Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-09-07
THE EVENING NEWS.

New DISTRICT. - Yesterday evenin,
We were shown by some person unknown
and ,olerably unapproachable, a piece o
ore that evidently was rich in chloride o
silver, with some free gold Herewith
Ballard. Of Sutterly Brothers, pronounced
the specimen very rich. but all attempts
TO learn the precise location were vain
only being able to ascertain that the ledgt
was prominent and within ten miles o.
Virginia. Several parties, supposed to bt
posted" left town this morning, with
tools, ETC., ETC., 10 look after interests in
this new but unknown district. One
thing, however. is certain, if q large guam.
,ity Of ore like that shown US IL to be OBJ.
tanned. the district may be considered a:
one of the richest ever discovered. New
TSuckee. Kear>arge and Excelsior have
not as yet made any persons fortune tina,
we know OF, but our faith in outside lodges
continues, and we honestly believe tina,
our whole country. from the Sierras to the
Rio Grande. will ere long be a vast and
prolific mining region.
THAT CONCERT. - Tonight Professor
Kuh will give his FIRST concert in Virginia,
aided by the very best amateur talent in
the State, with a number Of professionals
Of well known musical fame. The pro-
gramme as published exhibits a fine selec-
ton Of gems from the cabinet of music,
and will tonight be highly appreciated.
Many OF our American citizens, who love
home music, have requested that the
charming Miss Ross shall sing " Marching
through Georgia" in her unapproachable
style. Will the little lady consent :
Steudeman. the finest emo on the coast,
will sing. in addition to the programme,
that beautiful solo from Trovatore-" All,
I have Sighed to Meet Thee" and the
numerous encores will doubtless elicit
much musical acceptabilities. Tickets TO
be had at Bernard FRANKS book store, or
Of Dale s. Co.
New STREET. After the survey Of
Summit street, the parties for whose more
particular benefit i, was opened decided to
go to work and open one below the Rhode
Island mill. further down the hill, where
il will be more convenient. Accordingly
a committee has been appointed to pro-
cure the right-of- way from the property
holders over whose lots it will pass, who
have succeeded in obtaining the consent
OF all parties, and arrangements have been
made for the speedy completion Of the
road. The street will be opened and
graded a, a convenient hight up the bank,
~ that .,Aal lnpnhar ora tron anH nfhar
heavy articles required at the numerous
mills and foundries down the canon can
De easily unloaded at a convenient point.
MORE MAcHISERY.-The Yellow Jacket
Company have bought the machinery Of
the Best s Belcher Company, at Virginia.
II consists Of an lS-inch Coriiss engine,
the power Of which is estimated at about
sO-horse; a splendid l2.inch pump, to-
gether with bob. reels, and all machinery
connected with them. This machinery,
we understand, is to be brought down to
Gold Hill and put to use at the hosting
works Of the Yellow Jacket mine. Il il
all Of the first-class order, and nearly a.
good as new. The Best s. Belcher Com
pany was said TO have the best hosting
machinery along the Coms,ock lode about
a year ago, but at present 1t has no use
for it, the work done in the claim being
now carried on through the Gould &
Curry mine.
REvlvIxo.-We learn that prospecting
in the New Truckee District, which has
recently been very slack, is beginning 10
revive, and that many lodges are now
being sunk on. The road there is fairly
under way. and the ditch has been sur
veyed, located and commenced. That
there are large and rich mines in this dis
trict we DO not doubt. but the ore is very
refractory and will require most careful
attention and deep study TO obtain meth
DDS that will separate the base from the
argen,iferous metals. An able chemist
has a large field here for practice Of the
cunning science.
IL TowN.-That old pioneer in the
newspaper line, E. +. McElwain, Of the
Carson Post, has just purchased the mate
rial of Lovejoy's Old Piute, and will re-
move the same TO Carson. Mac. looks a.
fine as q Yankee schoolmarm and we
know that he, with Harry Mi2hels a.
aider and abettor, will be capable OF pro-
ducing one of the most valuable news
papers in Nevada. Long may you Hut
ter, boys.
OFF FOR PENNsYLvANIA.-Mr. S. D.
Coldren. who for a long time was foreman
of the Crown Point Company, and who al
different times has been foreman for sew
eral of our Gold Hill companies, LETT town
to-day on the Pioneer stage for San Fran
cisco, whence he sails en- the steamer OF
the 18th inst. for the States. to visit his
friends and relatives back in Pennsylva-
mia. Mr.. Coldren is an old resident Of
Gold Hill and leaves behind him a host oil
friends.
PEcuLIAR.-La Last evening at about 8
o'clock the moon was surrounded by
circles of prismatic colo-s, which is, by
Indian, beyond lure, representation OF
s,orms-as, if in veriication thereof. the
weather has changed suddenly, and the
genial summer air Of yesterday Is usurped
by a chilly autumn zephyr which calls for
overcoa,s and mittens.
ScHoLL s HoLNEs.-This firm have
constantly in store a fine assortment OF
guns, pistols, knives, ammunition, fishing
tackle. and in fact everything necessary
for O person who desires TO 20 on a hunt.
ing excursion or on The outskirts Of Ne
vada among hostile Indians. Henry's
a .1 kan1 G. ~ Np,n alan
do all repairing at short notice.
YorSe ANERIcA.-This crack Engine
Company. of Virginia, will take a benefit
q, Music Hall tomorrow evening. Let
everybody buy a ticket, and give the boys
means to pay their debts, for Young
Americas chaps are good fremen, and al
ways ready to do duty.
The BRAY FAMILY, or at least the Wal
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