferred for publication
until a week from to-day, to enable those who
have subscribed their name and not paid to
come forward and do so.
DusrY.-The past week has been a
dusty old period in Virginia, and as fast
as one could brush clothes they would
again be coated with ~lill,putian grains OF
silver. Not only clothes but Threats got
dusty, and Cunningham s White, OF the
International Saloon, corner OF Z and
Union streets, were in a busy state the
entire week, mixing and pouring the
healthy m~oisteners, always TO be found
there.
FYSIAS MEErISe.-The Virginia CIR
Gle of the Fenian Brotherhood met at the
courtroom yesterday afternoon in large
numbers. The report Of various COM
mi,,ees were received. Five new men,
hers were admitted to the order, and the
creates, enthusiasm prevailed. After
transacting some business pertaining 70
the affairs of the Circle, an adjournment
to some place in two weeks was carried.
WHAT WAS Ir:-Yesterday afternoon
considerable curiosity was exhibited in
Virginia a, the appearance of two men on
the hill by the burying-ground, who, after
planting a small flag, evidently INDUCED
in a regular fight, which lasted half an
hour, when the victor took the flag and
went over the eastern slope OF the hill.
No one accompanied the combastants' and
we have been unable to ascertain the
cause of the novel combat.
DRvos.-Joseph Armitage, at No. 1
North C street. Virginia, has in store an
excellen, stock of drugs, chemicals fancy
goods, etc.. which he will sell at low
prices, TO suit the present hard times.
Cali at his place and be satisfied OF the
excellence Of his stock and the cheapness
thereof. See his advertisement under
New To-day"
The clouds that overcast, the heavens,
to-day, por,end a storm, which will give
dampness TO the air, wet feet, and bring
on colds, resulting in fevers, and perhaps