Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-11-09
THE EVENING NEWS.

laid in Boston, but the plot has been To-
callzed for this coast, and the words anu
scenic effect, through the artistic skill OF
Mr.. Fairman, in painting a view OF San
Francisco harbor. Meigs Wharf. etc., to-
gether with the excellent rendition of
characters by Walter Bray, Talbot, the
facina,ing Kelly. Berlin, Westwood, and
Miss Flora, as Rosina, Mrs. Bray as the
Matron. and that charming pair Maggie
Brewer and Emma Miles as Girls of the
Village. The piece is excellent and is
well plsyed.
A ScRIXNAGE.-A Ser;mmage occurred
on American Flat yesterday, between a
couple Of residents Of that once famous To-
cality. Cause, politics. Neither party is
very seriously injured. though both will
bear the scars of war. Everything has
for months been quiet in that portion of
Storey County, which. a year and q half
ago, was the center of excitement. The
great signs Of little valued mining claims
have warped IN the sun; dogs have passed
each other and not essayed to fight; cats
have been silent in the mid watches Of the
night American Flat has been dull.
But Yesterday a dust was kicked up, q
real live fight took place. There was a
decided change in the condition Of things,
and lovely times are again anticipated.
~INrELLroEScB OF SUFFERBRs.-Dr. COL
Inns so seriously injured by a fall from his
horse some time since. is still in q critical
situation and will hardly recover. He is
laboring under an attack Of paralysis.
Pat Moran whose ANGLE was so badly
fractured at the Burke s Hamilton shaft,
is getting along finely and will soon be
well. The little boy who fell in the shaft
is slowly regaining his health. Pat Derry,
shot Tuesday evening. will perhaps re-
cover. Capt. j. V. b. Perry, slightly
wounded in the thigh by a pistol ball, will
soon be around the streets again. Richard
Paddock, shot by Judge Pitzer, is getting
well.
FROM Doc VALLEY. - Saturday, one
thousand pounds of ore was brought TO
Virginia from the Mexican mine, at
Browns Station, in Dog Valley. The
mine was discovered, not long since, by q
Mexican, and several assays Of ore have
been made, with most satisfactory results.
The ore brought in was taken from the
ledge near the surface, and is Of decom-
posed quartz, black in color. and evident
ly contains much auriferous metal. It
will be worked at the Mariposa Mill, and
wa will make known the result. This
new district is attracting considerable
attention.
RzwARD.-It will be seen by reference
10 our new advertisements that Mr.. Il. S.
Rumfeld, Treasurer of the Overland Stage
Company, has offered a reward Of $1,000
for the arrest and conviction Of the parties
to the late robbery below the Gould &
Curry mill. 1t was the evident intention
of the robbers 10 relieve the Treasurer Of
some treasure in his charge, but they were
too late by one day. Mr.. Rumfeld has
taken the necessary measures to procure
the arrest Of the thieves, and did all in his
power for the relief Of the passengers who
were robbed.
l.. o. o. F.-Every member Of the sew
eral Lodges in Storey county is expected
to be present tonight at the hall in Viz
ginia, to hear the report of the joint COM
mittee appointed to devise ways and
means for the procurement Of an Odd
Fellows library. The object is deserving
of more than special attention, and we
trus, that such a library may be procured
as will afford to members the opportunity
of passing evenings in reading good books,
in preference TO seeking the deleterious
o..oo,, 40 naruliar 70 VirOinia-
Music HALL.-This famous resort was
crowded last night. The entertainments
nightly given at this place for the consid-
Grafton of four bits, are Of the very best;
and if Collins, Tuers, Sheppard, Wallace,
Ward, Miss Josephine, Joey La Forrest
and Carrie Chapman can't make a chap
happy for an evening, then we are no
good Judge. The singing is good, the
dancing not to be excelled, and the entire
troupe are of first-class artistic talent. A
big bill is offered for tonight.
FASHION RESTAURANT. - This we'll
known place for supplying the wants and
cravings of the inner man, has passed into
the hands Of Messrs. Lebs s Richard,
who are bound to keep their tables sup
piled with all the delicacies of the season.
Give them a call all We that hunger, for
they will give you meat cooked by famous
French cooks and served by polite and at
tentive waters.
Social PARrY.-A social party will be
given at Olympic Hall, tomorrow even
ing, and all who wish to have a good
dance and pleasant time are invited to be
present. Millington furnishes the music,
and John Atkinson will see that the Hall
is rightly fitted up tor the gathering. 1t
is one of the incest little halls in the coun-
try for a social party, and we bespeak a
pleasant time.
Ar HoMR.-It delighteth brothers to
dwell in unity, and it also delights BROTH
ers when they call on Martin GrosStta. at
the Virginia Saloon, north Is street, Viz
yinia, after labor, to refresh themselves
with the excellent beverages hat may there
be found. Martin will be pleased to re-
ceiye a call from any of his friends, and
from Gold Killers especially.
THE St. Charles Market is the place
where residents Of the upper portion OF
Gold Hill find it to their profit to purchase
their meats. They always receive from
Mr.. Hayes. the jolly, good-looking pro-
prietor, the best article in the beef, pork,
mutton and veal line to be found in the
State, and never fail &c receive the most
promp, and polite attention.
GorSo EAsr.-Charles II. Fish. one OF
the bes. men in the State, has to-day LETT
Nevada for his home in the East
Whether he there ~propose,h to soIourn
or no deponens saith not-one thing Is
sure, Charley leaves Nevada with the
warm wishes Of a legion Of friends. God
bless and protect him wherever he casts
his lot.
HEALTHY YIRLD.-Hunser, Of Hunters
Station, on the Truckee, has raised and
now has in store. twenty-five tons OF po'
tatoes, the product Of a small n neal
the Station. The bin containing THESE
~esculen. Hibernian luxuries presents al